Biography:
Ice Nine Kills was founded under the name Ice Nine by high school friends Spencer Charnas and Jeremy Schwartz and changed their name to Ice Nine Kills just before releasing their debut independent album 'Last Chance to Make Amends' on April 20, 2006. The following year on November 20, 2007, Ice Nine Kills released their EP, 'The Burning,' through Red Blue Records. The band then set out on several national tours in support of the EP including opening slots on tours with I See Stars and Eyes Set To Kill among others.
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No Capo
[intro]
A C
Dear diary
G E
This battle’s on the verge of emergency
G E G
Call in a chemical warfare attack
G C E x2 C E G D
[verse 1]
E G A E
Tempting fate with the crisis that my vices will orchestrate
G D E
Cold sweats as my bold pupils dilate
C
I could die from the weight of it all
C G C
Or make it through another close call
[chorus]
C G D
Here’s a note to myself, “Back to the wall
E C
The higher you get, girl, the further you fall”
G D
Here’s a note to myself, “Alone in my pain
D#m E C E
How close can you come to the edge before you walk away?”
E G E G D
[verse 2]
E G A E
Through blackened veins the evil in the needle bleeds into my brain
G D E
And sells me on the sense of a fool’s escape
C
I could die from the weight of it all
C E C
Or make it through another close call
[chorus]
C G D
Here’s a note to myself, “Back to the wall
E C
The higher you get, girl, the further you fall”
G D
Here’s a note to myself, “Alone in my pain
D#m E C E
How close can you come to the edge before you walk away?”
C E
Before you walk away
[bridge]
C E
But I just need one more taste, one more taste
C E
Scars earned from searching for solutions
G D C
So desperate just to feel
E D A
Sold on self-prescribed pollution, just distorting what was real
G C
And so it goes in the throes of what I can’t overcome
D#m
Painfully numb
C
Dear diary
G
This battle’s on the verge of emergency
[chorus]
G C G D
Here’s a note to myself, “Back to the wall
E C
The higher you get, girl, the further you fall”
G D
Here’s a note to myself, “Alone in my pain
D#m E C
How close can you come to the edge before you walk away?”
[outro]
C
Before you walk away
C
Before you walk away
[intro]
A C
Dear diary
G E
This battle’s on the verge of emergency
G E G
Call in a chemical warfare attack
G C E x2 C E G D
[verse 1]
E G A E
Tempting fate with the crisis that my vices will orchestrate
G D E
Cold sweats as my bold pupils dilate
C
I could die from the weight of it all
C G C
Or make it through another close call
[chorus]
C G D
Here’s a note to myself, “Back to the wall
E C
The higher you get, girl, the further you fall”
G D
Here’s a note to myself, “Alone in my pain
D#m E C E
How close can you come to the edge before you walk away?”
E G E G D
[verse 2]
E G A E
Through blackened veins the evil in the needle bleeds into my brain
G D E
And sells me on the sense of a fool’s escape
C
I could die from the weight of it all
C E C
Or make it through another close call
[chorus]
C G D
Here’s a note to myself, “Back to the wall
E C
The higher you get, girl, the further you fall”
G D
Here’s a note to myself, “Alone in my pain
D#m E C E
How close can you come to the edge before you walk away?”
C E
Before you walk away
[bridge]
C E
But I just need one more taste, one more taste
C E
Scars earned from searching for solutions
G D C
So desperate just to feel
E D A
Sold on self-prescribed pollution, just distorting what was real
G C
And so it goes in the throes of what I can’t overcome
D#m
Painfully numb
C
Dear diary
G
This battle’s on the verge of emergency
[chorus]
G C G D
Here’s a note to myself, “Back to the wall
E C
The higher you get, girl, the further you fall”
G D
Here’s a note to myself, “Alone in my pain
D#m E C
How close can you come to the edge before you walk away?”
[outro]
C
Before you walk away
C
Before you walk away
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