Biography:
Un poco folkie, un poco rockero indie, también artista de comics, ¿cómo hace este neoyorkino llamado Jeffrey Lewis para hacerlo? Después de un 2008 pasado prácticamente de gira, incluyendo giras junto a algunos de los artistas más respetados del momento como Jarvis Cocker, The Cribs, Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks o The Mountain Goats, por nombrar algunos, con proyectos artísticos y literarios en todo el mapa (una historia ilustrada sobre el comunismo
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Other songs:
- Anxiety Attack
- Broken Broken Broken Heart
- The Man With The Golden Arm
- Alphabet
- Back When I Was 4
- Bugs And Flowers
- Chelsea Hotel Oral Sex Song
- Cult Boyfriend
- Dont Be Upset
- Everyones Honest
- How Can It Be
- I Saw A Hippie Girl On 8Th Avenue
- Life
- Punk Is Dead
- Roll Bus Roll
- Systematic Death
- Texas
- The East River
- Time Trades
- To Be Objectified
- When Youre By Yourself
- Whistle Past The Graveyard
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Credit to Jack
chords pretty much repeat themselves throughout the whole song
G D
Out in the forest
G
Out past the stone wall
D
Built by old farmers
G
Or older guys
Am
I saw a railway
C
With tracks all rusted
Em
Wild flowers blooming
G
Up through the tides
I set out walking
Just cross-tie walking
Out on the cross-ties
Where I could step
Sometimes I missed one
Sometimes there was none
Sometimes the flowers
Had eaten it
The sun was burning
The flies were churning
The trees were turning
Inside the sky
The tracks were rotten
Some trash forgotten
Sometimes a bottle with ash inside
I've been a walker
A sidewalk talker
Out on the sidewalks
Where I could stay
Someday my body
Will look real shoddy
Wherever flowers have eaten it
Voracious flowers
Voracious hours
Voracious people
Voracious slime
Words like voracious
Just sound like nonsense
After you say them about five times
These flowers blooming
They are not human
These flies and insects
Are really weird
Their backs are shiny
Their souls are tiny
And by the zillions
They've disappeared
So if there's life after
It's packed with insects
It's filled with flowers
No room for us
When they kick the bucket
They just say chuck it
They come and go like
Infinite dust
(Whistle) same chords as verse
The human race's
Beautiful faces
Changing places
Reform and bust
When we kick the bucket
Let's just say chuck it
We'll come and go like
Infinite dust
Small guitar solo ending (You can play the same chords as the verse over it if you want)
chords pretty much repeat themselves throughout the whole song
G D
Out in the forest
G
Out past the stone wall
D
Built by old farmers
G
Or older guys
Am
I saw a railway
C
With tracks all rusted
Em
Wild flowers blooming
G
Up through the tides
I set out walking
Just cross-tie walking
Out on the cross-ties
Where I could step
Sometimes I missed one
Sometimes there was none
Sometimes the flowers
Had eaten it
The sun was burning
The flies were churning
The trees were turning
Inside the sky
The tracks were rotten
Some trash forgotten
Sometimes a bottle with ash inside
I've been a walker
A sidewalk talker
Out on the sidewalks
Where I could stay
Someday my body
Will look real shoddy
Wherever flowers have eaten it
Voracious flowers
Voracious hours
Voracious people
Voracious slime
Words like voracious
Just sound like nonsense
After you say them about five times
These flowers blooming
They are not human
These flies and insects
Are really weird
Their backs are shiny
Their souls are tiny
And by the zillions
They've disappeared
So if there's life after
It's packed with insects
It's filled with flowers
No room for us
When they kick the bucket
They just say chuck it
They come and go like
Infinite dust
(Whistle) same chords as verse
The human race's
Beautiful faces
Changing places
Reform and bust
When we kick the bucket
Let's just say chuck it
We'll come and go like
Infinite dust
Small guitar solo ending (You can play the same chords as the verse over it if you want)
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