Biography:
Jets to Brazil was an American rock band. It was founded by Blake Schwarzenbach, former frontman of Jawbreaker, who found himself in Brooklyn, New York, after Jawbreaker disbanded. There he united with friend Jeremy Chatelain (who is not to be confused with the French singer of the same name); the two had met at the final Jawbreaker show, Chatelain himself having emerged from the break-up of Handsome.
Together they began working on four-track recordings aided by drum machines until they asked Chris Daly
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Jets To Brazil
Crown Of The Valley
Orange Rhyming Dictionary
1998 Jade Tree Records
Submitted by: [email protected]
Key: E, G, A
Chords used:
E - 022100
D - xx0232
A - x02220
G - 320033
C - x32010
Intro: E--D-A- x4
Verse 1:
E
we are the high
street service
trays coming to
D A
take you away
E
pasadena 68
with speed on your
D A
breakfast plate
Chorus 1:
E G
aunt cancer calls
D A
them happy pills
C
they keep her
G
calm and cool
E A E
until he leaves
Verse 2:
E
the moccasin skin
obsession leather
thigh white tennis
D A
skirt so high
E
the eyes of mine
are new and kind
but the hair is
not grey it
D A
is white
Chorus 2
E G
and grandfather
D A
is an ascot noose
C
can't tie the
G
tassels on his
D A E
shoes leave me
Bridge 1:
A D
oh god stop tearing
E D
off the roof of my
A E
experimental bathroom
D A
it's the only thing
E
that's halfway mine
D
and not for your
A E E E E
prying and lying eyes
Verse 3:
E
these are the
red eyed politics
the cocktail
D A
revisionists
E
war room rules
no wives or kids
here men sing
D A
he boy in them
E
the hedge casts
heroes late across
our lawn the valley
D
hunt militiamen all
A E
gone thought we had
the lock in 54
now the maid owns
D
the house next door
A
and what's more
Chorus 3:
E G
swims in the pool
D A
she used to clean
C G
our new king looks
D A E
like a queen leave me
Bridge 2:
A D
the empire is melting
E D
like ice cream on
A
the altar of the
E A
sun this skin
D
we've stretched
E
for centuries
D
it's faded it's
fraying it's
A E
meaningless to me
Outro: E-- x8
Crown Of The Valley
Orange Rhyming Dictionary
1998 Jade Tree Records
Submitted by: [email protected]
Key: E, G, A
Chords used:
E - 022100
D - xx0232
A - x02220
G - 320033
C - x32010
Intro: E--D-A- x4
Verse 1:
E
we are the high
street service
trays coming to
D A
take you away
E
pasadena 68
with speed on your
D A
breakfast plate
Chorus 1:
E G
aunt cancer calls
D A
them happy pills
C
they keep her
G
calm and cool
E A E
until he leaves
Verse 2:
E
the moccasin skin
obsession leather
thigh white tennis
D A
skirt so high
E
the eyes of mine
are new and kind
but the hair is
not grey it
D A
is white
Chorus 2
E G
and grandfather
D A
is an ascot noose
C
can't tie the
G
tassels on his
D A E
shoes leave me
Bridge 1:
A D
oh god stop tearing
E D
off the roof of my
A E
experimental bathroom
D A
it's the only thing
E
that's halfway mine
D
and not for your
A E E E E
prying and lying eyes
Verse 3:
E
these are the
red eyed politics
the cocktail
D A
revisionists
E
war room rules
no wives or kids
here men sing
D A
he boy in them
E
the hedge casts
heroes late across
our lawn the valley
D
hunt militiamen all
A E
gone thought we had
the lock in 54
now the maid owns
D
the house next door
A
and what's more
Chorus 3:
E G
swims in the pool
D A
she used to clean
C G
our new king looks
D A E
like a queen leave me
Bridge 2:
A D
the empire is melting
E D
like ice cream on
A
the altar of the
E A
sun this skin
D
we've stretched
E
for centuries
D
it's faded it's
fraying it's
A E
meaningless to me
Outro: E-- x8
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