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
Sea Anemone
Orange Rhyming Dictionary
1998 Jade Tree Records
Submitted by: [email protected]
Key: A
Tuning: Standard EADGBe
Chords used:
A x02220
E - 022100
F#m - 244222
D - xx0232
Bm - x24432
Intro: A--D-- x2
Verse 1:
A
The curtain's
a sea anemone
D
in the way it sways
to the slow breeze
A
I lie spread
out on the
floor looking
D
at these things
and most of
them are yours
Chorus 1:
Bm
and it's so nice
D
sitting very still
without those
F#m
old shoes I
D
could never fill
Post Chorus: A--D-- x2
Verse 2:
A
starfish with
its arms out
in a daze
staring at
D
the stars
through an
ocean haze
A
was I one you
wished upon?
burned out
D
like a lightbulb
when you
turned me on
Chorus 2:
and it's
Bm
so nice
sleeping
D
here all alone
F#m
with my ashtray
and white
D
courtesy telephone
E
now I'm making
D
out the shapes
F#m
like the shower
rod can it take my
D E
weight? I will tell
D
you I am fine
F#m
I got some news
friend feels
D
like I'm dying
Interlude: A--D-- x4
Verse 3:
A
turtle on its back
in the desert sea
and you look like
D
a cool drink just
slightly out of
A
reach draw myself
into the shell
waiting on a
D
sign from god
or a nod from hell
Chorus 3:
Bm
and it's so nice
D
sitting very still
F#m
without those old
shoes I could never
D E
fill no we're turning
D
on the lights it's the
F#m
first day of my second
D E
life take my name
D
off of the lease
you can even
F#m
keep the name it
D
never suited me
Outro: A--D-- x4, Bm(hold)
Sea Anemone
Orange Rhyming Dictionary
1998 Jade Tree Records
Submitted by: [email protected]
Key: A
Tuning: Standard EADGBe
Chords used:
A x02220
E - 022100
F#m - 244222
D - xx0232
Bm - x24432
Intro: A--D-- x2
Verse 1:
A
The curtain's
a sea anemone
D
in the way it sways
to the slow breeze
A
I lie spread
out on the
floor looking
D
at these things
and most of
them are yours
Chorus 1:
Bm
and it's so nice
D
sitting very still
without those
F#m
old shoes I
D
could never fill
Post Chorus: A--D-- x2
Verse 2:
A
starfish with
its arms out
in a daze
staring at
D
the stars
through an
ocean haze
A
was I one you
wished upon?
burned out
D
like a lightbulb
when you
turned me on
Chorus 2:
and it's
Bm
so nice
sleeping
D
here all alone
F#m
with my ashtray
and white
D
courtesy telephone
E
now I'm making
D
out the shapes
F#m
like the shower
rod can it take my
D E
weight? I will tell
D
you I am fine
F#m
I got some news
friend feels
D
like I'm dying
Interlude: A--D-- x4
Verse 3:
A
turtle on its back
in the desert sea
and you look like
D
a cool drink just
slightly out of
A
reach draw myself
into the shell
waiting on a
D
sign from god
or a nod from hell
Chorus 3:
Bm
and it's so nice
D
sitting very still
F#m
without those old
shoes I could never
D E
fill no we're turning
D
on the lights it's the
F#m
first day of my second
D E
life take my name
D
off of the lease
you can even
F#m
keep the name it
D
never suited me
Outro: A--D-- x4, Bm(hold)
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