Biography:
Julian Casablancas (born August 23, 1978 in New York City, New York) is the lead singer and songwriter of the American rock band The Strokes
Julian Casablancas is half American and half Danish and the son of John Casablancas and Jeanette Christiansen. His parents divorced when he was young. He attended kindergarten with future bandmate Nikolai Fraiture.
Early in his teens, Julian's father sent him to the Institut Le Rosey in Switzerland. This was where Julian first met Albert Hammond Jr., one of few other American students on campus.
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Everything seems to go wrong when I stop drinking
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Everything seemed to go my way last night
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Everything seems so wrong to me this morning
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I know things will be brighter later tonight
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On Ludlow St
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Chinatown's coming on Ludlow St
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Puerto Rican's are runnin' on Ludlow St
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Soon, musicians will haunt it on Ludlow St
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Where Indians once hunted
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And it's hard
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Just move along
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While I surrendered my ego you fed yours
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All my fantasies died when you said yours
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I have dangled my pride to forget yours,
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Will my mind be at ease when you get yours?
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We'll find out soon enough
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It started back in 1624
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The Lenape tribes would soon get forced from their home
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Soon we'll all get pushed out as soon as I get sober
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I remember why I drank it all away
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On Ludlow St
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Nauseous regrets are calling me on the phone
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My shoes, they seem to be my only home.
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The only thing to last will be my bones.
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Oh, tonight you'll hear the animals next door to you moan.
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On Ludlow St.
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Faces are changing on Ludlow St.
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Yuppies invading on Ludlow St.
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Night life is raging on Ludlow St.
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History's fading.
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And it's hard... to just move along.
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While I surrendered my ego, you fed yours.
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All my fantasies died when you said yours.
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I have dangled my pride to forget yours.
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Will my mind be at ease when you get yours?
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We'll find out soon enough.
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While they defended their ego, you fed yours.
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All their fantasies died when you said yours.
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They have dangled their pride to forget yours.
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Will their souls be at ease when you get yours?
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We'll find out soon enough.
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I'll found out soon enough.
Everything seems to go wrong when I stop drinking
B E
Everything seemed to go my way last night
E A
Everything seems so wrong to me this morning
E B E
I know things will be brighter later tonight
A
On Ludlow St
E
Chinatown's coming on Ludlow St
C# A
Puerto Rican's are runnin' on Ludlow St
F#m B E
Soon, musicians will haunt it on Ludlow St
C#
Where Indians once hunted
A B
And it's hard
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Just move along
E B
While I surrendered my ego you fed yours
E A
All my fantasies died when you said yours
E B
I have dangled my pride to forget yours,
A E
Will my mind be at ease when you get yours?
B A E
We'll find out soon enough
E A
It started back in 1624
B E
The Lenape tribes would soon get forced from their home
A
Soon we'll all get pushed out as soon as I get sober
E B E
I remember why I drank it all away
E
On Ludlow St
( E A B E A E B E )
E A
Nauseous regrets are calling me on the phone
B E
My shoes, they seem to be my only home.
E A
The only thing to last will be my bones.
B E
Oh, tonight you'll hear the animals next door to you moan.
A
On Ludlow St.
A E
Faces are changing on Ludlow St.
C# A
Yuppies invading on Ludlow St.
F#m B E
Night life is raging on Ludlow St.
C#
History's fading.
A B E
And it's hard... to just move along.
E B
While I surrendered my ego, you fed yours.
E A
All my fantasies died when you said yours.
E B
I have dangled my pride to forget yours.
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Will my mind be at ease when you get yours?
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We'll find out soon enough.
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While they defended their ego, you fed yours.
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All their fantasies died when you said yours.
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They have dangled their pride to forget yours.
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Will their souls be at ease when you get yours?
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We'll find out soon enough.
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I'll found out soon enough.
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