Biography:
Murder by Death is an American five-piece indie rock/death country band from Bloomington, Indiana. Their name is derived from the 1976 Robert Moore film of the same name.
Murder by Death released its first studio album (Like the Exorcist, but More Breakdancing) in 2002, and has since released seven more studio albums. The band's current lineup consists of two founding members, Adam Turla and Sarah Balliet. Balliet plays cello for the band, an instrument that has been present consistently throughout the band's evolution.
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Other songs:
- As Long As There Is Whiskey In The World
- Brother
- King Of The Gutters Prince Of The Dog
- 52 Ford
- A Second Opinion
- Alas
- Another Year
- Ash
- Ball And Chain
- Big Dark Love
- Big Sleep
- Boy Decide
- Comin Home
- End Of The Line
- For Matt Davis
- Foxglove
- Fuego
- Ghost Fields
- Go To The Light
- Good Morning Magpie
- Hard World
- I Came Around
- It Will Never Die
- Kentucky Bourbon
- King Of The Gutters Prince Of The Dogs
- Last Thing
- Lost River
- My Evergreen
- No Oath No Spell
- On The Dark Streets Below
- Piece By Piece
- Rumbrave
- Send Me Home
- Shiola
- Solitary One
- Sometimes The Line Walks You
- Spring Break 1899
- Steal Away
- Steam Rising
- Stone
- The Devil Drives
- Three Men Hanging
- Until Morale Improves The Beathings Will Continue
- White Noise
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Murder by Death
Steam Rising
Standard Tuning
So this is a pretty simple song, the only parts I'm not fairly certain of are the
interludes w/ the cello. For that, I've mostly had to do guesswork, but it sounds
alright, so whatever.
Em Am B7 Dm B C
E--0--0---0---0---0--0---|
B--0--1---0---3---0--0---|
G--0--2---2---2---4--5---|
D--2--2---1---0---4--5---|
A--2--0---2---x---2--3---|
E--0--x---x---x---0--0---|
Em Am B7 Em Am B7
There is steam rising from the gravel on the road
There is black coal filling up our homes
It seeps through the window cracks, It slips through the floorboards
The mortar is turning black, the foundation starts to crack
Honey pack your bags and go
Interlude [Dm--Em--Dm--Em] end (i think) on Am--B7--
Em Am B7 Em Am B7
There is steam, rising, from the belly of the beast
There is hell on earth there are demons beneath the sheets
They see through the window cracks they slip through the floorboards
The mortar is turning black, the foundation starts to crack
Honey pack you bags and go
Interlude [Dm Em Dm Em] Cello Solo, Em--B--C--B
^repeat interlude twice before going into solo, which repeats four times
Vocals in this next part are at 2x speed
Em Am B7 Em Am B7
There is steam rising from the gravel on the road
There is black coal filling up our homes
It seeps thought he cracks in the windowpane It slips through the floorboards and up
through the drain
There is steam rising from the gravel on the road
There is black coal filling up our homes
It seeps thought he cracks in the windowpane It slips through the floorboards and up
through the drain
Steam Rising
Standard Tuning
So this is a pretty simple song, the only parts I'm not fairly certain of are the
interludes w/ the cello. For that, I've mostly had to do guesswork, but it sounds
alright, so whatever.
Em Am B7 Dm B C
E--0--0---0---0---0--0---|
B--0--1---0---3---0--0---|
G--0--2---2---2---4--5---|
D--2--2---1---0---4--5---|
A--2--0---2---x---2--3---|
E--0--x---x---x---0--0---|
Em Am B7 Em Am B7
There is steam rising from the gravel on the road
There is black coal filling up our homes
It seeps through the window cracks, It slips through the floorboards
The mortar is turning black, the foundation starts to crack
Honey pack your bags and go
Interlude [Dm--Em--Dm--Em] end (i think) on Am--B7--
Em Am B7 Em Am B7
There is steam, rising, from the belly of the beast
There is hell on earth there are demons beneath the sheets
They see through the window cracks they slip through the floorboards
The mortar is turning black, the foundation starts to crack
Honey pack you bags and go
Interlude [Dm Em Dm Em] Cello Solo, Em--B--C--B
^repeat interlude twice before going into solo, which repeats four times
Vocals in this next part are at 2x speed
Em Am B7 Em Am B7
There is steam rising from the gravel on the road
There is black coal filling up our homes
It seeps thought he cracks in the windowpane It slips through the floorboards and up
through the drain
There is steam rising from the gravel on the road
There is black coal filling up our homes
It seeps thought he cracks in the windowpane It slips through the floorboards and up
through the drain
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