Biography:
"Less of a band than an exuberant orbit of bright weird planets circling the joyful kinesis of main-songster Theo Hilton, Nana Grizol's debut album "Love It Love It" sees release on Orange Twin on May 13, 2008. Recorded in their hometown of Athens Georgia directly after a month-long tour of DIY spaces across the States, this record finds the band brimming with energy and rightly well-honed where live performance is concerned; "Love It Love It" sacrifices none of the band's beloved, sweat-stained essence.
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Other songs:
- Circles 'round The Moon
- Galaxies
- Tambourine-n-thyme
- Tiny Rainbows
- Arthur Hall
- Atoms
- Blackbox
- Broken Cityscapes
- Circles Round The Moon
- Cynicism
- Everything You Ever Hoped Or Worked For
- For Things That Havent Come Yet
- From Here
- Gave On
- Grady And Dubose
- Less Than The Air
- Mississippi Swells
- Nightlights I
- Nightlights Ii
- Photos From When We Were Young
- Stop And Smell Thee Roses
- Tacoma Center 1600
- Tambourine
- The Idea That Everything Could Possibly Ever Be Said
- Voices Echo Down Thee Halls
- Window
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The chords are played like this during the verse and then go back to normal during the chorus
A B
E|---| E|---|
B|---| B|---|
G|-2-| G|-4-|
D|-2-| D|-4-|
A|-4-| A|-6-|
E|-5-| E|-7-|
E A E
The shy and lonely hunter
A E
who stalks across my chest
A
says “I’m only seeking glory,” yeah,
B A
but glory never gives you any
E A
rest: me to your body in an arm chair,
E A
wrest: me to the corner of your bed,
E A
rest: we in the place we share our tenderness,
B A E
it’s there I’ll rest my head another night,
A
lights at the end of the hallway
E A
will lead you to the back of the bar
E A
where cloudy headed, late for bed,
B A
you wonder where those fleeting families
E A
are: you, living somewhere on the west coast
E A
are: you, just a figment of my mind
E A
aren’t you the one who always told me
B A
“boy, it’s easier with time” to be the
E A
saddest sound in a lullaby
F#m B
speck of sand in your daddy’s eye
G# C#m
broke my heart to so much as try
B
to live the life that lay before me
E A
so you step tender when you don’t run
F#m B
so you surrender to everyone
G# C#m
so you remember the place you’ve come to
B
But don’t forget the world adores you,
E A E
said “I am but my body:
A E
heart and shaking skin.”
A
How ever will you find a safe place where
B A E
(you never let anyone into the space where) you
A
keep all your timid questions, like
E A
“can I kiss you one more time before I go?”
E A
though I know the world is full of hopeless suggestions
B A
it’s us who get caught in the undertow, don’t you know
E A
we were born on a moving train,
F#m B
we took form in the pouring rain,
G# C#m
we try hard, but come short of explaining
B
that lives are for living and hearts are for changing yeah.
E A
Forget, an instant, to stay the same!
F#m B
Not us nor mountains go as they came!
G# C#m
All these things we’ll refuse to be framed in
B E
From what we’ve been given to what’s rearranging yeah.
E F#m G#m A E
A B
E|---| E|---|
B|---| B|---|
G|-2-| G|-4-|
D|-2-| D|-4-|
A|-4-| A|-6-|
E|-5-| E|-7-|
E A E
The shy and lonely hunter
A E
who stalks across my chest
A
says “I’m only seeking glory,” yeah,
B A
but glory never gives you any
E A
rest: me to your body in an arm chair,
E A
wrest: me to the corner of your bed,
E A
rest: we in the place we share our tenderness,
B A E
it’s there I’ll rest my head another night,
A
lights at the end of the hallway
E A
will lead you to the back of the bar
E A
where cloudy headed, late for bed,
B A
you wonder where those fleeting families
E A
are: you, living somewhere on the west coast
E A
are: you, just a figment of my mind
E A
aren’t you the one who always told me
B A
“boy, it’s easier with time” to be the
E A
saddest sound in a lullaby
F#m B
speck of sand in your daddy’s eye
G# C#m
broke my heart to so much as try
B
to live the life that lay before me
E A
so you step tender when you don’t run
F#m B
so you surrender to everyone
G# C#m
so you remember the place you’ve come to
B
But don’t forget the world adores you,
E A E
said “I am but my body:
A E
heart and shaking skin.”
A
How ever will you find a safe place where
B A E
(you never let anyone into the space where) you
A
keep all your timid questions, like
E A
“can I kiss you one more time before I go?”
E A
though I know the world is full of hopeless suggestions
B A
it’s us who get caught in the undertow, don’t you know
E A
we were born on a moving train,
F#m B
we took form in the pouring rain,
G# C#m
we try hard, but come short of explaining
B
that lives are for living and hearts are for changing yeah.
E A
Forget, an instant, to stay the same!
F#m B
Not us nor mountains go as they came!
G# C#m
All these things we’ll refuse to be framed in
B E
From what we’ve been given to what’s rearranging yeah.
E F#m G#m A E
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