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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Song is in 3/4
[Verse]
G C G
I was looking at photos from when we were young
C G D
Your hair is light blue and you're smiling in one
C G C G
And it's a strange remembrance brought on by this semblance
C G D
Oh we were so serious, shy, inexperienced
[Break]
C G C G C G D
[Verse]
C C C/B C/A G
Oh so unsure of ourselves
C G D
Making mistakes without anyone's help
C G C G
And I thought of the ways I remember you well
[Verse]
G C G
Some sweet recollection of redwoods and raspberry vines
C G D
Boys you wrote postcards to numerous times
C G C G
The uncertainty then, like some sentence of sin
C G D
Punctuated by moments of tenderness when
C G C G
There were long conversations, sharing of beds
C G D
Walks home from swimming pools giddy, impressionable,
C C C/B C/A G
The distance grew up like the night
C G D
Decisions were silence or preemptive flight
C G C G
Yeah the queer kids I knew, we did tend to be shy
[Verse]
G C G
And your parents just couldn't get over their shit
C G D
They spoke of how all their ambitions were split
C G C G
But they still let you in and tried to pretend
C G D
Now you let them refer to your lovers as friends
C C C/B C/A G
And I wish they could see how it hurts
C G D
Or affirm your existence with interested words
C G C G
Yeah their self-obsession's a patriarched curse
[Verse]
G C G
So you made a family from people you found
C G D
Your grew into yourself with those weirdos around
C G C G
Late nights talking at home, or dancing 'til dawn
C G D
Or driving all day, 'cause you're sick of the phone
C C C/B C/A G
Yeah, the good ones they tend to leave town
C G D
It helps to write letters and say "come on down"
C G C G
Yeah I'm so much better when you're around
[Verse]
G C G
And I think of you when I put on your old clothes
C G D
We don't talk all that often, who ever does?
C G C G
But I'll visit you soon and sing you a tune
C G D
About finding a family somewhere in the ruins
[Break]
C G C G C G D
C C C/B C/A G
Of the expectations we once knew
C G D
We'll try to make peace with our patriarchs too
[Outro]
C C C/B C/A G
[Verse]
G C G
I was looking at photos from when we were young
C G D
Your hair is light blue and you're smiling in one
C G C G
And it's a strange remembrance brought on by this semblance
C G D
Oh we were so serious, shy, inexperienced
[Break]
C G C G C G D
[Verse]
C C C/B C/A G
Oh so unsure of ourselves
C G D
Making mistakes without anyone's help
C G C G
And I thought of the ways I remember you well
[Verse]
G C G
Some sweet recollection of redwoods and raspberry vines
C G D
Boys you wrote postcards to numerous times
C G C G
The uncertainty then, like some sentence of sin
C G D
Punctuated by moments of tenderness when
C G C G
There were long conversations, sharing of beds
C G D
Walks home from swimming pools giddy, impressionable,
C C C/B C/A G
The distance grew up like the night
C G D
Decisions were silence or preemptive flight
C G C G
Yeah the queer kids I knew, we did tend to be shy
[Verse]
G C G
And your parents just couldn't get over their shit
C G D
They spoke of how all their ambitions were split
C G C G
But they still let you in and tried to pretend
C G D
Now you let them refer to your lovers as friends
C C C/B C/A G
And I wish they could see how it hurts
C G D
Or affirm your existence with interested words
C G C G
Yeah their self-obsession's a patriarched curse
[Verse]
G C G
So you made a family from people you found
C G D
Your grew into yourself with those weirdos around
C G C G
Late nights talking at home, or dancing 'til dawn
C G D
Or driving all day, 'cause you're sick of the phone
C C C/B C/A G
Yeah, the good ones they tend to leave town
C G D
It helps to write letters and say "come on down"
C G C G
Yeah I'm so much better when you're around
[Verse]
G C G
And I think of you when I put on your old clothes
C G D
We don't talk all that often, who ever does?
C G C G
But I'll visit you soon and sing you a tune
C G D
About finding a family somewhere in the ruins
[Break]
C G C G C G D
C C C/B C/A G
Of the expectations we once knew
C G D
We'll try to make peace with our patriarchs too
[Outro]
C C C/B C/A G
Nando Reis
Nano Stern
Nanpa Bás (...)
Naohmy
Naotaro Moriyama