Biography:
Onsind is a DIY folk-punk band from Pity Me, Durham, UK.
They have releases on Plan-it-X, Discount Horse, Specialist Subject and more.
You can listen to and download all of their songs at http://onsind.bandcamp.com.
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
- A Generous Exposition
- Annie
- Ba77
- Claimant
- Clarice
- Dissatisfactions
- Either Hes Dead Or My Watch Has Stopped
- Frankland Prison Blues
- God Hates Facts
- Grieving Kind
- Heat Up The Blade
- Here Come The Year Nines
- Heterosexuality Is A Construct
- Huey Alabaster
- I Could Carve A Better Man Out Of A Banana
- If Anyone Needs Me Ill Be In The Angry Dome
- Immature
- Kim Kelly Is My Cognitive Behavioural Therapist
- Kim Kelly Is My Friend
- Lord Beer Me Strength
- Loyalty Festers
- Magnolia
- Margie
- Memoirs Of A Dutiful Daughter
- Mildred
- My Clean Sweep At The Clown Oscars
- Old Hazel Eyes Is Back
- Pigs In The Green Room
- Pokemon City Limits
- Scenes From A Shit Italian Restaurant
- Sectioned
- Snitches Get Stitches
- Suicide Is Painful
- Sweet And Tender Julian
- That Takes Ovaries
- Truth Emerges From The Well
- You Should Probably Keep It All In
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C G A C
The shopkeepers round here seem to tremble and trade in fear
G
There’s a lock-out on self-esteem
A C
discontentment in every dream
G A C
Now what do we have left to show from a winter that’s been and gone?
G A
Are we still bracing ourselves for a sermon that wouldn’t come?
C G A
I cut my finger once again
C G A C
I drank and drank till I was full but the bleeding, it wouldn’t end
G A
It soaked my shirt, and stained my skin
C G
I’d cauterise the wound, but I just can’t decide
A C
Where do I begin?
C G A x2
C G A C
The kids are back in school and the screws are all working to rule
G A C
It’s a crushing change of circumstance from a new set of arrogant fools
G A C
Some refuse to punch the clock, they drowned their work ethic out at the Jackson dock
G A C
Harking back to a ‘job for life’ as the shopkeepers shiver in strife.
C G A
I bit my tongue off in my sleep
C G A C
Drowning in a crimson cauldron the taste of metal and rotting meat
G A C
Through the incoherent gargling you swore you heard me gasp and sing
G
Where do I begin?
A C
Where do I begin?
C G A x10
C G A C
The shopkeepers round here seem to tremble and trade in fear. x2
C G A x2
C G A C
The shopkeepers round here seem to tremble and trade in fear
G
There’s a lock-out on self-esteem
A C
discontentment in every dream
G A C
Now what do we have left to show from a winter that’s been and gone?
G A
Are we still bracing ourselves for a sermon that wouldn’t come?
C G A
I cut my finger once again
C G A C
I drank and drank till I was full but the bleeding, it wouldn’t end
G A
It soaked my shirt, and stained my skin
C G
I’d cauterise the wound, but I just can’t decide
A C
Where do I begin?
C G A x2
C G A C
The kids are back in school and the screws are all working to rule
G A C
It’s a crushing change of circumstance from a new set of arrogant fools
G A C
Some refuse to punch the clock, they drowned their work ethic out at the Jackson dock
G A C
Harking back to a ‘job for life’ as the shopkeepers shiver in strife.
C G A
I bit my tongue off in my sleep
C G A C
Drowning in a crimson cauldron the taste of metal and rotting meat
G A C
Through the incoherent gargling you swore you heard me gasp and sing
G
Where do I begin?
A C
Where do I begin?
C G A x10
C G A C
The shopkeepers round here seem to tremble and trade in fear. x2
C G A x2
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