Biography:
Psychotic Waltz is a progressive metal band formed in El Cajon, California in 1988.
The first incarnation of the band was under the name Aslan, after a character in the novel The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis. With money earned from local shows and T-shirt sales, they recorded a self-titled demo tape in 1986. After discovering another band with the same name, they changed theirs to Psychotic Waltz and recorded a new four-song demo in 1988.
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Psychotic Waltz - I Remember
Em D
I remember a story of great battles won
F#/D Em
and the tale of our heroes who died by the gun
C Am
while the rest looked and smiled at the freedom they've won
B Em
but the weight of the chain slows the run
I remember a song about flags standing high
as the red blazing rockets turned dark a blue sky
I remember the reason the weak shared good-byes if they could
I remember a sight at the dreams that we had
and the injustice they've suffered had driven them mad
I remember when we had the right to be sad all the time
I remember the war of the great days of old
and the battle hymns they sung while they died in the cold
I remember the good men they bought and they sold for a dime
C D Em
let's take a look now what we've changed
C B Am
after all we're still so much the same
C
after all this time
Am
can't we make up our minds
B G F# Em
must we all play the losing game
let's take a look now what we've changed
after all we're still so much the same
after all this time
can't we make up our minds
guess we'll all play the losing game
Em D
I remember a story of great battles won
F#/D Em
and the tale of our heroes who died by the gun
C Am
while the rest looked and smiled at the freedom they've won
B Em
but the weight of the chain slows the run
I remember a song about flags standing high
as the red blazing rockets turned dark a blue sky
I remember the reason the weak shared good-byes if they could
I remember a sight at the dreams that we had
and the injustice they've suffered had driven them mad
I remember when we had the right to be sad all the time
I remember the war of the great days of old
and the battle hymns they sung while they died in the cold
I remember the good men they bought and they sold for a dime
C D Em
let's take a look now what we've changed
C B Am
after all we're still so much the same
C
after all this time
Am
can't we make up our minds
B G F# Em
must we all play the losing game
let's take a look now what we've changed
after all we're still so much the same
after all this time
can't we make up our minds
guess we'll all play the losing game
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