Biography:
Rheostatics are a Canadian indie rock band. Although they had only one Top 40 hit (Claire in 1995), they were simultaneously one of Canada's most influential and most unconventional rock bands in the 1990s, a band whose defiantly quirky, yet compelling, take on pop and rock music has been described both as iconic and iconoclastic.
They played their farewell concert to a sold-out house at Toronto's Massey Hall on March 30, 2007. Sound board recordings of that and many other shows are available (with permission) at http://rheostaticslive.
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Other songs:
- Aliens Christmas 1988
- Bad Time To Be Poor
- California Dreamline
- Claire
- Dead Is The Drunkest You Can Get
- Dope Fiends And Boozehounds
- Horses
- Introducing Happiness
- It
- King Of The Past
- Legal Age Life At Variety Store
- Lyings Wrong
- Making Progress
- Mumbletypeg
- My First Rock Concert
- Northern Wish
- Queer
- Record Body Count
- Saskatchewan
- Self Serve Gas Station
- Take Me In Your Hand
- The Ballad Of Wendel Clark
- The Harmelodian Anthem
- We Went West
- When Winter Comes
- You Are A Treasure
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
INTRODUCING HAPPINESS
Written by: Tim Vesely
On the album "Introducing Happiness"
D E7 D
Introducing happiness.
E7 G
Happy, yes!
D E7
Look who's found you someone.
Em G D
Look who stole you from your nest...
D E7 Em G
And in thieving, we stole you from an icy death.
D D/Bb D/B
November's cold and lonely here,
F#7
But not at home and
G E7
I'm so happy I could make you happy.
D E7 D
Introducing happiness.
D E7
What do I owe you,
Em G D
Or do you owe me more?
D E7
A better deal than this there's
Em Gm
Never been before.
D D/Bb
I must appear a mess to
D/B E7
Have to write a song about you.
You make me...
D Bb D
Introducing all this love into our house.
Bb
Well, your brother lives with mother
C
And your sister loves it
D
In Upstate New York (on a farm).
D E7
When I see you
Em G
Throw the kitchen window open wide,
D E7 Em
I take a second to thank you.
Gm
I feel so good inside.
D D/Bb D/B
Although I go away sometimes,
E7 D
Take your picture in my mind,
D/Bb D/B
So when I'm yards and yards away
E7 D
I am reminded not to stray.
D/Bb D/B
Unless I've climbed the tallest tree.
E7
Only that will keep me.
D E7 D
Introducing happiness.
E7 D
Introducing happiness.
E7 G
Introducing you.
credit to Mike Kaplan
Written by: Tim Vesely
On the album "Introducing Happiness"
D E7 D
Introducing happiness.
E7 G
Happy, yes!
D E7
Look who's found you someone.
Em G D
Look who stole you from your nest...
D E7 Em G
And in thieving, we stole you from an icy death.
D D/Bb D/B
November's cold and lonely here,
F#7
But not at home and
G E7
I'm so happy I could make you happy.
D E7 D
Introducing happiness.
D E7
What do I owe you,
Em G D
Or do you owe me more?
D E7
A better deal than this there's
Em Gm
Never been before.
D D/Bb
I must appear a mess to
D/B E7
Have to write a song about you.
You make me...
D Bb D
Introducing all this love into our house.
Bb
Well, your brother lives with mother
C
And your sister loves it
D
In Upstate New York (on a farm).
D E7
When I see you
Em G
Throw the kitchen window open wide,
D E7 Em
I take a second to thank you.
Gm
I feel so good inside.
D D/Bb D/B
Although I go away sometimes,
E7 D
Take your picture in my mind,
D/Bb D/B
So when I'm yards and yards away
E7 D
I am reminded not to stray.
D/Bb D/B
Unless I've climbed the tallest tree.
E7
Only that will keep me.
D E7 D
Introducing happiness.
E7 D
Introducing happiness.
E7 G
Introducing you.
credit to Mike Kaplan
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