Biography:
Rob Cantor is a singer/songwriter from the Detroit area, based in Los Angeles. Known for his role as the yellow-tied guitarist and singer for quirky indie rock band Tally Hall, Cantor also releases music under his own name. In 2012, his song "Shia LaBeouf" went viral online, spawning many memes and animations. In March 2014, he announced his first solo album, "NOT A TRAMPOLINE." It was released on April 14, 2014, preceded by the single "Ghost" and the music videos for "Old Bike" and "All I Need Is You.
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G Bm
Old bike, rode it my whole life
Am D G
Wonder if I might beat that old bike to the grave
G Bm
Moon bright, gliding down hillsides
Am D G
Haze off a porch light flickers and catches my gaze
C G
On my bicycle, rolling along
C G
On my bicycle, singing my song
C (N.C) F G
On my bicycle ride, hoping you’ll come along
G Bm
Warm night, riding my soul bike
Am D G
Doesn’t quite roll right but it gets me where I need to be
G Bm
There is no guide, life is a slow ride
Am D G
If you got an old bike come ride around here with me
C G
On our bicycles, hands in the air
C G
On our bicycles, driving with care
F
On our bicycle ride
C F G
Everyone’s at it alone sometimes
C F G
But it’s better to have a companion ride
C Am Dm
Everyone’s Saturday night goes wrong sometimes
Fm C
Along the ride
Fm C
F G C F G
Busted and rickety olden bike
F G C F G
Busted and missing a bolt or five
F G C Am Dm
Holding together as long as I’m alive
Fm C
Along the ride
Fm C
G A D G A
Ladies and gentlemen I despise
G A D G A
Leave em alone as I drive on by
G A D Bm Em
Never imagined it quite so divine to glide
G D
Along the ride
G D G D
Old bike, rode it my whole life
Am D G
Wonder if I might beat that old bike to the grave
G Bm
Moon bright, gliding down hillsides
Am D G
Haze off a porch light flickers and catches my gaze
C G
On my bicycle, rolling along
C G
On my bicycle, singing my song
C (N.C) F G
On my bicycle ride, hoping you’ll come along
G Bm
Warm night, riding my soul bike
Am D G
Doesn’t quite roll right but it gets me where I need to be
G Bm
There is no guide, life is a slow ride
Am D G
If you got an old bike come ride around here with me
C G
On our bicycles, hands in the air
C G
On our bicycles, driving with care
F
On our bicycle ride
C F G
Everyone’s at it alone sometimes
C F G
But it’s better to have a companion ride
C Am Dm
Everyone’s Saturday night goes wrong sometimes
Fm C
Along the ride
Fm C
F G C F G
Busted and rickety olden bike
F G C F G
Busted and missing a bolt or five
F G C Am Dm
Holding together as long as I’m alive
Fm C
Along the ride
Fm C
G A D G A
Ladies and gentlemen I despise
G A D G A
Leave em alone as I drive on by
G A D Bm Em
Never imagined it quite so divine to glide
G D
Along the ride
G D G D
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