Biography:
Bill Callahan, el hombre que hasta el 2007 se ha escondido tras el nombre de Smog para editar su música, se encuentra entre los grandes renovadores del rock estadounidense de las últimas dos décadas. Su último disco como Smog, "A River Ain't Too Much to Love", puede que no llegue a la altura de "Red Apple Falls" o "Knock Knock", quizás sus dos mejores obras, pero mantiene el listón muy alto gracias a unas composiciones a las que ha despojado casi por completo de arreglos y, sin embargo, siguen mostrándose poderosas.
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The song is tuned half-step down. (In other words: Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Bb, Eb)
(Intro): G
G
Cold-blooded old times
F
Cold-blooded old times
E F G
Cold-blooded old times
G
The type of memories
F
that turn your bones to glass
E F G
turn your bones to glass
Bm
mother came rushing in
C
she said we didn't see a thing
G
we said we didn't see a thing
Bm
and father left at eight
C
nearly splintering the gate
G
cold-blooded old times
G
Cold-blooded old times
F
Cold-blooded old times
E F G
Cold-blooded old times
G
the type of memories
F
that turn your bones
E F G
turn your bones to glass
and though you were
Bm
just a little squirrel
C
you understood every word
Bm
and in this way
C
they gave you clarity
G
a cold-blooded clarity
G
Cold-blooded old times
F
Cold-blooded old times
E F G
Cold-blooded old times
though how can I stand
Bm
and laugh with the man
C G
who redefined your body?
how can I stand
Bm
and laugh with the man
C G
who redefined your body?
G
those cold-blooded old times
F
cold-blooded old times
E F G
cold-blooded old times
(Keep strumming that G for the outtro)
(Intro): G
G
Cold-blooded old times
F
Cold-blooded old times
E F G
Cold-blooded old times
G
The type of memories
F
that turn your bones to glass
E F G
turn your bones to glass
Bm
mother came rushing in
C
she said we didn't see a thing
G
we said we didn't see a thing
Bm
and father left at eight
C
nearly splintering the gate
G
cold-blooded old times
G
Cold-blooded old times
F
Cold-blooded old times
E F G
Cold-blooded old times
G
the type of memories
F
that turn your bones
E F G
turn your bones to glass
and though you were
Bm
just a little squirrel
C
you understood every word
Bm
and in this way
C
they gave you clarity
G
a cold-blooded clarity
G
Cold-blooded old times
F
Cold-blooded old times
E F G
Cold-blooded old times
though how can I stand
Bm
and laugh with the man
C G
who redefined your body?
how can I stand
Bm
and laugh with the man
C G
who redefined your body?
G
those cold-blooded old times
F
cold-blooded old times
E F G
cold-blooded old times
(Keep strumming that G for the outtro)
Sñ Bikini
Snail Mail
Snap
Snarky Puppy
Snatam Kaur