Biography:
Soul Asylum is an American alternative rock band formed in the summer of 1981 by Minneapolis high school friends Dan Murphy, Karl Mueller, and Dave Pirner. The band (named Loud Fast Rules up until 1984) quickly became frontrunners of American college rock, following in the tradition of fellow Minnesota bands Hüsker Dü and The Replacements.
Landing their first record deal with Twin/Tone in 1984, Soul Asylum recorded a total of four albums for the local label: Say What You Will.
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Other songs:
- Misery
- Runaway Train
- 99 Percents
- Black Gold
- Black Star
- Blood Into Wine
- By The Way
- Cant Even Tell Clerks
- Cant Go Back
- Cartoon
- Close
- Closer To The Stars
- Cradle Chain
- Creatures Of Habit
- Die In Your Arms
- Draggin The Lake
- Fearless Leader
- Gone Forgotten
- Gravity
- Grounded
- Gullibles Travels
- Homesick
- Hope
- I Did My Best
- I Should Have Stayed In Bed
- Just Like Anyone
- Keep It Up
- Lies Of Hate
- Love Will Tear Us Apart
- Never Really Been
- Never Recover
- New World
- New York Blackout
- No Mans Land
- No Time For Waiting
- Nothing To Write Home About
- P
- Promises Broken
- Runaway Tarin
- Shut Down
- Somebody To Shove
- Spinnin
- Square Root
- Stand Up And Be Strong
- Straight Up
- Stranger
- Summer Of Drugs
- Supersonic
- Tell Me When
- The Break
- The Game
- The Sun Maid
- To My Own Devices
- Veil Of Tears
- Wandering Eyes
- We 3
- Without A Trace
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Soul Asylum
(Dave Pirner)
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From: Tone M
Intro:
G C D C G
G
Somebody's thinking,
C D C G
Somebody's thinking that there might be something wrong
G
Business is sinking,
C D C G
Business is sinking and the crew's been casted off
G
Nobody's bailing,
C D C G
nobody's sailing, but we're watching here from shore
G
Nobody's working,
C D C G
Nobody's working and we better work this out
G C D C G
If we could see eye to eye, you could see just exactly who is small
G C D C G
But I do my job and do it well and go to hell for writing on the wall
G C D C G
There'd be enough to go around if I could just get around you
G C D C G
I am not down, my hands are empty, and they're open and I need something to do
G C D G
And it makes me wonder who I'm working for
C D G
'Cause I think you know just what I'm looking for
C D G
And it makes me wonder who you're working for
C G
How many children are waiting by your door
G C D C G
This is just a child that I'm working for
You gave me nothing, now you're taking it away
I should be walking and making it easy to ignore but I
guess I'd better stay
And I forgave you for all the people you've done wrong
Nobody's working and it's gone on far too long
And it makes me wonder who you're working for
'Cause I think you know just what I'm looking for
And it makes me wonder who I'm working for
How many children are waiting by your door
Is it just a paycheck I'm fighting for?
Soul Asylum
(Dave Pirner)
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
From: Tone M
Intro:
G C D C G
G
Somebody's thinking,
C D C G
Somebody's thinking that there might be something wrong
G
Business is sinking,
C D C G
Business is sinking and the crew's been casted off
G
Nobody's bailing,
C D C G
nobody's sailing, but we're watching here from shore
G
Nobody's working,
C D C G
Nobody's working and we better work this out
G C D C G
If we could see eye to eye, you could see just exactly who is small
G C D C G
But I do my job and do it well and go to hell for writing on the wall
G C D C G
There'd be enough to go around if I could just get around you
G C D C G
I am not down, my hands are empty, and they're open and I need something to do
G C D G
And it makes me wonder who I'm working for
C D G
'Cause I think you know just what I'm looking for
C D G
And it makes me wonder who you're working for
C G
How many children are waiting by your door
G C D C G
This is just a child that I'm working for
You gave me nothing, now you're taking it away
I should be walking and making it easy to ignore but I
guess I'd better stay
And I forgave you for all the people you've done wrong
Nobody's working and it's gone on far too long
And it makes me wonder who you're working for
'Cause I think you know just what I'm looking for
And it makes me wonder who I'm working for
How many children are waiting by your door
Is it just a paycheck I'm fighting for?
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