Biography:
Spider Bags are a twangy, southern country-rock outfit living in Chapel Hill, NC. Their first full-length release, "A Celebration Of Hunger", was released on May 21, 2007 on Birdman Records. Their second LP, entitled "Goodbye Cruel World, Hello Crueler World," was released on August 25, 2009, and marked the band's shift towards a more raucous and louder sound.
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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!
[Verse]
G
You met a girl with a pentagram tattooed on the front of her neck
And she knew automatically, magically that they were connected until death
A C
And they danced in a room that was void of regret
D G
On a day off just south of Jose
A D C G
Too many docile minds not taking their time
C D G
You stay with yours, well I'll be with mine
[Interlude]
Em D C
[Verse]
G
The future tells many lies about the past
They drove from Seneca Falls to Wichita on half-a- tank of gas
C
They saw a child asleep in the back of a hearse
G
Not all of life's truths can be contained in verse
D C G
Lalala la la la la la la la la
[Chorus]
C G
My heart is a flame in reverse
C G
It's a blessing and it is a curse
C G Em
Like a child asleep in the back of hearse
C D G
Oh my heart is a flame in reverse
[Instrumental]
C D G
Am A G A G
Bm C Em
F# G D Em
F# G D Em
C F D
[Verse]
G C
You can run from the police but you can't run from yourself
She made a plaster cast of his digital clothing and she placed it on his shelf
F
He sold his collection of Flying Dutchman 45's to an old Boston hippie
C
And then they settled down in a very exclusive trailer park on the west Memphis-side of Mississippi
F Em D Dm D G# G
And they learn that to live is to suffer and smile
F Em D
And to succeed at anything you must fail
C G# G
for a long while
[Bridge]
F Em Dm
Behind the junkyard about a mile down
C
the trail
F
Found a cottonmouth beneath a hubcap
Cm Dm C
that was eating its own tail
F C Dm C
So she took out a blade and she cut it in two
F Em Dm
He laughed and said “Tertium Quid” each
C
born anew
F G C
What else could they do
F C
Show me your scars and their meaning
F
Show me your scars and show me your
C
scars
[Interlude]
A D G7
[Bridge]
C B Am
She waited for him to fall asleep before
G
she whispered in his ear
C Bm
"It's the wounds of yours I can not see
Am G
that have always meant the most to me"
C G
And as the roads on the maps of their
Am G
souls all became tears
C G Am
She pissed in his boots and then disappeared
F G C
And he loved her all the more for it
F G C
Yeah he loved her all the more for it
[Chorus]
F C
He says my heart is a flame in reverse
F C
Its a blessing and its a curse
F
It's a grundle fly field advantage while it’s
C Am
only getting worse
F G C
My heart is a flame in reverse
F G C
My heart is a flame in reverse
F G C
My heart is a flame in reverse
F G C
My heart is a flame in reverse
[Outro]
F G C
F G C
G
You met a girl with a pentagram tattooed on the front of her neck
And she knew automatically, magically that they were connected until death
A C
And they danced in a room that was void of regret
D G
On a day off just south of Jose
A D C G
Too many docile minds not taking their time
C D G
You stay with yours, well I'll be with mine
[Interlude]
Em D C
[Verse]
G
The future tells many lies about the past
They drove from Seneca Falls to Wichita on half-a- tank of gas
C
They saw a child asleep in the back of a hearse
G
Not all of life's truths can be contained in verse
D C G
Lalala la la la la la la la la
[Chorus]
C G
My heart is a flame in reverse
C G
It's a blessing and it is a curse
C G Em
Like a child asleep in the back of hearse
C D G
Oh my heart is a flame in reverse
[Instrumental]
C D G
Am A G A G
Bm C Em
F# G D Em
F# G D Em
C F D
[Verse]
G C
You can run from the police but you can't run from yourself
She made a plaster cast of his digital clothing and she placed it on his shelf
F
He sold his collection of Flying Dutchman 45's to an old Boston hippie
C
And then they settled down in a very exclusive trailer park on the west Memphis-side of Mississippi
F Em D Dm D G# G
And they learn that to live is to suffer and smile
F Em D
And to succeed at anything you must fail
C G# G
for a long while
[Bridge]
F Em Dm
Behind the junkyard about a mile down
C
the trail
F
Found a cottonmouth beneath a hubcap
Cm Dm C
that was eating its own tail
F C Dm C
So she took out a blade and she cut it in two
F Em Dm
He laughed and said “Tertium Quid” each
C
born anew
F G C
What else could they do
F C
Show me your scars and their meaning
F
Show me your scars and show me your
C
scars
[Interlude]
A D G7
[Bridge]
C B Am
She waited for him to fall asleep before
G
she whispered in his ear
C Bm
"It's the wounds of yours I can not see
Am G
that have always meant the most to me"
C G
And as the roads on the maps of their
Am G
souls all became tears
C G Am
She pissed in his boots and then disappeared
F G C
And he loved her all the more for it
F G C
Yeah he loved her all the more for it
[Chorus]
F C
He says my heart is a flame in reverse
F C
Its a blessing and its a curse
F
It's a grundle fly field advantage while it’s
C Am
only getting worse
F G C
My heart is a flame in reverse
F G C
My heart is a flame in reverse
F G C
My heart is a flame in reverse
F G C
My heart is a flame in reverse
[Outro]
F G C
F G C
Spiller
Spin
Spineshank
Spinetta Jade
Spinetta y Los S (...)