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!
Artist: Steven Bowers
Title: Your Life as a Piano
Album: Circadian Anthem EP (2009)
Capo 1
[Verse]
F Am
Once there was a building
Bb
In the city where we lived
F Am
It was marked for demolition
Bb
Some planners wanted it
C
To fall into it's own footprint
Bb
So there's poetry I guess
Dm C
In all this ruin
F Am
You were born down at a factory
Bb
Viennese & true
F Am
warped with years and weather
Bb
Like the hands that danced on you
C
Of city boys who played you
Bb
'til your keys were black and blue
Dm C
And city girls who'd break your heart
[Chorus]
Am Dm
But oh to be the sound
Bb
Ringing in their ears
C
Bandaging their hearts
F
Bandaging their hearts
[Verse]
F Am
We threw you from the window
Bb
Of a prehistoric floor
F Am
For what was coming up at you
Bb
The quiet struck the loudest chord
C
To be the one piano
Bb
In a theatre of horns
Dm C
Just does things to you
F Am
And your wooden keys were broken
Bb
The hammers wrapped in felt
F Am
Were busted and I'm praying
Bb
Somewhere out there someone's built
C
An instrument so sensitive
Bb
It registers the swells
Dm C
and it records that you were here
[Chorus]
Am Dm
But oh to be the sound
Bb
Ringing in their ears
C
Bandaging their hearts
Am Dm
Oh to be the sound
Bb
A tourniquet for tears
C
Bandaging their hearts
F
Bandaging our hearts
[Outro]
Bb
Bandaging our hearts
F
Bandaging our hearts
Bb
Bandaging our hearts
C
Bandaging our hearts
Bb
Bandaging our hearts
F
Bandaging our hearts
Bb
Bandaging our hearts
C
Bandaging our hearts
Title: Your Life as a Piano
Album: Circadian Anthem EP (2009)
Capo 1
[Verse]
F Am
Once there was a building
Bb
In the city where we lived
F Am
It was marked for demolition
Bb
Some planners wanted it
C
To fall into it's own footprint
Bb
So there's poetry I guess
Dm C
In all this ruin
F Am
You were born down at a factory
Bb
Viennese & true
F Am
warped with years and weather
Bb
Like the hands that danced on you
C
Of city boys who played you
Bb
'til your keys were black and blue
Dm C
And city girls who'd break your heart
[Chorus]
Am Dm
But oh to be the sound
Bb
Ringing in their ears
C
Bandaging their hearts
F
Bandaging their hearts
[Verse]
F Am
We threw you from the window
Bb
Of a prehistoric floor
F Am
For what was coming up at you
Bb
The quiet struck the loudest chord
C
To be the one piano
Bb
In a theatre of horns
Dm C
Just does things to you
F Am
And your wooden keys were broken
Bb
The hammers wrapped in felt
F Am
Were busted and I'm praying
Bb
Somewhere out there someone's built
C
An instrument so sensitive
Bb
It registers the swells
Dm C
and it records that you were here
[Chorus]
Am Dm
But oh to be the sound
Bb
Ringing in their ears
C
Bandaging their hearts
Am Dm
Oh to be the sound
Bb
A tourniquet for tears
C
Bandaging their hearts
F
Bandaging our hearts
[Outro]
Bb
Bandaging our hearts
F
Bandaging our hearts
Bb
Bandaging our hearts
C
Bandaging our hearts
Bb
Bandaging our hearts
F
Bandaging our hearts
Bb
Bandaging our hearts
C
Bandaging our hearts
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