Biography:
The Brothers Comatose is an American five-piece bluegrass band based in San Francisco, California. The band consists of brothers Ben and Alex Morrison, who play guitar and banjo respectively, along with Gio Benedetti on the bass, Philip Brezina with the violin, and Ryan Avellone on the Mandolin.
Ben Morrison and Alex Morrison are brothers. They have been making music together from birth. Ben's first word was 'front-man' and Alex's was 'moustache' (see band photo).
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Sugar Please - The Brothers Comatose
[Verse]
G
She bright she’s a diamond, he’s a tall can of PBR
C Em
Well she’s looking for something, but he’s gone so far
C D G C
Well I hope that she finds it and it makes her a star
G
She’s silver and polished, he’s a beat up guitar
C Em
She’s the finest marijuana, and he’s a cheap cigar
C D G C
I’m so happy to have her no matter how far
C
they say how lucky you are
[Chorus]
G D C G
Sugar won’t you come home and make me sweet
G D C G
I need some goodness to cure these melodies
G B C A7 A
I can hear you singin’ in my dreams
G D G
Sugar won’t you come home to me
[Verse]
G
She’s sweet like a candy, he’s sour and tart
C Em
When we mix together, we make a spark
C D G D C
Three thousand miles ain’t really that far
C
They say how lucky you are
[Chorus]
G D C G
Sugar won’t you come home and make me sweet
G D C G
I need some goodness to cure these melodies
G B C A7 A
I can hear you singin’ in my dreams
G D G
Sugar won’t you come home to me
[instrumental]
G C Em C D G C
[Verse]
C
They say how lucky you are
C
We know how lucky we are
G D C G
Sugar won’t you come home and make me sweet
G D C G
I need some goodness to cure these melodies
G B C A A7
I can hear you singin’ in my dreams
[Chorus]
G D C G
Sugar won’t you come home and make me sweet
G D C G
I need some goodness to cure these melodies
G B C A
I can hear you singin’ in my dreams
G D G
Sugar won’t you come home to me
G D Em C
Sugar won’t you come home to me
G D C G
Sugar won’t you come home to me
[Verse]
G
She bright she’s a diamond, he’s a tall can of PBR
C Em
Well she’s looking for something, but he’s gone so far
C D G C
Well I hope that she finds it and it makes her a star
G
She’s silver and polished, he’s a beat up guitar
C Em
She’s the finest marijuana, and he’s a cheap cigar
C D G C
I’m so happy to have her no matter how far
C
they say how lucky you are
[Chorus]
G D C G
Sugar won’t you come home and make me sweet
G D C G
I need some goodness to cure these melodies
G B C A7 A
I can hear you singin’ in my dreams
G D G
Sugar won’t you come home to me
[Verse]
G
She’s sweet like a candy, he’s sour and tart
C Em
When we mix together, we make a spark
C D G D C
Three thousand miles ain’t really that far
C
They say how lucky you are
[Chorus]
G D C G
Sugar won’t you come home and make me sweet
G D C G
I need some goodness to cure these melodies
G B C A7 A
I can hear you singin’ in my dreams
G D G
Sugar won’t you come home to me
[instrumental]
G C Em C D G C
[Verse]
C
They say how lucky you are
C
We know how lucky we are
G D C G
Sugar won’t you come home and make me sweet
G D C G
I need some goodness to cure these melodies
G B C A A7
I can hear you singin’ in my dreams
[Chorus]
G D C G
Sugar won’t you come home and make me sweet
G D C G
I need some goodness to cure these melodies
G B C A
I can hear you singin’ in my dreams
G D G
Sugar won’t you come home to me
G D Em C
Sugar won’t you come home to me
G D C G
Sugar won’t you come home to me
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