Biography:
The Clientele are a London-based band with Alasdair MacLean on vocals and guitar, Mark Keen on drums, James Hornsey on bass and Mel Draisey on Keys and Violin.
MacLean and Hornsey began collaborating musically while still in school, after MacLean saw that Hornsey had written the name of the band Felt on his pencil case. The band formed in 1991, with the current lineup along with Innes Phillips, who shared singing and songwriting duties with MacLean.
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Other songs:
- Since K Got Over Me
- 6 Am Morningside
- An Hour Before The Light
- Bookshop Casanova
- Emptily Through Holloway
- Empty
- Five Day Morning
- Geometry Of Lawns
- Graven Wood
- Here Comes The Phantom
- I Had To Say This
- I Hope I Know You
- Isnt Life Strange
- Joseph Cornell
- K
- Kelvin Parade
- Lacewings
- My Own Face Inside The Trees
- Porcelain
- Reflections After Jane
- Saturday
- Somebody Changed
- Violet Hour
- We Could Walk Together
- When Shes Tired Of Dancing
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!
Intro: Aadd9 C Em9
Aadd9 C Em9
Let us, to Graven Wood
Aadd9 C Em9 Aadd9
Go to walk through the sad green grass at last
C Em9 Aadd9
To dream through the trees at the start of night
C Em9 Aadd9
Can you now recall the reasons why you came to stay?
C Em9 Aadd9
Fallen in a dream where nothing stays the same
Bass Part:
E|-----------------------|
D|----------------2-4-5--|
A|-0----3/3--3/5--------0|
E|-----------------------|
Aadd9 C Em9
Let us, to Graven Wood
Aadd9 C Em9 Aadd9
Go to walk through the sad green grass at last
C Em9 Aadd9
To dream through the trees at the start of night
C Em9 Aadd9
Can you now recall the reasons why you came to stay?
C Em9 Aadd9
Fallen in a dream where nothing stays the same
Bass Part:
E|-----------------------|
D|----------------2-4-5--|
A|-0----3/3--3/5--------0|
E|-----------------------|
The Common Linne (...)
The Congos
The Connels
The Contortionis (...)
The Contours