Biography:
The Dresden Dolls are an American musical duo from Boston, Massachusetts. Formed in 2001, the group consists of Amanda Palmer (vocals, piano, ukulele, toy piano, harmonica) and Brian Viglione (drums, percussion, guitar, vocals).
They describe their heavily art-damaged and theatrical style as "Brechtian punk cabaret", a phrase invented by Palmer because she was "terrified" that the press would invent a name that "would involve the word 'gothic',"
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- My Alcoholic Friends
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- A Night At The Roses
- A Night The The Roses
- Astronaut
- Backstabber
- Boston
- Christopher Lydon
- Dear Jenny
- Delilah
- Dirty Business
- First Orgasm
- Good Day
- Gravity
- Half Jack
- Jeep Song
- Lonesome Organist Rapes Page Turner
- Mandy Goes To Med School
- Me And The Minibar
- Mein Herr
- Mrs O
- Necessary Evil
- Night Reconnaissence
- Sex Changes
- Shores Of California
- Sing
- Slide
- The Kill
- The Mouse And The Model
- The Perfect Fit
- Thirty Whacks
- Truce
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Dresden Dolls- "A Night at the Roses"
F# Bb C# B
e|--2--|--1--|--4--|--2--|
B|--2--|--2--|--6--|--4--|
G|--3--|--3--|--6--|--4--|
D|--4--|--3--|--6--|--4--|
A|--4--|--1--|--4--|--2--|
E|--2--|--1--|--4--|--2--|
F# Bb
you should see yourself
F# Bb
when will you grow up?
F# C# B F#
every knob you twist on that machine is like a crutch
F# Bb
but i was just the fool
F# Bb
you'd been waiting for
F# Bb
who says we can't touch ourselves
C# B F#
to keep from getting bored?
C# B F#
nothing else is touching, that's for sure
B F#
a ring around the roses
F# Bb
i will watch you play
F# Bb
i come here every night
F# C# B F#
it's just me the bartender the waitress and the lights
C# B F#
shining on you not getting it right
C# B F#
we clap not for you, but for your kind
B
a ring around the roses
F#
everybody poses
B
threats and then backs down
F#
the second you put clothes on
B
a ring around the roses
F#
everybody knows it
B
i will sing your fears
F#
if you sing my neurosis
F# Bb
you should back out now
F# Bb
not a night too soon
F# C# B F#
i'll still be here when the last poor soul has left the room
C# B F#
standing round just like a good friend should
C# B F#
smiling as if your songs were good
B
a ring around the roses
F#
everybody poses
B
threats and then backs down
F#
the second you put clothes on
B
a ring around the roses
F#
everybody knows it
B
i will sing your fears
F#
if you sing my neurosis
F# Bb
and i sat there for hours
F# Bb
waiting on the curb
F# C# B F#
thinking you might like a flower from a pretty girl
C# B F#
a ring around the waitress from the verse
C# B F#
a ring of fire around the roses' door
C# B F#
put it on before you lose your nerve
C# B F#
put your hands together and i'll hurt
C# B F#
make a sound that no one's ever heard
C# B F#
and i hope we get what we deserve.
F# Bb C# B
e|--2--|--1--|--4--|--2--|
B|--2--|--2--|--6--|--4--|
G|--3--|--3--|--6--|--4--|
D|--4--|--3--|--6--|--4--|
A|--4--|--1--|--4--|--2--|
E|--2--|--1--|--4--|--2--|
F# Bb
you should see yourself
F# Bb
when will you grow up?
F# C# B F#
every knob you twist on that machine is like a crutch
F# Bb
but i was just the fool
F# Bb
you'd been waiting for
F# Bb
who says we can't touch ourselves
C# B F#
to keep from getting bored?
C# B F#
nothing else is touching, that's for sure
B F#
a ring around the roses
F# Bb
i will watch you play
F# Bb
i come here every night
F# C# B F#
it's just me the bartender the waitress and the lights
C# B F#
shining on you not getting it right
C# B F#
we clap not for you, but for your kind
B
a ring around the roses
F#
everybody poses
B
threats and then backs down
F#
the second you put clothes on
B
a ring around the roses
F#
everybody knows it
B
i will sing your fears
F#
if you sing my neurosis
F# Bb
you should back out now
F# Bb
not a night too soon
F# C# B F#
i'll still be here when the last poor soul has left the room
C# B F#
standing round just like a good friend should
C# B F#
smiling as if your songs were good
B
a ring around the roses
F#
everybody poses
B
threats and then backs down
F#
the second you put clothes on
B
a ring around the roses
F#
everybody knows it
B
i will sing your fears
F#
if you sing my neurosis
F# Bb
and i sat there for hours
F# Bb
waiting on the curb
F# C# B F#
thinking you might like a flower from a pretty girl
C# B F#
a ring around the waitress from the verse
C# B F#
a ring of fire around the roses' door
C# B F#
put it on before you lose your nerve
C# B F#
put your hands together and i'll hurt
C# B F#
make a sound that no one's ever heard
C# B F#
and i hope we get what we deserve.
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