Biography:
Louisiana, USA (2002 - 2008)
The Eames Era were a Baton Rouge, Louisiana based indie pop quintet founded by New Orleans guitarists Grant Widmer and Ted Joyner. The band started its way in 2002, Grant and Ted's junior year at Louisiana State University, when the two former high school friends enlisted drummer Greg Gauthreaux and bass player Brian Waits to form "The Double Zeros". Singer Ashlin Phillips auditioned for the band in December 2002, after work had begun writing and practicing for the band's first gig.
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Some more chords for another great Eames Era song. I'm not certain of the lyrics; there
actually aren't any available online, so I've done the best I can. I think it's more or
less correct lyrically; the only verse I have no idea about is the first line.
Intro
C Am Em G
C Am
I'm just (a saddle I don't "onedestate?" my form?)
Em G
I bet a lot cause I'm no use for these damaged bruises
C
If I get the chance again
Am
Pay my bid to all my friends
Em
Enough off for their old
G
stories again
F
That's how I know
G C
When the good's all worn through and
Am
We need to go home
F
And you've got your both hands full I guess so
G F
You'll do it the way that you think's the best
C
Go build a train surround my house and
Am
Don't forget about those
Em
Miniature trees they
G
Always entertain me
C
And the kids are on the street again
Am
I can't hear a word they're sayin
Em
But I know they're happy and
G F
That's all I need to know
G C
Want to nose down and oh
Am
Time to go home
F
And you've got your both hands full I guess so
G F
You'll do it the way that you think's the best cause
C Am Em G (x2)
F
That's how I know
G
When the good's all worn through and they
C Am
Need to go home
F
And you've got your both hands full I guess so
G F
You'll do it the way that you think's the best cause...
Interlude
C Am F (G?)
C Am
Are you normal
F
If it's normal
G C
Or if it's just a phase we do
Am
Will things ever
F
Get much better
G
Oh well it's all I look forward to
C G Am
All our friends have gone home
F
And you've got your both hands full I guess
G F
So I'll do it the way that I think's the best cause...
actually aren't any available online, so I've done the best I can. I think it's more or
less correct lyrically; the only verse I have no idea about is the first line.
Intro
C Am Em G
C Am
I'm just (a saddle I don't "onedestate?" my form?)
Em G
I bet a lot cause I'm no use for these damaged bruises
C
If I get the chance again
Am
Pay my bid to all my friends
Em
Enough off for their old
G
stories again
F
That's how I know
G C
When the good's all worn through and
Am
We need to go home
F
And you've got your both hands full I guess so
G F
You'll do it the way that you think's the best
C
Go build a train surround my house and
Am
Don't forget about those
Em
Miniature trees they
G
Always entertain me
C
And the kids are on the street again
Am
I can't hear a word they're sayin
Em
But I know they're happy and
G F
That's all I need to know
G C
Want to nose down and oh
Am
Time to go home
F
And you've got your both hands full I guess so
G F
You'll do it the way that you think's the best cause
C Am Em G (x2)
F
That's how I know
G
When the good's all worn through and they
C Am
Need to go home
F
And you've got your both hands full I guess so
G F
You'll do it the way that you think's the best cause...
Interlude
C Am F (G?)
C Am
Are you normal
F
If it's normal
G C
Or if it's just a phase we do
Am
Will things ever
F
Get much better
G
Oh well it's all I look forward to
C G Am
All our friends have gone home
F
And you've got your both hands full I guess
G F
So I'll do it the way that I think's the best cause...
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