Biography:
The Gaslight Anthem is an American punk band from New Brunswick, New Jersey. Since forming in 2006, they have released five full-length albums and an EP. They were described by Kerrang! magazine as “the best new band you’ll hear in 2008.” The lineup consists of Brian Fallon (vocals and guitar), Alex Levine (bass), Benny Horowitz (drums), and Alex Rosamilia (guitar). On July 29, 2015, the band announced an indefinite hiatus.
The Gaslight Anthem’s music embraces many elements of blues, classic rock, and punk rock.
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- Blue Jeans White T
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- Break Your Heart
- Bring It On
- Capo 4Th Fret
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- Desire
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- Get Hurt
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- Handwritten
- Have Mercy
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- Here Comes My Man
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- Hold You Up
- Howl
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- I Do Not Hook Up
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- Placeholder
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- Selected Poems
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- Stay Lucky
- Stay Vicious
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- The 59 Sound
- The Backseat
- The Blues Mary
- The Diamond Church Street Choir
- The Navesink Banks
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- The Queen Of Lower Chelsea
- The Spirit Of Jazz
- The Weight
- Tin Pan Alley
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Bring It On
(o o)
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Notes:
-standard tuning
-the lyrics are 100% correct!
-Brian plays with capo on fret 2 for live shows
-please email any corrections to [email protected] (thanks!)
C
My queen of the Bronx
Am F
Blue eyes and spitfire
Am C
I saw you walking back and forth
F
About another boy
Am F
Thinking that you may want to leave
Am C
So give me the fevers that just won't break
Am C
And give me the children you don't want to raise
Am
And tell me about the cool
C
He sings to you in those songs
G
If it's better than my love
Am F
Then bring it on
Am
And take it back out to the streets
F
Where you know you used to be
C F
For the Romeos uptown
C G
If I bring you down
Am F
And If you're tired of those vows
C G
If you're really walking out
Am C
Then give me the fevers that just won't break
Am C
And give me the children you don't want to raise
Am
And tell me about the cool
C
He sings to you in those songs
G
If it's better than my love
C
Baby, bring it on
Am
Oh, bring it on
C
Stop clicking your red heels and wishing for home
Am
I'm hearing that he tells you he can read your palms
F
Is it's better than my love
C
(Better than my love)
F
Is it's better than my love
C
(Better than my love)
Am F
So I found the letters with the reason to things
Am F
You've been feeling that
Am
He says they'll never know
C G
And you say the night just got too cold
Am
Well everybody's cold
F
(Who's gonna keep my baby warm)
C
Who's gonna keep my baby warm
G
When everybody goes
Am C
So give me the fevers that just won't break
Am C
And give me the children you don't want to raise
Am
And tell me about the cool
C
He sings to you in those songs
G
If it's better than my love
F
Well then wait a minute, wait a minute
C
(Wasn't I good to you)
F
Wait a minute, wait a minute
C
(Wasn't I good to you)
F
Wait a minute, wait a minute
C
(You don't know what's good for you)
Am - F
Am C
So give me the fevers that just won't break
Am C
And give me the children you don't want to raise
Am
And tell me about the cool
C
He sings to you in those songs
G
You've been baby for so long
C
Come on, bring it on
Am
Oh, bring it on
C
Stop clicking your red heels and wishing for home
Am
I'm hearing that he tells you he can read your palms
F
If it's better than my love
C
(Better than my love)
F
If it's better than my love
C
(Better than my love)
F C
If it's better than my love
C (strum once)
Then go on, take it all
(o o)
--------------------------------------oOOo-(_)-oOOo--------------------------------by Alex
Notes:
-standard tuning
-the lyrics are 100% correct!
-Brian plays with capo on fret 2 for live shows
-please email any corrections to [email protected] (thanks!)
C
My queen of the Bronx
Am F
Blue eyes and spitfire
Am C
I saw you walking back and forth
F
About another boy
Am F
Thinking that you may want to leave
Am C
So give me the fevers that just won't break
Am C
And give me the children you don't want to raise
Am
And tell me about the cool
C
He sings to you in those songs
G
If it's better than my love
Am F
Then bring it on
Am
And take it back out to the streets
F
Where you know you used to be
C F
For the Romeos uptown
C G
If I bring you down
Am F
And If you're tired of those vows
C G
If you're really walking out
Am C
Then give me the fevers that just won't break
Am C
And give me the children you don't want to raise
Am
And tell me about the cool
C
He sings to you in those songs
G
If it's better than my love
C
Baby, bring it on
Am
Oh, bring it on
C
Stop clicking your red heels and wishing for home
Am
I'm hearing that he tells you he can read your palms
F
Is it's better than my love
C
(Better than my love)
F
Is it's better than my love
C
(Better than my love)
Am F
So I found the letters with the reason to things
Am F
You've been feeling that
Am
He says they'll never know
C G
And you say the night just got too cold
Am
Well everybody's cold
F
(Who's gonna keep my baby warm)
C
Who's gonna keep my baby warm
G
When everybody goes
Am C
So give me the fevers that just won't break
Am C
And give me the children you don't want to raise
Am
And tell me about the cool
C
He sings to you in those songs
G
If it's better than my love
F
Well then wait a minute, wait a minute
C
(Wasn't I good to you)
F
Wait a minute, wait a minute
C
(Wasn't I good to you)
F
Wait a minute, wait a minute
C
(You don't know what's good for you)
Am - F
Am C
So give me the fevers that just won't break
Am C
And give me the children you don't want to raise
Am
And tell me about the cool
C
He sings to you in those songs
G
You've been baby for so long
C
Come on, bring it on
Am
Oh, bring it on
C
Stop clicking your red heels and wishing for home
Am
I'm hearing that he tells you he can read your palms
F
If it's better than my love
C
(Better than my love)
F
If it's better than my love
C
(Better than my love)
F C
If it's better than my love
C (strum once)
Then go on, take it all
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