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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HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU KID
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You can tell Gayle, if she calls,
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that I'm famous now for all of these rock and roll songs.
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And even if that's a lie, she should've given me a try.
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When we were kids on the field of the first day of school.
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I would've been her fool.
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And I would've sang out your name in those old high school halls.
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You tell that to Gayle, if she calls.
And you can tell Jane, if she writes,
that I'm drunk off all these stars and all these crazy Hollywood nights.
That's total deceit, but she should've married me.
And tell her I spent every night of my youth on the floor,
bleeding out from all these wounds.
I would've gotten her a ride out of that town she despised.
You tell that to Janey, if she writes.
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But boys will be boys and girls have those eyes
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that will cut you to ribbons sometimes.
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And all you can do is just wait by the moon
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and bleed if it's what she says you oughta do.
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You remind Nana, if she asks why,
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that a thief stole my heart while she was making up her mind.
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I heard she lives in Brooklyn with the cool,
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goes crazy over that New York scene on 7th Avenue.
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But I used to wait at the diner, a million nights without her,
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praying she won't cancel again tonight.
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And the waiter served my coffee with a consolation sigh.
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You remind Nana, if she asks why.
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Tell her it’s alright
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You know it's hard to tell you this.
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Oh it's hard to tell you this.
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Here's looking at you, Kid.
C Am
You can tell Gayle, if she calls,
F G
that I'm famous now for all of these rock and roll songs.
C Am F G
And even if that's a lie, she should've given me a try.
Am G F C
When we were kids on the field of the first day of school.
Am G F
I would've been her fool.
Am G F C
And I would've sang out your name in those old high school halls.
C G C
You tell that to Gayle, if she calls.
And you can tell Jane, if she writes,
that I'm drunk off all these stars and all these crazy Hollywood nights.
That's total deceit, but she should've married me.
And tell her I spent every night of my youth on the floor,
bleeding out from all these wounds.
I would've gotten her a ride out of that town she despised.
You tell that to Janey, if she writes.
Am F C G
But boys will be boys and girls have those eyes
Am F C G
that will cut you to ribbons sometimes.
Am F C G
And all you can do is just wait by the moon
Am F C G
and bleed if it's what she says you oughta do.
Am – F – C – G
Am – F – C – G
Am – G – F – C
C—G – C
C Am
You remind Nana, if she asks why,
F G
that a thief stole my heart while she was making up her mind.
C Am
I heard she lives in Brooklyn with the cool,
F G
goes crazy over that New York scene on 7th Avenue.
Am G F C
But I used to wait at the diner, a million nights without her,
Am G F
praying she won't cancel again tonight.
Am G F C
And the waiter served my coffee with a consolation sigh.
C G C
You remind Nana, if she asks why.
C – Am – F – G
Tell her it’s alright
C – Am – F – G
You know it's hard to tell you this.
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Oh it's hard to tell you this.
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Here's looking at you, Kid.
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