Biography:
The Lumineers is an American folk rock band based in Denver, Colorado in 2002 by Wesley Schultz (lead vocals, guitar) and Jeremiah Fraites (drums, percussion). Schultz and Fraites began writing and performing together in Ramsey, New Jersey in 2005. Cellist and vocalist Neyla Pekarek joined the band in 2010, and was a member until 2018.
The band's debut self-titled album was released on April 3, 2012. The album's first single, "Ho Hey" reached #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #1 on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart.
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Other songs:
- Ain't Nobody's Problem
- Angela
- Big Parade
- Charlie Boy
- Classy Girls
- Cleopatra
- Dead Sea
- Elouise
- Falling
- Flapper Girl
- Flowers In Your Hair
- Gloria
- Hey Ho
- Ho Hey
- Ho- Hey
- Leader Of The Landslide
- My Eyes
- Nobody Knows
- Oh Hey
- Ophelia
- Ophelie
- Patience
- Sleep On The Floor
- Slow It Down
- Stubborn Love
- Submarines
- Where The Skies Are Blue
- Morning Song
- Aint Nobodys Problem
- Blue Christmas
- Boots Of Spanish Leather
- Cleopatra Acoustic Demo
- Darlene
- Dont Wanna Go
- Everyone Requires A Plan
- For Fra
- Gale Song
- Go Your Own Way
- Gun Song
- Have You Ever Seen The Rain
- Holdin Out
- In The Light
- Life In The City
- Long As I Can See The Light
- Long Way From Home
- My City Of Ruins
- Pretty Paper
- Sailor Song Moitessier
- Scotland
- Sick In The Head
- Soundtrack Song
- Subterranean Homesick Blues
- The Gun Song
- The Lumineers
- The Weight
- This Must Be The Place
- Untitled Falling
- Untitled Falling In Love
- Visions Of China
- Walls
- When The Ship Comes In
- White Lie
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[Verse]
G
I was Cleopatra
G
I was young and an actress
G
and you knelt by my mattress
D
and asked for my hand
G
And I was sad you asked it
G
as I laid in a black dress
G
with my father in a casket
D
I had no plans
(yea)
[Verse]
G
And I left the footprints
C G
The mud stained on the carpet
G
and it hardened like my heart did
D
when you left town
G
But I must admit it
C G
that I would marry you in an instant
G
Damn your wife, I'd be your mistress
D
just to have you around
[Chorus]
G D
But I was late for this
C G
Late for that
C G D
Late for the love of my life
G D
When I die alone
C G
When I die alone
C G D
When I die I'll be on time
D G
(aye)
[Verse]
G
And the Church discouraged
C G
any lust that burned within me
G
Yes my flesh it was my currency
D
but I held out
G
When a man's dejected
C G
well he can fight for your affections
G
or he can act like he never met you
D
and even go to the ground
[Chorus]
G D
But I was late for this
C G
Late for that
C G D
Late for the love of my life
G D
And when I die alone
C G
When I die alone
C G D
When I die I'll be on time
D G
(aye)
[Verse]
G
So I drive a taxi
C G
and the traffic distracts me
G
from the strangers in my backseat
D
They remind me of you
G
But it's all a daydream
C G
when it's you who's behind me
G
but you never recognize me
D
appraising you
[Bridge]
Em G
And the only gifts from my Lord
C D G
were a birth and a divorce
Em
but I've read this script
C G
and the costume fits
C D G
so I play my part
[Verse]
G
And there are nights I wake up
C G
to the sound of a door shut
G
and I search on the floor but
D
I find no tracks
[Verse]
G
And the nurse in white shoes
C G
leads me back to my guest room
G
it's a bed and a bathroom
D
and a place to relax
[Chorus]
G D
but I was late for this
C G
late for that
C G D
late for the love of my life
G D
When I die alone
C G
When I die alone
C G D
When I die I'll be on time
D
(aye)
[Ending]
G
G
I was Cleopatra
G
I was young and an actress
G
and you knelt by my mattress
D
and asked for my hand
G
And I was sad you asked it
G
as I laid in a black dress
G
with my father in a casket
D
I had no plans
(yea)
[Verse]
G
And I left the footprints
C G
The mud stained on the carpet
G
and it hardened like my heart did
D
when you left town
G
But I must admit it
C G
that I would marry you in an instant
G
Damn your wife, I'd be your mistress
D
just to have you around
[Chorus]
G D
But I was late for this
C G
Late for that
C G D
Late for the love of my life
G D
When I die alone
C G
When I die alone
C G D
When I die I'll be on time
D G
(aye)
[Verse]
G
And the Church discouraged
C G
any lust that burned within me
G
Yes my flesh it was my currency
D
but I held out
G
When a man's dejected
C G
well he can fight for your affections
G
or he can act like he never met you
D
and even go to the ground
[Chorus]
G D
But I was late for this
C G
Late for that
C G D
Late for the love of my life
G D
And when I die alone
C G
When I die alone
C G D
When I die I'll be on time
D G
(aye)
[Verse]
G
So I drive a taxi
C G
and the traffic distracts me
G
from the strangers in my backseat
D
They remind me of you
G
But it's all a daydream
C G
when it's you who's behind me
G
but you never recognize me
D
appraising you
[Bridge]
Em G
And the only gifts from my Lord
C D G
were a birth and a divorce
Em
but I've read this script
C G
and the costume fits
C D G
so I play my part
[Verse]
G
And there are nights I wake up
C G
to the sound of a door shut
G
and I search on the floor but
D
I find no tracks
[Verse]
G
And the nurse in white shoes
C G
leads me back to my guest room
G
it's a bed and a bathroom
D
and a place to relax
[Chorus]
G D
but I was late for this
C G
late for that
C G D
late for the love of my life
G D
When I die alone
C G
When I die alone
C G D
When I die I'll be on time
D
(aye)
[Ending]
G
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