Biography:
The Neighbourhood is an American alternative rock/dark pop band that formed in Newbury Park, California, USA in August 2011. The band consists of Jesse Rutherford, Jeremy Freedman, Zach Abels, Mikey Margott and Brandon Fried. Bryan Sammis (drums) left the group in January, 2014.
The band released their first EP, I'm Sorry... in January 2013, where their single Sweater Weather reached #1 on the U.S. Alternative Tracks and #8 on the U.S. Rock Tracks and #33 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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Other songs:
- A Little Death
- Afraid
- Baby Came Home
- Baby Came Home 2/ Valentine
- Cry Baby
- Daddy Issues
- Everybody's Watching Me
- Femmale Robbery
- Flawless
- Flowers
- Lurk
- Nervous
- Paradise
- Prey
- Rip 2 My Youth
- Say My Name And Cry Me A River
- Scary Love
- Stuck With Me
- Sweater Weather
- Sweater Wheather
- Sweater Wheather.
- The Beach
- Void
- W.d.y.w.f.m.
- West Coast
- Wires
- Honest
- Leaving Tonight
- Let It Go
- Sadderdaze
- Single
- 24 7
- Alleyways
- Baby Came Home 2
- Beat Take 1
- Blue
- Compass
- Dust
- Everybodys Watching Me Uh Oh
- Female Robbery
- Ferrari
- Float
- Greetings From California
- Heaven
- How
- I Cant Even
- Icanteven
- Kill Us All
- Me My Bitch
- No Grey
- Noise
- Reflections
- Revenge
- Say My Name Cry Me A River
- Softcore
- Staying Up
- Sting
- To
- Too Serious
- Wdywfm
- When I Get Back
- Wiped Out
- You Get Me So High
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Capo 5
[Verse 1]
Am
She was five foot four
With some money on the floor
F
And box that's hidden under her bed
A
I was only twenty two
With a pocket full of truth
F
But I gave her everything that I had
A
We were born and raised in the Golden State
F
Mommy's gone and daddy's doing his best
A
I was brought up great living Section 8
F
Social security's paying the rent
G
Ohhh
Dm G
The landlord called, she said you gotta go
Dm G
Little one you just lost your
Dm G
[Verse 2]
A
She was five foot four
Getting money on tour
F
But her socks were at the end of my bed
A
Got our names tattooed on each other
F
Just to prove to each other
That we'd do what we said
A
Only took a few days
'Til our minds were made up
F
And we thought we should try it again
A
I was only 17 when we first tried things
F
When she first made me feel like a man
G
[Bridge]
Dm G
Who am I gonna call?
Dm G
Who's gonna catch me when I
Dm G
Who's the one you're sleeping with?
[Chorus]
C G
Don't just sit in front of me
Dm
And wait for me to talk
You can call me up
F
Phone works two ways, you know
C
This time baby
G
And I think that I'll be just fine
Dm
I wish I could say the same for you
F G
I, yeah I do
[Coda]
A F (x2)
G Dm (x2)
A F (x2)
end on A
[Verse 1]
Am
She was five foot four
With some money on the floor
F
And box that's hidden under her bed
A
I was only twenty two
With a pocket full of truth
F
But I gave her everything that I had
A
We were born and raised in the Golden State
F
Mommy's gone and daddy's doing his best
A
I was brought up great living Section 8
F
Social security's paying the rent
G
Ohhh
Dm G
The landlord called, she said you gotta go
Dm G
Little one you just lost your
Dm G
[Verse 2]
A
She was five foot four
Getting money on tour
F
But her socks were at the end of my bed
A
Got our names tattooed on each other
F
Just to prove to each other
That we'd do what we said
A
Only took a few days
'Til our minds were made up
F
And we thought we should try it again
A
I was only 17 when we first tried things
F
When she first made me feel like a man
G
[Bridge]
Dm G
Who am I gonna call?
Dm G
Who's gonna catch me when I
Dm G
Who's the one you're sleeping with?
[Chorus]
C G
Don't just sit in front of me
Dm
And wait for me to talk
You can call me up
F
Phone works two ways, you know
C
This time baby
G
And I think that I'll be just fine
Dm
I wish I could say the same for you
F G
I, yeah I do
[Coda]
A F (x2)
G Dm (x2)
A F (x2)
end on A
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