Biography:
The Ordinary Boys are an English indie rock band formed in 2002 in Worthing, a seaside town in West Sussex, originally named Next in Line. They were influenced by mod revival and Britpop music, as well as the bands Madness, The Specials, The Kinks and The Smiths. Their name derives from a Morrissey song, "The Ordinary Boys".
The band consisted of members Samuel Preston (vocals, guitar), William J. Brown (guitar), James Gregory (bass), and Simon Goldring (drums), who replaced Charles “Chuck” Stanley in 2005.
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Ordinary Boys-Talk Talk Talk
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Chords Used
G D F C Bm Cm Dm Eb F
e|---3-----5----1-----3-----2-----3-----5-----6-----8------|
b|---3-----7----1-----3-----3-----4-----6-----8----10------|
g|---4-----7----2-----5-----4-----5-----7-----8----10------|
d|---5-----7----3-----5-----4-----5-----7-----8----10------|
a|---5-----5----3-----5-----2-----3-----5-----6-----8------|
e|---3-----5----1-----3-----2-----3-----5-----6-----8------|
G x 4 (palm muted)
G D F
A healthy argument to start the day
C(two muted, two not muted strums)
what better way
G
we chew the fat of life
D
we`re moved to tears
F C(all strums not muted)
lend me your ears
G D F C
but you spend all your time waiting in static shopping lines
G D
and all your troublesome debates are solved
F C
in glossy magazines
Bm C
too much small talk leads to a small mind,
Bm D
so tell me what your views are and i will tell you mine
G F C F
so how`s the weather ? grey and boring
G F C
it`s back to work on Monday morning
G F C C
Oh let it go tell me things I`d like to know
G F Cm Dm(one strum)
frighten me enlighten me oh no
solo(i'll add later)
G D F C
Opinions can be fine if not presented from both sides
G D
So speak your mind my dear , your loves and fears
F C
and nothing in between
G D F C
initiate debate about the way you hate the things I state
G D F C
I`d rather that than spend another minute killing time
Bm C
too much small talk leads to a small mind
Bm D
so tell me all your secrets i`ll never tell you mine
G F C F
so how`s the weather ? grey and boring
G F C
it`s back to work on Monday morning
G F C C
Oh let it go tell me things I`d like to know
G F Cm Dm(one strum)
frighten me enlighten me oh no
Cm Dm Eb F
[email protected]
Chords Used
G D F C Bm Cm Dm Eb F
e|---3-----5----1-----3-----2-----3-----5-----6-----8------|
b|---3-----7----1-----3-----3-----4-----6-----8----10------|
g|---4-----7----2-----5-----4-----5-----7-----8----10------|
d|---5-----7----3-----5-----4-----5-----7-----8----10------|
a|---5-----5----3-----5-----2-----3-----5-----6-----8------|
e|---3-----5----1-----3-----2-----3-----5-----6-----8------|
G x 4 (palm muted)
G D F
A healthy argument to start the day
C(two muted, two not muted strums)
what better way
G
we chew the fat of life
D
we`re moved to tears
F C(all strums not muted)
lend me your ears
G D F C
but you spend all your time waiting in static shopping lines
G D
and all your troublesome debates are solved
F C
in glossy magazines
Bm C
too much small talk leads to a small mind,
Bm D
so tell me what your views are and i will tell you mine
G F C F
so how`s the weather ? grey and boring
G F C
it`s back to work on Monday morning
G F C C
Oh let it go tell me things I`d like to know
G F Cm Dm(one strum)
frighten me enlighten me oh no
solo(i'll add later)
G D F C
Opinions can be fine if not presented from both sides
G D
So speak your mind my dear , your loves and fears
F C
and nothing in between
G D F C
initiate debate about the way you hate the things I state
G D F C
I`d rather that than spend another minute killing time
Bm C
too much small talk leads to a small mind
Bm D
so tell me all your secrets i`ll never tell you mine
G F C F
so how`s the weather ? grey and boring
G F C
it`s back to work on Monday morning
G F C C
Oh let it go tell me things I`d like to know
G F Cm Dm(one strum)
frighten me enlighten me oh no
Cm Dm Eb F
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