Biography:
The Rescues are an American rock band from Los Angeles, California, formed in 2008. The members of the band, Kyler England, Rob Giles, Adrianne (full name Adrianne Gonzalez) and Gabriel Mann, are all singer-songwriters and multi-instrumentalists. The band released their first disc - a four song, self-titled EP - in March 2010. In June 2010 they released their first album "Let Loose The Horses".
The most compelling artists have always been able to find their singular truth and channel it for the world to savor.
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Other songs:
- Intermediate
- You're Not Listening
- Be My Cure
- Break Me Out
- California Rain
- Cant Stand The Rain
- Crazy Ever After
- Follow Me Back Into The Sun
- I Miss Missing You
- Let Loose The Horses
- Matter Of Time
- My Heart With You
- Never Too Late
- Shadows Of Tall Buildings
- Stay Over
- Terrible Thing
- The City And The River
- The Longest Winter
- Were Ok
- Youre Not Listening
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The Rescues – Shadows of tall buildings
Tabbed by eiim (ultimate-guitar.com)
Capo 2nd fret
Em G Cadd9
I never learnt my lesson
Em G Cadd9
I mumbled down the street
Em G Cadd9
I make a faint impression
Em G Cadd9
Cos I am incomplete
D
I try to be there
C
In the open
D C
I try to make you proud
Chorus:
G D Em C
And I will walk through shadows of tall buildings
Em D G
Until I slowly di--sappear
Em G Cadd9
Make myself up for tourists
Em G Cadd9
And join the living dead
Em G Cadd9
There's no more room for purist
Em G Cadd9
My blues will turn to red
D
I try to be there
C
In the open
D C
I try to make you proud
Chorus:
G D Em C
And I will walk through shadows of tall buildings
Em D G
Until I slowly di---sappear
G
Yeah, I
(The colours on the side walk)
D
will walk
(And it's a mood who won't talk)
Em
through shadows
(Trying to uncover)
C
of tall buildings
(The stillness of my lover)
Em
Until there’s nothing
(And in a skyward reaches)
D
more
(I know there's nothing more)
Em G Cadd9
to fear
Em G Cadd9
I never learnt my lesson
Em G Cadd9 (one strum)
I mumbled down the street
Chorus:
G D Em C
And I will walk through shadows of tall buildings
Em D G
Until I slowly di---sappear
G
Yeah, I
(The colours on the side walk)
D
will walk
(And it's a mood who won't talk)
Em
through shadows
(Trying to uncover)
C
of tall buildings
(The stillness of my lover)
Em
Until there’s nothing
(And in a skyward reaches)
D
more
(I know there's nothing more)
Em G Cadd9
to fear
Tabbed by eiim (ultimate-guitar.com)
Capo 2nd fret
Em G Cadd9
I never learnt my lesson
Em G Cadd9
I mumbled down the street
Em G Cadd9
I make a faint impression
Em G Cadd9
Cos I am incomplete
D
I try to be there
C
In the open
D C
I try to make you proud
Chorus:
G D Em C
And I will walk through shadows of tall buildings
Em D G
Until I slowly di--sappear
Em G Cadd9
Make myself up for tourists
Em G Cadd9
And join the living dead
Em G Cadd9
There's no more room for purist
Em G Cadd9
My blues will turn to red
D
I try to be there
C
In the open
D C
I try to make you proud
Chorus:
G D Em C
And I will walk through shadows of tall buildings
Em D G
Until I slowly di---sappear
G
Yeah, I
(The colours on the side walk)
D
will walk
(And it's a mood who won't talk)
Em
through shadows
(Trying to uncover)
C
of tall buildings
(The stillness of my lover)
Em
Until there’s nothing
(And in a skyward reaches)
D
more
(I know there's nothing more)
Em G Cadd9
to fear
Em G Cadd9
I never learnt my lesson
Em G Cadd9 (one strum)
I mumbled down the street
Chorus:
G D Em C
And I will walk through shadows of tall buildings
Em D G
Until I slowly di---sappear
G
Yeah, I
(The colours on the side walk)
D
will walk
(And it's a mood who won't talk)
Em
through shadows
(Trying to uncover)
C
of tall buildings
(The stillness of my lover)
Em
Until there’s nothing
(And in a skyward reaches)
D
more
(I know there's nothing more)
Em G Cadd9
to fear
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