Biography:
The Smoke is a five piece from Melbourne, whose fiery punk take on 60s garage and psychedelia has found critical acclaim nation-wide. Their debut, Blood Orange, was recorded and produced by the band in their living room. Its songs range in style, but are unified in their raw sound and reckless attitude. With endless pop hooks and an obvious sense of urgency, Blood Orange is "a pop gem with enough oomph to propel itself into the musical stratosphere." (3D World) Blood Orange features the singles Defeat Retreat and Sweet Spanish.
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The Smoke - Sydney Gill
[Intro]
Gm F Eb Dsus4 D
[Main theme]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
[Chorus]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
[Verse 1]
Gm F Eb D
Working hard, in the night and shed, building a new bed to dream on
Gm F Eb D
He saw it off, was to be the one, saying he would soon be soundly sleeping
[Main theme]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
[Chorus]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
[Verse 2]
Gm F Eb D
Moving right, he lay on the bed, resting his poor head and yawning
Gm F Eb D
He slept away, in his dreams to stay, never to awake tomorrow morning
[Interlude chords]
G F G F
[Main theme]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
[Chorus]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
[Outro]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
[Intro]
Gm F Eb Dsus4 D
[Main theme]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
[Chorus]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
[Verse 1]
Gm F Eb D
Working hard, in the night and shed, building a new bed to dream on
Gm F Eb D
He saw it off, was to be the one, saying he would soon be soundly sleeping
[Main theme]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
[Chorus]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
[Verse 2]
Gm F Eb D
Moving right, he lay on the bed, resting his poor head and yawning
Gm F Eb D
He slept away, in his dreams to stay, never to awake tomorrow morning
[Interlude chords]
G F G F
[Main theme]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
[Chorus]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Sydney Gill had her one claim to fame, and they call it the fanciful dream machine
[Outro]
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
Gm Bb C Fmaj7
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