Biography:
The Pacific Northwest may not be the first place you would expect to hear rollicking Celtic, Folk or World music, but The Town Pants are determined to change that. The Vancouver, Canada– based band combines aspects of Irish traditional, acoustic pop, roots Americana, even Australian and Mexican influences, to create their own unique brand of “West Coast Celtic.” Armed with a pawnshop’s worth of musical instruments, The Town Pants play songs that appeal to young and old alike.
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Mr Valentine’s Dead
The Town Pants
G C G
Mr. Valentine's dead, and he's drinking Manhattans,
D
singing a coal miner's tune.
G C G
In his daddy's tuxedo and Fred Astaire shoes,
D G
He's the best looking corpse in the room.
Mr. Valentine's dead, and the angels are waiting
down at the end of the bar.
They're drinking martinis and laughing at nothing,
smoking Habana cigars.
(chorus)
G Em
Have you ever seen dead men dancing so lightly?
G D
Have you ever heard corpses who sing?
G C
Mr. Valentine's dead and the angels will take him,
G D G
But not 'till he's finished his drink!
Mr. Valentine's dead, but it won't slow him down.
He's determined to stay on his feet.
And he bangs on the table and orders a round,
and he pays with the gold in his teeth.
Mr. Valentine's dead, and he's singing in Spanish,
wearing a rose in his hair.
Now the angels are howling and drinking tequila,
shooting their guns in the air.
(chorus)
Mr. Valentine's dead, but he still loves a party.
He's always the last one to leave.
He hangs down his head and he cries like a baby
when the band plays Good Night Irene.
Mr. Valentine's dead, but he never looked better!
The priest will meet him tonight.
Tell his mom to stop crying and the band to keep playing, '
cause the angels are too drunk to fly!
(repeat chorus)
The Town Pants
G C G
Mr. Valentine's dead, and he's drinking Manhattans,
D
singing a coal miner's tune.
G C G
In his daddy's tuxedo and Fred Astaire shoes,
D G
He's the best looking corpse in the room.
Mr. Valentine's dead, and the angels are waiting
down at the end of the bar.
They're drinking martinis and laughing at nothing,
smoking Habana cigars.
(chorus)
G Em
Have you ever seen dead men dancing so lightly?
G D
Have you ever heard corpses who sing?
G C
Mr. Valentine's dead and the angels will take him,
G D G
But not 'till he's finished his drink!
Mr. Valentine's dead, but it won't slow him down.
He's determined to stay on his feet.
And he bangs on the table and orders a round,
and he pays with the gold in his teeth.
Mr. Valentine's dead, and he's singing in Spanish,
wearing a rose in his hair.
Now the angels are howling and drinking tequila,
shooting their guns in the air.
(chorus)
Mr. Valentine's dead, but he still loves a party.
He's always the last one to leave.
He hangs down his head and he cries like a baby
when the band plays Good Night Irene.
Mr. Valentine's dead, but he never looked better!
The priest will meet him tonight.
Tell his mom to stop crying and the band to keep playing, '
cause the angels are too drunk to fly!
(repeat chorus)
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