Biography:
The War on Drugs is an American indie rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Band member Adam Granduciel (born Adam Granofsky in Dover, Massachusetts) moved from Oakland, California to Philadelphia in 2003, where he met Kurt Vile and began playing music with him. They began playing as The War on Drugs in 2005, and self-released a demo EP. While Vile and Granduciel formed the backbone of the band, they had a number of accompanists early in the group's career
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
- An Ocean In Between The Waves
- Holding On
- Nothing To Find
- Baby Missiles
- Barrel Of Batteries
- Best Night
- Black Water Falls
- Brothers
- Buenos Aires Beach
- Burning
- Clean Living
- Come To The City
- Comin Through
- Disappearing
- Eyes To The Wind
- I Was There
- In Chains
- In Reverse
- Knocked Down
- Lost In The Dream
- Pain
- Pushing Corn
- Red Eyes
- Show Me The Coast
- Strangest Thing
- Suffering
- Thinking Of A Place
- Under The Pressure
- Up All Night
- You Dont Have To Go
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Black Water Falls by The War on Drugs (off Slave Ambient)
CAPO 3
Intro: C (x4)
e|00-0-0-0-0-0-0----|
B|11-1-1-1-1-1-1----|
G|00-0-0-0-0-0-0----|
D|22-3p2-3p2-3p2----|
A|33-3-3-3-3-3-3----|
E|------------------|
Verse:
C Am C
Now's the time: unpack your case
C Am C
And put your gold in the safest place
C Am C
So scared, you sweat and run for the hills
C Am C Am C (hang on and play like the intro)
While I lay back and cherish my chance to grip my will
Verse:
C Am C
There is a train we take downtown
C Am C
That buckles and bends from the weight underground
C Am C
You'll slowly lose faith in gravity
C Am C Am C Am
And give up the urge to sway and charm and love and breathe
Bridge:
Am
I hear "dish it out, dish it out, dish it out"
Am
I hear "dish it out, dish it out"
C Am
Well you want to remain my friend
Am C
No it's not, it's not quite the same
Bridge 2:
G
Remember me when you dissolve in the rain
F C
When the rivers run dry through the cold mountain range
G
When you turn to the name you invented
F C
To keep your identity safe from the smell of defeat
F C
And there is no way
Verse:
C Am C
To carve your righteous paths of rage
C Am C
By holding the candle to those half your age
C Am C
Your jaw will be locked from hornets and bees
C Am C Am C
And you'll understand why I leave so suddenly with the breeze
Outro: C Am (continue until the end of the song)
CAPO 3
Intro: C (x4)
e|00-0-0-0-0-0-0----|
B|11-1-1-1-1-1-1----|
G|00-0-0-0-0-0-0----|
D|22-3p2-3p2-3p2----|
A|33-3-3-3-3-3-3----|
E|------------------|
Verse:
C Am C
Now's the time: unpack your case
C Am C
And put your gold in the safest place
C Am C
So scared, you sweat and run for the hills
C Am C Am C (hang on and play like the intro)
While I lay back and cherish my chance to grip my will
Verse:
C Am C
There is a train we take downtown
C Am C
That buckles and bends from the weight underground
C Am C
You'll slowly lose faith in gravity
C Am C Am C Am
And give up the urge to sway and charm and love and breathe
Bridge:
Am
I hear "dish it out, dish it out, dish it out"
Am
I hear "dish it out, dish it out"
C Am
Well you want to remain my friend
Am C
No it's not, it's not quite the same
Bridge 2:
G
Remember me when you dissolve in the rain
F C
When the rivers run dry through the cold mountain range
G
When you turn to the name you invented
F C
To keep your identity safe from the smell of defeat
F C
And there is no way
Verse:
C Am C
To carve your righteous paths of rage
C Am C
By holding the candle to those half your age
C Am C
Your jaw will be locked from hornets and bees
C Am C Am C
And you'll understand why I leave so suddenly with the breeze
Outro: C Am (continue until the end of the song)
The Weeks
The Weepies
The Welcome Wago (...)
The Wellington U (...)
The Whiskey Char (...)