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
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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
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This is the basic rhythm and chord progression. Don't forget the delay and fuzz.
1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and....
A B
I've been tryin' to pull it through
A B
This rattle and roll
A B
Spent some time in a common place
A B
And everyone...
A B
Who'd been burned like a thousand times
A C# B
Just wastin' away
A C# B
Then arranged for the better man
A C# B
To take them away
A C# B x2
A B
Fell in line with the raconteurs
A B
From head to toe
A B
Fell in line with the raconteurs
A C# B
From layin' low
A C# B
In the darkest point of night
A C# B
I want you
A C# B
To be here like before
A C# B
Comin' Through
A C# B x3
A B
Well...Goin' back to the root of all my beliefs
A B
Saying all that is low
A B
Spent some time in a common place
A B
Any where to go
A C# B
That's the sound of a million ships
A C# B
Just sailin' away
A C# B
Yeah...it can feel like before
A C# B
Comin' through either way
A C# B
Let it feel like before
A C# B
Comin' through either way
A C# B x4 more or so
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1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and....
A B
I've been tryin' to pull it through
A B
This rattle and roll
A B
Spent some time in a common place
A B
And everyone...
A B
Who'd been burned like a thousand times
A C# B
Just wastin' away
A C# B
Then arranged for the better man
A C# B
To take them away
A C# B x2
A B
Fell in line with the raconteurs
A B
From head to toe
A B
Fell in line with the raconteurs
A C# B
From layin' low
A C# B
In the darkest point of night
A C# B
I want you
A C# B
To be here like before
A C# B
Comin' Through
A C# B x3
A B
Well...Goin' back to the root of all my beliefs
A B
Saying all that is low
A B
Spent some time in a common place
A B
Any where to go
A C# B
That's the sound of a million ships
A C# B
Just sailin' away
A C# B
Yeah...it can feel like before
A C# B
Comin' through either way
A C# B
Let it feel like before
A C# B
Comin' through either way
A C# B x4 more or so
http://www.thewarondrugs.net/
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