Biography:
Tokyo Police Club are an indie rock band from Newmarket, ON, Canada. The band consists of Dave Monks (vocals, bass), Josh Hook (guitar, percussion), Graham Wright (keyboards, guitar, vocals) & Greg Alsop (drums, percussion).
In 2005, Tokyo Police Club started by accident one day in the ordinary suburb of Newmarket when Greg, Josh, Dave, and Graham decided that they missed playing music together, their previous band having broken up several months before.
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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!
So it's only acoustic obviously.
You're going to have to figure out the strumming patterns I did the best I could!
I put the Am on every second line in the verse because it sounds better.
If you have any questions or concerns feel free to PM me!
By Steve La
F
F Am G C
With a heart-attack on your plane
Am G Am F
You were looking back on your days
F Am G C
How you spent them all in a blur
Am G Am F
When they asked if you were for sure
F Am G C
Let the sugar melt down your throat
Am G Am F
Cos you know it's sweet getting old
F Am G C
With a lollipop and a rose
Am G Am F
Let the hospital be your home
G Am C F
Cos your knees are scratched and your eyes are black
G Am C F
Put a plaster there and I'll sign your cast
F Am G C
In the liner notes at the end
Am G Am F
Some familiar names in tiny print
F Am G C
On the cover page of the year
Am G Am F
Grainy photographs, greasy hair
G Am C F
But it's noon o'clock and you're still asleep
G Am C F
And your coffee's cold, your coffee's icy
G Am C F
Cos your knees are scratched and your eyes are black
G Am C F
Put a plaster there and I'll sign your cast
F x3
C x3
Cos facts are facts (?)
F Am G C
Classic Hollywood as a kid
Am G Am F
With the volume up all the way
F Am G C
Now you do the same and you're right
Am G Am F
Things are better in black and white
G Am C F
But there's another girl in another day
G Am C F
And your favourite foods still taste the same
G Am C F
Cos your knees are scratched and your eyes are black
G Am C F
Put a plaster there and I'll sign your cast
G Am C F
We're the best and the brightest, turn the television on
G Am C F
Have your seatbelts strapped and your helmets on!
G Am C F x2
End on F
You're going to have to figure out the strumming patterns I did the best I could!
I put the Am on every second line in the verse because it sounds better.
If you have any questions or concerns feel free to PM me!
By Steve La
F
F Am G C
With a heart-attack on your plane
Am G Am F
You were looking back on your days
F Am G C
How you spent them all in a blur
Am G Am F
When they asked if you were for sure
F Am G C
Let the sugar melt down your throat
Am G Am F
Cos you know it's sweet getting old
F Am G C
With a lollipop and a rose
Am G Am F
Let the hospital be your home
G Am C F
Cos your knees are scratched and your eyes are black
G Am C F
Put a plaster there and I'll sign your cast
F Am G C
In the liner notes at the end
Am G Am F
Some familiar names in tiny print
F Am G C
On the cover page of the year
Am G Am F
Grainy photographs, greasy hair
G Am C F
But it's noon o'clock and you're still asleep
G Am C F
And your coffee's cold, your coffee's icy
G Am C F
Cos your knees are scratched and your eyes are black
G Am C F
Put a plaster there and I'll sign your cast
F x3
C x3
Cos facts are facts (?)
F Am G C
Classic Hollywood as a kid
Am G Am F
With the volume up all the way
F Am G C
Now you do the same and you're right
Am G Am F
Things are better in black and white
G Am C F
But there's another girl in another day
G Am C F
And your favourite foods still taste the same
G Am C F
Cos your knees are scratched and your eyes are black
G Am C F
Put a plaster there and I'll sign your cast
G Am C F
We're the best and the brightest, turn the television on
G Am C F
Have your seatbelts strapped and your helmets on!
G Am C F x2
End on F
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