Biography:
Too Much Joy were an alternative band which formed in Scarsdale, New York, United States in 1987. The band's original members were Tim Quirk (vocals), Jay Blumenfield (guitar, vocals), Sandy Smallens (bass, vocals) and Tommy Vinton (drums). Smallens departed on amicable terms in 1994; William Wittman provided bass and vocals after Smallens's retirement.
The band released five albums before they disbanded in 1997: "Green Eggs and Crack" (1987), "Son of Sam I Am" (1988), "Cereal Killers" (1991), "Mutiny" (1992) and ".
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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!
[Intro]
D G D G x2
[Verse 1]
D G
Gramatan
D G
You stupid Indian
D G
You thought you had the best of us
D G
No man owns the land
C Bm
Now these houses cost five hundred K
C Bm
We wouldn't sell you one anyway
[Verse 2]
D
Gramatan
G
You crazy Indian
D
You're not like the rest of us
G
You'll never understand
[Chorus]
D
Do do do / do do do do do
G
Do do do / do do do do do
D
Everything's nice
Nothing has changed
G
The kids go to daycamps
With Indian names
[Bridge]
D
It's getting dark
G
Go on and make your mark
D
Then come and have a drink with us
G
Tell us what's in your heart
D
Gramatan
G
You crazy Indian
D
You're gonna learn to think like us
G
Aaahhh
[Chorus]
C
Do do do
Bm
Do do do do do x2
D
Everything's nice
D
Nothing has changed
G
First comes the snow
G
Then come the rain x2
[Interlude]
D G D G
[Verse 4]
D
Gramatan
G
You stupid Indian
D
You thought you had the best of us
G
No man owns the land
C Bm
Now these houses cost five hundred K
C Bm
We wouldn't sell you one anyway
[Chorus]
D
Do do do / do do do do do
G
Do do do / do do do do do
D
First comes the snow
G
Then come the rains
D
The kids go to day camps
G
With Indian names
D
Everything's nice
Nothing has changed
G
First comes the snow
G
Then come the rain
[Interlude]
D G D G
[Outro]
D G
Gramatan x4
D G D
D G D G x2
[Verse 1]
D G
Gramatan
D G
You stupid Indian
D G
You thought you had the best of us
D G
No man owns the land
C Bm
Now these houses cost five hundred K
C Bm
We wouldn't sell you one anyway
[Verse 2]
D
Gramatan
G
You crazy Indian
D
You're not like the rest of us
G
You'll never understand
[Chorus]
D
Do do do / do do do do do
G
Do do do / do do do do do
D
Everything's nice
Nothing has changed
G
The kids go to daycamps
With Indian names
[Bridge]
D
It's getting dark
G
Go on and make your mark
D
Then come and have a drink with us
G
Tell us what's in your heart
D
Gramatan
G
You crazy Indian
D
You're gonna learn to think like us
G
Aaahhh
[Chorus]
C
Do do do
Bm
Do do do do do x2
D
Everything's nice
D
Nothing has changed
G
First comes the snow
G
Then come the rain x2
[Interlude]
D G D G
[Verse 4]
D
Gramatan
G
You stupid Indian
D
You thought you had the best of us
G
No man owns the land
C Bm
Now these houses cost five hundred K
C Bm
We wouldn't sell you one anyway
[Chorus]
D
Do do do / do do do do do
G
Do do do / do do do do do
D
First comes the snow
G
Then come the rains
D
The kids go to day camps
G
With Indian names
D
Everything's nice
Nothing has changed
G
First comes the snow
G
Then come the rain
[Interlude]
D G D G
[Outro]
D G
Gramatan x4
D G D
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