Biography:
Typhoon is a name used by at least five artists.
1. An indie rock band from the United States
2. A rapper from the Netherlands
3. A psychedelic trance group from France
4. A gothic/trance metal band from Poland
5. An alternate name for ???
1. Portland indie orchestra Typhoon turned many a critical head in 2010 after releasing the critically acclaimed Hunger and Thirst on Tender Loving Empire. The've been named as one of Portland's best new bands by Willamette week, appeared in Amazon.
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It's basically a repeat of the four chords- G E Am Dm
Based on their live performance in their NPR Tiny Desk Concert
G
a northern state in the summer time
D
my uncle’s lake on the fourth of July
Am
outside the cabin my sister tried
Em
to call like the loon with her hands cupped tight
G
up against her mouth as the fireflies
D
became visible in the failing summer light
Am Em
a sparkler in my hand i went after them
as they went out in the night
G
i wandered down into a quiet place
D
where the grass grew tall where it met the lake
Am
there was a different bug must have bit my leg
Em
though i never saw it
G
back at home i cried in my room
D
my closest friend the one that i confided to:
Am
i wanted her but she wanted you
Em
i was sick in bed i could barely move
G
and then as my body turned against itself
D
i prayed for death that i’d come back to be anyone else
Am Em
be anyone else, be anyone else
G
as sickness formed within my cells
D
you never loved me like the way you loved anyone else
Am
you dig a hole dig it deep enough
Em
the truth buries itself and buries itself
G
and i
D
i disowned my
Am
own family
Em
all for love
G
all for love
D
and i was ashamed
Am
of my sister because
Em
she belonged to me
G
when i wasn’t good enough
D Am
i’m sorry, i'm sorry
Em
you were the only thing
G
i should have ever loved
D Am
i’m sorry, i'm sorry
Em
you were the only thing
G
i should have ever loved
(End with ukulele solo)
Based on their live performance in their NPR Tiny Desk Concert
G
a northern state in the summer time
D
my uncle’s lake on the fourth of July
Am
outside the cabin my sister tried
Em
to call like the loon with her hands cupped tight
G
up against her mouth as the fireflies
D
became visible in the failing summer light
Am Em
a sparkler in my hand i went after them
as they went out in the night
G
i wandered down into a quiet place
D
where the grass grew tall where it met the lake
Am
there was a different bug must have bit my leg
Em
though i never saw it
G
back at home i cried in my room
D
my closest friend the one that i confided to:
Am
i wanted her but she wanted you
Em
i was sick in bed i could barely move
G
and then as my body turned against itself
D
i prayed for death that i’d come back to be anyone else
Am Em
be anyone else, be anyone else
G
as sickness formed within my cells
D
you never loved me like the way you loved anyone else
Am
you dig a hole dig it deep enough
Em
the truth buries itself and buries itself
G
and i
D
i disowned my
Am
own family
Em
all for love
G
all for love
D
and i was ashamed
Am
of my sister because
Em
she belonged to me
G
when i wasn’t good enough
D Am
i’m sorry, i'm sorry
Em
you were the only thing
G
i should have ever loved
D Am
i’m sorry, i'm sorry
Em
you were the only thing
G
i should have ever loved
(End with ukulele solo)
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