Biography:
Waxahatchee is a solo project of American singer and guitarist Katie Crutchfield (born in 1989) of P.S. Eliot and Bad Banana.
Waxahatchee, named after Waxahatchee Creek in Alabama where Crutchfield grew up, began in 2010 during the breakup of P.S. Eliot. Crutchfield released her first music as Waxahatchee as a split cassette with Chris Clavin on Plan-It-X Records. Her bedroom-recorded debut album, American Weekend, was released on Don Giovanni Records in 2012.
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Other songs:
- Bathtub
- Be Good
- Dixie Cups And Jars
- Game Of Pricks
- Hollow Bedroom
- I Think I Love You
- Misery Over Dispute
- You're Damaged
- 8 Ball
- A Little More
- Air
- American Weekend
- Black Candy
- Blue
- Blue Pt Ii
- Bonfire
- Brass Beam
- Breathless
- Brother Bryan
- Catfish
- Chapel Of Pines
- Clumsy
- Clumsy Nervous Energies Session
- Coast To Coast
- Fade
- Fish Eyes
- Grass Stain
- Grey Hair
- Half Moon
- Hear You
- La Loose
- Less Than
- Lips And Limbs
- Lively
- Luminary Blake
- Magic City Wholesale
- Michel
- Never Been Wrong
- No Curse
- No Question
- Noccalula
- Peace And Quiet
- Poison
- Recite Remorse
- Rose 1956
- Silver
- Singers No Star
- Sister Saint
- Slow You Down
- Sparks Fly
- Summer Of Love
- Swan Dive
- Takes So Much
- Tangled Envisioning
- The Dirt
- Under A Rock
- Waiting
- Whiskey And Math
- With You
- You Left Me With An Ocean
- Youre Damaged
- Youre Welcome
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Capo 4th fret
intro
D A D A G
D A G
I'm not singing our song.
D
I've been waiting here for way too long,
A
Working out long equations,
G A
Drinking from paper bags.
D A
And I've spent 14 summers
G D
Fucking around with this idea
A
And I'll strain every connection
G A
To show you what I'm made of and
G Em7
You said again.
G Em7
"you get what you put in".
G Em7
My phone won't ring.
G Em7
I've put in nothing.
D A G D A G
D A
I'm not blaming myself.
G
You're down to dusty bones
D A
And I read about women in black
G A
Floating up to the grey sky.
D A
And if I was wherever you are,
G
I'd tell you pretty things like
D A
"we can stay as long as you want,
G A
tangled in sunny daylight" and
G Em7
You said again.
G Em7
"you get what you put in".
G Em7
My phone won't ring.
G Em7
I've put in nothing.
D A G
And Those ladies in black,
D A G A
I saw them ascending, half-smiling.
D A G
And we live these scripted fates
D G ADAG
But in these moments we drop it and run away.
D A G A
Run away
D A G D A G A end on slow D
intro
D A D A G
D A G
I'm not singing our song.
D
I've been waiting here for way too long,
A
Working out long equations,
G A
Drinking from paper bags.
D A
And I've spent 14 summers
G D
Fucking around with this idea
A
And I'll strain every connection
G A
To show you what I'm made of and
G Em7
You said again.
G Em7
"you get what you put in".
G Em7
My phone won't ring.
G Em7
I've put in nothing.
D A G D A G
D A
I'm not blaming myself.
G
You're down to dusty bones
D A
And I read about women in black
G A
Floating up to the grey sky.
D A
And if I was wherever you are,
G
I'd tell you pretty things like
D A
"we can stay as long as you want,
G A
tangled in sunny daylight" and
G Em7
You said again.
G Em7
"you get what you put in".
G Em7
My phone won't ring.
G Em7
I've put in nothing.
D A G
And Those ladies in black,
D A G A
I saw them ascending, half-smiling.
D A G
And we live these scripted fates
D G ADAG
But in these moments we drop it and run away.
D A G A
Run away
D A G D A G A end on slow D
We Are Scientist (...)
We Are The Grand
We Are The In Cr (...)
We Banjo 3
We Bare Bears