Biography:
Woods of Ypres was a blackened doom metal band from Ontario, Canada, formed in 2002 by David Gold, Aaron Palmer and Brian McManus. They released five albums, each somewhat differing in style, before the death of founding member David Gold. According to the official website, Woods of Ypres can be defined as, "...atmospheric doom-laden Great-White-North flavored black metal."
In 2002, the demo Woods I: Against the Seasons, Cold Winter Songs from the Dead Summer Heat was released on Krankenhaus Records.
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[Intro]
Am G (x3)
F Em F
F G Am G F Em F
Am G
[Chorus]
Am G F G Am G
I was buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, alone and unceremoniously,
Am G F G Am G
...Buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, when life was taken from me.
[Verse 1]
F Em F F G
Our tree was full and green, I had to leave it,
Am G
the sadness was overwhelming, to be alone beneath it.
F Em F F G
The sun came down hot and hard, I could never sleep,
Am G
To disappear was the only way I could find relief.
[Chorus]
Am G F G Am G
When I was buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, alone and un-Sarah-moniously,
Am G F G Am G
...Buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, when life was taken so suddenly
[Verse 2]
F Em F F G
First I paid my respects, to Glenn Gould,
Am G
Then I visited the grave of Alexander Muir.
F Em F F G
Next to Eaton's tomb, I hung my head and cried,
Am G
Looking for Joseph Mulgrew, I gave up and died.
Am
When I was buried...
[Bridge]
Am G (x4)
F F F G
[Verse 3]
Am G Am G
The birds sang, the flowers in bloom, spring had just begun.
Am G Am G
Recently fitted for a suit, now lying in a box.
F Am G Am G
By summer, I was gone, my remains stolen from the ground,
Am G Am G
My body never recovered and I was never found,
Am G Am G
...Until now.
Am G
Woooooo...
Am G
Woooooo...
[Interlude]
Am F (x3)
F G Am
Am F (x3)
F G Am (x2)
Am F (x3)
F G Am
[Solo]
Am F (x3)
Am F (x3)
F G Am
Am F (x3)
F G Am (x2)
Am F (x3)
F G Am
Am F (x3)
F G Am
Am F (x3)
F G Am (x2)
Am F (x3)
F G Am
[Chorus]
Am G Am G Am G F G Am
I was buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, alone and unceremoniously.
Am G Am G Am G
Buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, between the monuments and trees.
F G Am F G A
At the heart of the city, amongst the statues and fountains,
F G Am F G Am
New life could begin, where the old path I ran came to and end.
Am G (x3)
F Em F
F G Am G F Em F
Am G
[Chorus]
Am G F G Am G
I was buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, alone and unceremoniously,
Am G F G Am G
...Buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, when life was taken from me.
[Verse 1]
F Em F F G
Our tree was full and green, I had to leave it,
Am G
the sadness was overwhelming, to be alone beneath it.
F Em F F G
The sun came down hot and hard, I could never sleep,
Am G
To disappear was the only way I could find relief.
[Chorus]
Am G F G Am G
When I was buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, alone and un-Sarah-moniously,
Am G F G Am G
...Buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, when life was taken so suddenly
[Verse 2]
F Em F F G
First I paid my respects, to Glenn Gould,
Am G
Then I visited the grave of Alexander Muir.
F Em F F G
Next to Eaton's tomb, I hung my head and cried,
Am G
Looking for Joseph Mulgrew, I gave up and died.
Am
When I was buried...
[Bridge]
Am G (x4)
F F F G
[Verse 3]
Am G Am G
The birds sang, the flowers in bloom, spring had just begun.
Am G Am G
Recently fitted for a suit, now lying in a box.
F Am G Am G
By summer, I was gone, my remains stolen from the ground,
Am G Am G
My body never recovered and I was never found,
Am G Am G
...Until now.
Am G
Woooooo...
Am G
Woooooo...
[Interlude]
Am F (x3)
F G Am
Am F (x3)
F G Am (x2)
Am F (x3)
F G Am
[Solo]
Am F (x3)
Am F (x3)
F G Am
Am F (x3)
F G Am (x2)
Am F (x3)
F G Am
Am F (x3)
F G Am
Am F (x3)
F G Am (x2)
Am F (x3)
F G Am
[Chorus]
Am G Am G Am G F G Am
I was buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, alone and unceremoniously.
Am G Am G Am G
Buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, between the monuments and trees.
F G Am F G A
At the heart of the city, amongst the statues and fountains,
F G Am F G Am
New life could begin, where the old path I ran came to and end.
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Work Drugs
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Workshy
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