Biography:
Beirut is an American indie-rock and world music band which was originally the solo musical project of Zach Condon (born Zachary Francis Condon in Santa Fe, New Mexico) and later expanded into a band. The band's first performances were in New York, in May 2006, to support the release of their debut album, Gulag Orkestar.
Condon recorded before Beirut was established: when he was fifteen and under the name of Realpeople, he made an electronic record, fashioned after his love for The Magnetic Fields.
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Other songs:
- A Candle's Fire
- Beluga
- East Harlem
- Elephant Gun
- Forks And Knifes
- Forks And Knives
- Gauze Für Zah
- Goshen
- Guyamas Sonora
- Hallelujah
- I Giardini
- Mount Wroclai
- My Night With The Prostitute From Marseille
- Nantes
- Port Of Call
- Postcards From Italy
- Santa Fe
- Scenic World
- Scenic World (version)
- Sunday Smile
- The Canals Of Our City
- The Flying Club Cup
- The Gulag Orkestar
- The Penalty
- The Rip Tide
- Transatlantique
- Vagabond
- When I Die
- A Sunday Smile
- A Candles Fire
- At Once
- August Holland
- Brandenburg
- Carousels
- Cherbourg
- Cliquot
- Gallipoli
- Gibraltar
- Gulag Orkestar
- In The Mausoleum
- La Llorona
- Landslide
- Mimizan
- No No No
- Perth
- Rhineland Heartland
- So Allowed
- St Apollonia
- The Bunker
- The Peacock
- Un Dernier Verre
- Venice
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Intro Bbm - Db - Ab - Ebm
Bbm Db Ab
And I know when time
Ebm Bbm
will pass by slow
Db
without my heart
Ab Ebm
what can I do
you're in the halls
the bell gives way to a larger swell
without my heart
what can I do oh
wroclai
and we grow fat
on the charms of our idle dreary days
seen the shadows grow
see an ominous display
with no alarm
could we say we'd have expected this way
under stars have died
give incent to play
Belinda Carlisle
Bell X1
Bella Hemming
Bella Holmes
Bellamore