Biography:
Benjamin Scott Folds (born September 12, 1966, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina) is an American singer-songwriter. He is widely known for his prowess as a pianist. Ben Folds' musical career started to get off the ground in the late '80s, as bassist for band Majosha, after playing bass and piano at Pinehurst, in a group known as the "Caroliners" with cohort Millard Powers in 1985-1987; he also played drums as a session musician in Nashville. As well as appearing in Pots & Pans - now known as the Snuzz demo
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Other songs:
- Bitches Ain't Shit
- Bitches Aint Shit
- Family Of Me
- Fred Jones, Part 2
- Gone
- Heist
- Rockin' The Suburbs (over The Hedge)
- Rocking The Suburbs
- Still Fighting It
- The Luckiest
- You Don't Know Me Ft. Regina Spektor
- Cologne
- Kylie From Connecticut
- A Working Day
- All U Can Eat
- All You Can Eat
- Annie Waits
- Bastard
- Before Cologne
- Belinda
- Best Imitation Of Myself
- Bitch Went Nutz
- Bitch Went Nutz Fake
- Breaking Up At A Food Court
- Bruised
- Capable Of Anything
- Carrying Cathy
- Claires Ninth
- Dont Change Your Plans
- Dr Yang
- Dr Yang Lovesick Diagnostician Fake
- Effington
- Emaline
- Errant Dog
- Fired
- Fred Jones Part 2
- Free Coffee Town Fake
- From Above
- Give Judy My Notice
- Gracie
- Hiros Song
- Hiroshima
- Im Not A Fan
- Im Not The Man
- In Between Days
- Jane Live
- Jesusland
- Kalamazoo
- Landed
- Late
- Levi Johnstons Blues
- Lonely Christmas Eve
- Long Way To Go
- Losing Lisa
- Magic
- Mister Peepers
- Not The Same
- Phone In A Pool
- Picture Window
- Practical Amanda
- Red Is Blue
- Rock This Bitch
- Rockin The Suburbs
- Rocky
- Sentimental Guy
- Side Of The Road
- Smoke
- So There
- Songs Of Love
- Still
- The Bitch Went Nuts
- The Frown Song
- The Frown Song Fake
- Them Thats Got
- Theres Always Someone Cooler Than You
- Time
- Trusted
- Wandering
- Yes Man
- You Dont Know Me
- You To Thank
- Zak And Sara
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Let me tell y'all what it's like
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Watching Idol on a Friday night
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In a house built safe and sound
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On Indian burial grounds
Sham on
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We drive our cars everyday
F C
To and from work both ways
C D
So we make just enough to pay
F C
To drive our cars to work each day
Hey hey
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D
We're rockin' the suburbs
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Around the block just one more time
D
We're rockin' the suburbs
F C
Cause I can't tell which house is mine
Dm
We're rockin' the suburbs
F C
We part the shades and face the facts
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They've got better-lookin' fescue
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Right across the cul-de-sac
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Hot real-estate rising stars
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Get-rich-quick seminars
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Soap opera magazines
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Forty-thousand-watt nativity scenes
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Don't freak about the smoke alarm
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Mom left the TV dinner on
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We're rockin' the suburbs
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From Family Feuds to Chevy Chase
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We're rockin' the suburbs
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Numb the muscles in our face
Dm
We're rockin' the suburbs
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We feed the dog and mow the lawn
Dm
Watching Mommy bounce the checks
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While Daddy juggles credit cards
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We're rockin' the suburbs
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Everything we need is here
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We're rockin' the suburbs
F C
But it wasn't here last year
Dm
We're rockin' the suburbs
F C
You'll never know when we are gone
Dm
Because the timer lights the front
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And turns the cricket noises on
C
Each night
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Yeah yeah
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We're rockin' the suburbs
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Yeah yeah
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We're rockin' the
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suburbs
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Ben Howard
Ben Jelen
Ben Kweller
Ben L'oncle (...)
Ben Lee