Biography:
Aimee Mann (born September 8, 1960, in Richmond, Virginia) is an American rock singer-songwriter, guitarist and bassist.
Mann attended the Berklee College of Music in Boston, but dropped out to sing with her first punk rock band, the Young Snakes; the band released the EP Bark Along with the Young Snakes in 1982, and a compilation album was issued in 2004. In 1983, seeking a return to "sweetness and melody", she co-founded with Berklee classmate and boyfriend Michael Hausman the new wave band 'Til Tuesday
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- 31 Today
- 4Th Of July
- All Over Now
- Amateur
- Baby Bluee
- Backfire
- Ballantines
- Barfly
- Beautiful
- Borrowing Time
- Brothers Keeper
- Build That Wall
- Calling It Quits
- Calling On Mary
- Cant You Tell
- Charmer
- Choice In The Matter
- Christmas Time
- Couldve Been Anyone
- Crazytown
- Dear John
- Deathly
- Disappeared
- Driving Sideways
- Driving With One Hand On The Wheel
- Fall Of The Worlds Own Optimist
- Fifty Years After The Fair
- Fighting The Stall
- Frankenstein
- Freeway
- Gamma Ray
- Ghost World
- Going Through The Motions
- Good For Me
- Goodbye Caroline
- Goose Snow Cone
- Gumby
- Guys Like Me
- Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
- High On Sunday
- High On Sunday 51
- How Am I Different
- Humpty Dumpty
- I Cant Get My Head Around It
- I Could Hurt You Now
- I Dont Even Know You Anymore
- I Know Theres A Word
- I Should Have Known Better
- I Was Thinking I Could Clean Up For Christmas
- Im Cured
- Invisible Ink
- It Takes All Kinds
- Its Not
- Its Not Safe
- Its Over
- Ive Had It
- Jacob Marleys Chain
- Jimmy Hoffa Jokes
- Just Like Anyone
- King Of The Jailhouse
- Knock It Off
- Labrador
- Lies Of Summer
- Little Bombs
- Little Tornado
- Living A Lie
- Long Shot
- Looking For Nothing
- Lost In Space
- Lullaby
- Medicine Wheel
- Momentum
- Mr Harris
- Nightmare Girl
- Nothing Is Good Enough
- Observatory
- One
- Par For The Course
- Patient Zero
- Pavlovs Bell
- Philly Sinks
- Phoenix
- Poor Judge
- Put Me On Top
- Put On Some Speed
- Ray
- Real Bad News
- Red Flag Diver
- Red Vines
- Rollercoasters
- Satellite
- Save Me
- Say Anything
- She Really Wants You
- Simple Fix
- Slip And Roll
- Soon Enough
- Stranger Into Starman
- Stuck In The Past
- Stupid Thing
- Sugarcoated
- Superball
- Susan
- Take It Back
- Thats How I Knew This Story Would Break Your Heart
- Thats Just What You Are
- The Great Beyond
- The Moth
- This Is How It Goes
- Todays The Day
- True Believer
- Truth On My Side
- Video
- Way Back When
- Whatever Happened To Christmas
- Wise Up
- You Could Make A Killing
- You Do
- You Never Loved Me
- Youre With Stupid Now
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Way Back When/Aimee Mann
D A D A B7 D
A Em
Well, I guess that this is now the end
D F#m
Who'd have thought my old friend
C#m D
We signed the papers and we capped the pen
A Em
But I remember you from way back when
D F#m
'Good evening, ladies and gentlemen
C#m D
welcome David-what's-his-name-again'
F#m E
Things change the old cliche
C#m F#m
If we knew now what we knew yesterday
D A D A B7 D
Oh, we couldn't give it away
A Em
I was working at a record store
D F#m
I knew you, you knew the score
C#m D
Some kind of deal is what we're looking for
A Em
Time came, and disappeared
D F#m
No one steered and it got weirder
C#m D
Help was needed, no one volunteered.
F#m E
Things change, you got to wait a bit
C#m F#m
What made me think that I could weather it?
D A D A B7 D
You're down before you even notice you've been hit
G
And through it all I wondered where the
D A E
Bus was taking you who knew?
G D
And even though my one and one was always
A E Bm
Making two I never thought that I was breaking you
D E
Uh oh
A Em D F#m C#m D
D E F#m G#m A
A Em
We were victims of the old taboo
D F#m
But people change we changed too
C#m D
Just make it count before they get to you.
F#m E
Things change baby, hold the phone!
C#m F#m
They'll shoot you down like you was Al Capone
D A D A B7 D
Oh, you better go it alone
A Em
Well, I guess that this is now the end
D F#m
The paper's signed forget the pen
C#m D
Wonder if we'll ever meet again?
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D A D A B7 D
A Em
Well, I guess that this is now the end
D F#m
Who'd have thought my old friend
C#m D
We signed the papers and we capped the pen
A Em
But I remember you from way back when
D F#m
'Good evening, ladies and gentlemen
C#m D
welcome David-what's-his-name-again'
F#m E
Things change the old cliche
C#m F#m
If we knew now what we knew yesterday
D A D A B7 D
Oh, we couldn't give it away
A Em
I was working at a record store
D F#m
I knew you, you knew the score
C#m D
Some kind of deal is what we're looking for
A Em
Time came, and disappeared
D F#m
No one steered and it got weirder
C#m D
Help was needed, no one volunteered.
F#m E
Things change, you got to wait a bit
C#m F#m
What made me think that I could weather it?
D A D A B7 D
You're down before you even notice you've been hit
G
And through it all I wondered where the
D A E
Bus was taking you who knew?
G D
And even though my one and one was always
A E Bm
Making two I never thought that I was breaking you
D E
Uh oh
A Em D F#m C#m D
D E F#m G#m A
A Em
We were victims of the old taboo
D F#m
But people change we changed too
C#m D
Just make it count before they get to you.
F#m E
Things change baby, hold the phone!
C#m F#m
They'll shoot you down like you was Al Capone
D A D A B7 D
Oh, you better go it alone
A Em
Well, I guess that this is now the end
D F#m
The paper's signed forget the pen
C#m D
Wonder if we'll ever meet again?
http://docweasel.com
[email protected]
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