Biography:
From Wiki:
Benjamin Gibbard (born August 11, 1976 in Bremerton, Washington) is an American musician who has formed several indie bands. He is most notable as the lead singer of Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service, although also known for his project ¡All-Time Quarterback! and his first band, Pinwheel.
Gibbard spent his formative years in Bremerton, Washington during the time of the grunge musical explosion during the early 1990s. Growing up he was influenced by Nirvana
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Other songs:
- A Hard One To Know
- All In One
- Bigger Than Love
- Brand New Colony
- Broken Yolk In Western Sky
- Carolina
- Casino Blues
- Choir Vandals
- Complicated
- Couches In Alleys
- Dream Song
- Duncan Where Have You Gone
- Everythings A Ceiling
- Farmer Chords
- Gleemer
- I Hate To See You Cry
- I Want It That Way
- Im Building A Fire
- Its Never Too Late
- Lady Adelaide
- Lily
- Oh Woe
- One Fast Move Or Im Gone
- Photobooth
- Saddest Story Ever Told
- Shepherds Bush Lullaby
- Somethings Rattling Cowpoke
- Such Great Heights
- Teardrop Windows
- The Concept
- The District Sleeps Alone Tonight
- These Roads Dont Move
- They Dont Know
- This Place Is A Prison
- Thriller
- Train Song
- Where Our Destination Lies
- Willamine
- You Remind Me Of Home
- Youll Always Have A Place To Stay In Oakland
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G - C - Am - D7 : Teardrop windows crying in the sky, he's all alone and wondering why
G - C - Am - D7 : Ivory white yet feeling kind of blue when there's no one there
to share with you
C - B/C - Am : But there's too many vacant seats
C - B/C - D : He's feeling sore and teal
C - B/C - D - G : When the sun sets over the sound, he just falls asleep. (End on
a G chord for "sleep")
There is another part in the 2nd verse which is kind of like a bridge- the lyrics
start with "He wonders where the workers are"
C - Am - D7
C - Caug - Am - D : "the elevators operate.."
There is a descending bass pattern on the last D chord.
It is: D - C/D - B/D - A/D (This is played while "Anymore is sung over and over)
Repeat verse and end on G.
This is a very easy song to learn to play. Just follow along with the lyrics and
you'll figure it out. I learned it literally 5 minutes. I hope you enjoy this
great new song from Ben as much as I do!
G - C - Am - D7 : Ivory white yet feeling kind of blue when there's no one there
to share with you
C - B/C - Am : But there's too many vacant seats
C - B/C - D : He's feeling sore and teal
C - B/C - D - G : When the sun sets over the sound, he just falls asleep. (End on
a G chord for "sleep")
There is another part in the 2nd verse which is kind of like a bridge- the lyrics
start with "He wonders where the workers are"
C - Am - D7
C - Caug - Am - D : "the elevators operate.."
There is a descending bass pattern on the last D chord.
It is: D - C/D - B/D - A/D (This is played while "Anymore is sung over and over)
Repeat verse and end on G.
This is a very easy song to learn to play. Just follow along with the lyrics and
you'll figure it out. I learned it literally 5 minutes. I hope you enjoy this
great new song from Ben as much as I do!
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