Biography:
Fergus David Edward Miller (1990 – 9 October 2016), known professionally as Bored Nothing, was an Australian musician who released a self-titled album in 2012. It received some international attention and together with his band Miller had toured internationally.
Fergus Miller was from Melbourne, Australia. He listed his influences as My Bloody Valentine, Brian Jonestown Massacre, and Elliott Smith. As a teenager he began to develop an interest in music and 'started making little demos'.
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
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Capo 3
Walk down from G to Em and C to Am. Pick the bass string of each chord before strumming.
G Em
i walked down
C Cmaj9 Am
through the burning cars
C Cmaj9 Am
along your street
G Em
i sat and wrote
C Cmaj9 Am
your name with my finger
C Cmaj9 Am D
on the concrete
D Em
your voice was still
G C G D
and crisp in my ear
D Em
"my dad's a cop,
G C G
so you'd better get out of here"
G Em
i turned down
C Cmaj9 Am
a familiar street
C Cmaj9 Am
and the houses swayed
G Em
i remembered
C Cmaj9 Am
walking with you
C Cmaj9 Am D
and suddenly i felt afraid
D Em
you stood your feet
G C G D
in the drain and said
D Em
"when you yell i die"
G C G
and the implications hurt my head
G Em
and so the cops found me
C Cmaj9 Am
that night in the park
C Cmaj9 Am
i was drunk and tripping through the dark
G Em
i'd carved a tree
C Cmaj9 Am
with your name and mine
C Cmaj9 Am
and the sentiment of cheap red wine
http://shop.spunk.com.au/products?search=bored+nothing&search-submit
Capo 3
Walk down from G to Em and C to Am. Pick the bass string of each chord before strumming.
G Em
i walked down
C Cmaj9 Am
through the burning cars
C Cmaj9 Am
along your street
G Em
i sat and wrote
C Cmaj9 Am
your name with my finger
C Cmaj9 Am D
on the concrete
D Em
your voice was still
G C G D
and crisp in my ear
D Em
"my dad's a cop,
G C G
so you'd better get out of here"
G Em
i turned down
C Cmaj9 Am
a familiar street
C Cmaj9 Am
and the houses swayed
G Em
i remembered
C Cmaj9 Am
walking with you
C Cmaj9 Am D
and suddenly i felt afraid
D Em
you stood your feet
G C G D
in the drain and said
D Em
"when you yell i die"
G C G
and the implications hurt my head
G Em
and so the cops found me
C Cmaj9 Am
that night in the park
C Cmaj9 Am
i was drunk and tripping through the dark
G Em
i'd carved a tree
C Cmaj9 Am
with your name and mine
C Cmaj9 Am
and the sentiment of cheap red wine
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Boris Gott
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