Biography:
British Sea Power are a six-piece indie rock band based in Brighton, England, although three of the band hail originally from Kendal in Cumbria. Their style encompasses sweeping and often epic guitar pop with more visceral, angular and esoteric noises and instruments. Critics have likened their sound to a variety of groups, from The Cure to Pixies. They have released five albums and a number of EPs (most on Rough Trade) since they formed in 2000. The band is currently comprised of:
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Other songs:
- Straight Down The Line
- A Lovely Day Tomorrow
- A Wooden Horse
- Alberts Eyes
- Atom
- Bad Bohemian
- Bear
- Canvey Island
- Carrion
- Heavy Water
- Lately
- Like A Honeycomb
- Living Is So Easy
- Luna
- Machineries Of Joy
- Moley And Me
- No Lucifer
- Oh Larsen B
- Open The Door
- Radio Goddard
- Salty Water
- The Land Beyond
- The Lonely
- Thirteen Ways To Disappear
- To Get To Sleep
- True Adventures
- Waving Flags
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Intro C D G Em x2
G D Bm C
Carry on inside of your heart
G D Bm C
Under the brine you won't notice the dark
G D Bm
Can stone and steel and horses heels
C
Ever explain the way you feel?
G D
From Scapa Flow to Rotherhithe,
Bm C
I felt the lapping of an ebbing tide
G D Bm C C
C D
Oh the heavy water how it enfolds
G Em
The salt, the spray, the gorgeous undertow
C D
Always, always, always the sea
G Em
Brilliantine mortality
C D G Em
G D Bm C
So irrigate your heart until you know you're complete
G D Bm C
And you're draped in kelp, below by 8,000 feet
G D Bm
My soul, she cried, I thought you'd died
C G
Amid fumes of formaldehyde
D Bm
You have been gone for so long
C G D
I felt the lapping of an ebbing tide
Bm C
I felt the lapping of an ebbing tide
C D
Oh the heavy water how it enfolds
G Em
The salt, the spray, the gorgeous undertow
C D
Always, always, always the sea
G Em
Brilliantine mortality
C D G Em x2
C D Em A
C D G Em
When this Corpus Christic isle became a land of ocean blue
C D
Again, she cried, you turned my eye,
G Em
At mentions of, no matter why,
C D
And in the end, an August sun,
G Em
And one by one we blew
C D
Until the devil screamed in the evermore
G Em
In envy of the grace we saw
C D
Oh the heavy water how it enfolds
G Em
The salt, the spray, the gorgeous undertow
C D
Always, always, always the sea
G Em
Brilliantine mortality
C D
Oh the heavy water how it enfolds
G Em
The salt, the spray, the gorgeous undertow
C D
Always, always, always the sea
G Em
Brilliantine mortality
G D Bm C
Carry on inside of your heart
G D Bm C
Under the brine you won't notice the dark
G D Bm
Can stone and steel and horses heels
C
Ever explain the way you feel?
G D
From Scapa Flow to Rotherhithe,
Bm C
I felt the lapping of an ebbing tide
G D Bm C C
C D
Oh the heavy water how it enfolds
G Em
The salt, the spray, the gorgeous undertow
C D
Always, always, always the sea
G Em
Brilliantine mortality
C D G Em
G D Bm C
So irrigate your heart until you know you're complete
G D Bm C
And you're draped in kelp, below by 8,000 feet
G D Bm
My soul, she cried, I thought you'd died
C G
Amid fumes of formaldehyde
D Bm
You have been gone for so long
C G D
I felt the lapping of an ebbing tide
Bm C
I felt the lapping of an ebbing tide
C D
Oh the heavy water how it enfolds
G Em
The salt, the spray, the gorgeous undertow
C D
Always, always, always the sea
G Em
Brilliantine mortality
C D G Em x2
C D Em A
C D G Em
When this Corpus Christic isle became a land of ocean blue
C D
Again, she cried, you turned my eye,
G Em
At mentions of, no matter why,
C D
And in the end, an August sun,
G Em
And one by one we blew
C D
Until the devil screamed in the evermore
G Em
In envy of the grace we saw
C D
Oh the heavy water how it enfolds
G Em
The salt, the spray, the gorgeous undertow
C D
Always, always, always the sea
G Em
Brilliantine mortality
C D
Oh the heavy water how it enfolds
G Em
The salt, the spray, the gorgeous undertow
C D
Always, always, always the sea
G Em
Brilliantine mortality
Brockhampton
Broder Daniel
Brodka
Broken Bells
Broken Social Sc (...)