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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The Land Beyond
By British Sea Power
from 'Open Season'
Verse 1
D A6
Then you’ll discover under your cover
D Em7
The strangest thing that I ever heard of
D A6
It makes you wonder why you’re here
D Em7
And why you feel so strangely weird
Chorus
G A F#m G
Ooh, ooh, ‘cause we’re not going home
G A F#m G
Ooh, ooh, and we are not alone
G* A F#m G
Ooh, ooh, no we’re not going home
G A F#m Em
Ooh, ooh, from the sea to the land beyond
Verse 2
D A6
And when we get there we will go wandering
D Em7
In the wilderness getting in a mess
D A6
And when we find it I’ll keep on wondering
D Em7
And here’s another thing you didn’t know ‘till now
Chorus
G A F#m G
G A F#m G
G* A F#m G
G A F#m Em
Solo (Verse)
D A6 D Em7
Repeat Chorus
Outro
G A F#m G
Keep repeating and end with G G G G D
alt chords:
G* - G chord adding 3rd finder on B string, 3rd fret
Em7 - I use one finger only on A string 2nd fret, sounds better to me.
By British Sea Power
from 'Open Season'
Verse 1
D A6
Then you’ll discover under your cover
D Em7
The strangest thing that I ever heard of
D A6
It makes you wonder why you’re here
D Em7
And why you feel so strangely weird
Chorus
G A F#m G
Ooh, ooh, ‘cause we’re not going home
G A F#m G
Ooh, ooh, and we are not alone
G* A F#m G
Ooh, ooh, no we’re not going home
G A F#m Em
Ooh, ooh, from the sea to the land beyond
Verse 2
D A6
And when we get there we will go wandering
D Em7
In the wilderness getting in a mess
D A6
And when we find it I’ll keep on wondering
D Em7
And here’s another thing you didn’t know ‘till now
Chorus
G A F#m G
G A F#m G
G* A F#m G
G A F#m Em
Solo (Verse)
D A6 D Em7
Repeat Chorus
Outro
G A F#m G
Keep repeating and end with G G G G D
alt chords:
G* - G chord adding 3rd finder on B string, 3rd fret
Em7 - I use one finger only on A string 2nd fret, sounds better to me.
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