Biography:
Some bands insist on dragging listeners into their world, but Richmond, VA's Carbon Leaf works towards a more admirable and considerably more difficult goal – that of letting perfect strangers feel that the band understands their world. Since 1992, the band has succeeded in doing just that -- and on its third Vanguard release, Nothing Rhymes With Woman, has created a soundtrack suitable for multiple worlds.
“For me, this is an album that’s focused on growth and maturity, but it’s not deadly serious,” says front man Barry Privett.
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Other songs:
- Life Less Ordinary
- What About Everything?
- Block Of Wood
- Blue Ridge Laughing
- Changeless
- Circus
- Comfort
- Desperation Song
- Grey Sky Eyes
- Home
- I Know The Reason
- Lake Of Silver Bells
- Learn To Fly
- Let Your Troubles Roll By
- Mary Mac
- Miss Hollywood
- Oi
- On Any Given Day
- One Prairie Outpost
- Pink
- Raise The Roof
- Sea
- Shine
- Texas Stars
- The Boxer
- The Donnybrook Affair
- The Friendship Song
- Toy Soldiers
- Two Aging Truckers
- Under The Wire
- War Was In Color
- What About Everything
- When Im Alone
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Intro: D
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Raise the roof that I might the stars to gain wisdom to see things for what they are
G D
Please, I need proof
A G
Dance till ya die or till ya fall, shut your mouth
D
Raise the roof
A/G/D
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Trapped in this snare with too much dreaming to bear
Fearful and frantic, hopeless and a romantic
G
Inspired but tired I run this wide open course
D
Like the sagging spirit of an older horse
A G
Dance till ya fall or till ya die, shut your mouth
D
Raise the roof
So on and so forth, these chords repeat for the whole song.
Fun and easy to play (listen to the song for the chord inversions, strumming pattern, etc.)
D
Raise the roof that I might the stars to gain wisdom to see things for what they are
G D
Please, I need proof
A G
Dance till ya die or till ya fall, shut your mouth
D
Raise the roof
A/G/D
D
Trapped in this snare with too much dreaming to bear
Fearful and frantic, hopeless and a romantic
G
Inspired but tired I run this wide open course
D
Like the sagging spirit of an older horse
A G
Dance till ya fall or till ya die, shut your mouth
D
Raise the roof
So on and so forth, these chords repeat for the whole song.
Fun and easy to play (listen to the song for the chord inversions, strumming pattern, etc.)
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