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
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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I see you've found a box of my things -
Infantries, tanks and smoldering airplane wings.
These old pictures are cool. Tell me some stories
Was it like the old war movies?
Sit down son. Let me fill you in
(Chorus)
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Where to begin? Let's start with the end
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From the flash of a gun to a soldier who's done
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Trust me grandson
The war was in color
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From shipyard to sea, From factory to sky
From rivet to rifle, from boot camp to battle cry
I wore the mask up high on a daylight run
That held my face in its clammy hand
Crawled over coconut logs and corpses in the coral sand
(Chorus same as above)
Where to begin? Let¹s start with the end
This black and white photo don't capture the skin
From the shock of a shell or the memory of smell
If red is for Hell
The war was in color
D2(whole time, with fill in background)
I held the canvas bag over the railing
The dead released, with the ship still sailing,
Out of our hands and into the swallowing sea
I felt the crossfire stitching up soldiers
Into a blanket of dead, and as the night grows colder
In a window back home, a Blue Star is traded for Gold.
(Chorus same as above)
Where to begin? Let's start with the end
This black and white photo don't capture the skin
When metal is churned. And bodies are burned
Victory earned
The War was in color
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Now I lay in my grave at age 21
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A life full of color
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This black and white photo never captured my skin
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Trust me grandson
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Trust me grandson
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The War
PM me if you have questions or improvements. I know it's not perfect, but it's a start...
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D2 (whole time)
I see you've found a box of my things -
Infantries, tanks and smoldering airplane wings.
These old pictures are cool. Tell me some stories
Was it like the old war movies?
Sit down son. Let me fill you in
(Chorus)
D G D
Where to begin? Let's start with the end
A D
This black and white photo don't capture the skin
G D
From the flash of a gun to a soldier who's done
A (let it ring)
Trust me grandson
The war was in color
(Fill)
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D2 (whole time, with fill in background)
From shipyard to sea, From factory to sky
From rivet to rifle, from boot camp to battle cry
I wore the mask up high on a daylight run
That held my face in its clammy hand
Crawled over coconut logs and corpses in the coral sand
(Chorus same as above)
Where to begin? Let¹s start with the end
This black and white photo don't capture the skin
From the shock of a shell or the memory of smell
If red is for Hell
The war was in color
D2(whole time, with fill in background)
I held the canvas bag over the railing
The dead released, with the ship still sailing,
Out of our hands and into the swallowing sea
I felt the crossfire stitching up soldiers
Into a blanket of dead, and as the night grows colder
In a window back home, a Blue Star is traded for Gold.
(Chorus same as above)
Where to begin? Let's start with the end
This black and white photo don't capture the skin
When metal is churned. And bodies are burned
Victory earned
The War was in color
(Let thes notes ring)
G D
Now I lay in my grave at age 21
A
Long before you were born
D
Before I bore a son
G
What good did it do?
D
Well hopefully for you
A
A world without war
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A life full of color
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Where to begin? Let's start with the end
D A
This black and white photo never captured my skin
D G
Once it was torn from an enemy thorn
D
Straight through the core
A
The war was in color
D G
Where to begin? Let's start with the end
D A
This black and white photo never captured my skin
D
From the flash of a gun
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To a soldier who's done
D
Trust me grandson
A
The war was in color
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Trust me granson
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The war was in color
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Trust me grandson
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The war was in color
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The War
PM me if you have questions or improvements. I know it's not perfect, but it's a start...
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Carina Round
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Carl Brave
Carl Douglas