Biography:
A notorious homebody, Chad VanGaalen is well known for rarely leaving his rickety house in Calgary, endlessly drawing, recording and making art. With Diaper Island, VanGaalen distills his approach, producing his most sonically cohesive album to date, and the closest thing he has done to a rock album.
Also a celebrated visual artist, VanGaalen is widely renowned for his illustration and animation work. As with his previous albums – Infiniheart, Skelliconnection and the Polaris short-listed Soft Airplane
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Other songs:
- After The Afterlife
- Bare Feet On Wet Griptape
- Blood Machine
- Bones Of Man
- City Of Electric Light
- Cries Of The Dead
- Do Not Fear
- Evil
- Graveyard
- Hangmans Son
- I Changed My Name
- Inside The Molecules
- Mini Tvs
- Molten Light
- Monster
- Old Man The Sea
- Pine And Clover
- Poisonous Heads
- Rabid Bits Of Time
- Sara
- Wandering Spirits
- Weighed Sin
- Weird Love
- Willow Tree
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Song is probably tuned down to like C or something, but as long as your acoustic sounds
heavy you can play it in standard tuning like this:
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(at the beginnings of the verse lines)
F
You've been dead for years
C/G
But you never knew
F
And the rabit bits of time
C/G
Have been eating you
F C
No one knows where we go
F C
No one knows where we go
G C/G
When we're dead or when we're dreaming
then the interlude is something like A D Bm, but it sounds good with a pretty much any
chords. At the end of the song do something noisy.
heavy you can play it in standard tuning like this:
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-0--------|
---2-0-2--|
----------|
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(at the beginnings of the verse lines)
F
You've been dead for years
C/G
But you never knew
F
And the rabit bits of time
C/G
Have been eating you
F C
No one knows where we go
F C
No one knows where we go
G C/G
When we're dead or when we're dreaming
then the interlude is something like A D Bm, but it sounds good with a pretty much any
chords. At the end of the song do something noisy.
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