Biography:
Jenny Lewis (born January 8, 1976, in Las Vegas, Nevada) is an indie folk singer/songwriter/guitarist, who is best known for being the lead singer and guitarist for the indie rock band Rilo Kiley. She has released four solo albums: 2006's "Rabbit Fur Coat" (with The Watson Twins), 2008's "Acid Tongue," 2014's "The Voyager" and 2019's "On The Line".
She is also a former child actress.
Music
In 1995, she formed the indie rock band Rilo Kiley along with her friends Pierre De Reeder, Blake Sennett and Dave Rock (later replaced by Jason Boesel).
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Other songs:
- You Are What You Love
- Acid Tongue
- Aloha And The Three Johns
- Bad Mans World
- Barking At The Moon
- Big Guns
- Born Secular
- Carpetbaggers
- Completely Not Me
- Fernando
- Godspeed
- Handle With Care
- Happy
- Head Underwater
- Heads Gonna Roll
- It Wasnt Me
- Just One Of The Guys
- Late Bloomer
- Melt Your Heart
- Paradise
- Pelican Bay
- Pretty Bird
- Red Bull Hennessy
- Rise Up With Fists
- Shes Not Me
- Silver Lining
- Sing A Song For Them
- Slippery Slopes
- The Charging Sky
- The New You
- The Next Messiah
- The Voyager
- Trying My Best To Love You
- You Cant Outrun Em
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Tabbed by B. Cozz
This is the progression for most of the song
G
It wasn't me, I wasn't there
A
I was just watching from over here
Am D G D G
And besides, I couldn't afford the bus fare
In Hollywood and Washington
They shake and smile through the harm they've done
But it's your little red wagon and you gotta pull it
G#dim Am C
It'll take a lifetime to clear your name
G G/F# Am C D
Under the bridges of fame it's always nighttime
It wasn't me, I wasn't there
I was stone drunk, it isn't clear
And it doesn't count cause I don't care
The years transform my memories
Of all the countless decades of grief
It was cut and run in '91
G#dim Am C
Put yourselves in a straightjacket
G G/F#
But when you plead insane
Am C
It's no cheaper than humiliation
D
That's free...
G Am
That's free...
C D
That's free...
G
I've gone and quit my worshipping
A
Of the false gods and golden sins
Am D G D G
Cause we've made love in the Tower of Babel and it fell down
It wasn't me, I wasn't there
That was not my love affair
That is not my lover, that's not even my friend
It wasn't me, I wasn't there
I was stone drunk, it isn't clear
And it doesn't count cause I don't care
Am C
But I use a pop song to clear my name
G F#/G Am
Under the bridges of fame it's always nighttime
C D G
I'll end with a closure and say goodnight
This is the progression for most of the song
G
It wasn't me, I wasn't there
A
I was just watching from over here
Am D G D G
And besides, I couldn't afford the bus fare
In Hollywood and Washington
They shake and smile through the harm they've done
But it's your little red wagon and you gotta pull it
G#dim Am C
It'll take a lifetime to clear your name
G G/F# Am C D
Under the bridges of fame it's always nighttime
It wasn't me, I wasn't there
I was stone drunk, it isn't clear
And it doesn't count cause I don't care
The years transform my memories
Of all the countless decades of grief
It was cut and run in '91
G#dim Am C
Put yourselves in a straightjacket
G G/F#
But when you plead insane
Am C
It's no cheaper than humiliation
D
That's free...
G Am
That's free...
C D
That's free...
G
I've gone and quit my worshipping
A
Of the false gods and golden sins
Am D G D G
Cause we've made love in the Tower of Babel and it fell down
It wasn't me, I wasn't there
That was not my love affair
That is not my lover, that's not even my friend
It wasn't me, I wasn't there
I was stone drunk, it isn't clear
And it doesn't count cause I don't care
Am C
But I use a pop song to clear my name
G F#/G Am
Under the bridges of fame it's always nighttime
C D G
I'll end with a closure and say goodnight
Jeremih
Jeremy Ashida
Jeremy Camp
Jeremy Enigk
Jeremy Fisher
Jermaine Clement (...)
Jero Romero
Jerrod Niemann
Jerry Butler
Jerry Goldsmith