Biography:
Cataldo is an unsigned indie band originally formed in Minneapolis and currently located in Seattle, WA. The name for the band came from a building near where singer Eric Anderson grew up in Moscow, Idaho.
www.cataldomusic.com
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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!
[Verse 1]
D
Thank you for drinking my drinks
D
Each one like a footprint traced in felt-tip ink
G
Where we're dancing cheek-to-cheek
G
If you were taller
D
I've been sewing together our clothes
D
I matched up the hemlines on my cuffs and yours
G
And I've threaded carpet floss
G
And spent my dollars
[Chorus]
A7
On these quiet nights with you
A7 G
So that our bodies would move to country tunes
G A7
And like I planned your bangs, they would obscure the view
A7 G
But your eyes clearer than two polished glass test tubes
G
They tell my hands where to move
[Instrumental]
D G
[Verse 2]
D
I think we're both still good to drive
D
I toss you the keys and say "I trust you with
G
My life."
D
Round lights on the road like a scene
D
From the end or beginning of things that appear
G
On the cinema screens
[Chorus 2]
A7
On these quiet nights with you
A7 G
My god, our bodies do move to country tunes
G A7
And like I planned your bangs, they would obscure the view
A7 G
But your eyes clearer than two polished glass test tubes
G
They tell my hands where to move
[Instrumental]
D G
[Bridge]
A7
But when I'm drunk I become merry
G A7 G
And strange torsos and legs I will not carry
A7
But for this now I know you are certain
G A7 G
When our jackets for each other we're removing
A7
Like a broken jack-in-box
G
You and me can tremble but not talk
[Instrumental]
D G
[Chorus 3]
A7
On these quiet nights with you
A7 G
My god, our bodies do move to country tunes
G A7
And like I planned your bangs, they would obscure the view
A7 G
But your eyes clearer than two polished glass test tubes
G D
They tell my hands where to move
D
Thank you for drinking my drinks
D
Each one like a footprint traced in felt-tip ink
G
Where we're dancing cheek-to-cheek
G
If you were taller
D
I've been sewing together our clothes
D
I matched up the hemlines on my cuffs and yours
G
And I've threaded carpet floss
G
And spent my dollars
[Chorus]
A7
On these quiet nights with you
A7 G
So that our bodies would move to country tunes
G A7
And like I planned your bangs, they would obscure the view
A7 G
But your eyes clearer than two polished glass test tubes
G
They tell my hands where to move
[Instrumental]
D G
[Verse 2]
D
I think we're both still good to drive
D
I toss you the keys and say "I trust you with
G
My life."
D
Round lights on the road like a scene
D
From the end or beginning of things that appear
G
On the cinema screens
[Chorus 2]
A7
On these quiet nights with you
A7 G
My god, our bodies do move to country tunes
G A7
And like I planned your bangs, they would obscure the view
A7 G
But your eyes clearer than two polished glass test tubes
G
They tell my hands where to move
[Instrumental]
D G
[Bridge]
A7
But when I'm drunk I become merry
G A7 G
And strange torsos and legs I will not carry
A7
But for this now I know you are certain
G A7 G
When our jackets for each other we're removing
A7
Like a broken jack-in-box
G
You and me can tremble but not talk
[Instrumental]
D G
[Chorus 3]
A7
On these quiet nights with you
A7 G
My god, our bodies do move to country tunes
G A7
And like I planned your bangs, they would obscure the view
A7 G
But your eyes clearer than two polished glass test tubes
G D
They tell my hands where to move
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