Biography:
Chamberlain was an indie rock band from Indianapolis & Bloomington, Indiana, previously having been known as Split Lip, they changed their name and their general sound away from hardcore punk in 1996.
The band released Fate's Got A Driver in 1996, toured the US and Europe and took time out to record a new demo. After appearing at numerous major label events, the band were due to sign for Revolution Records, an imprint of Warner Music Group, but a signing freeze just before putting pen to paper thwarted them.
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Chamberlain feat. Brian Fallon : The south has spoiled me"
No Capo
[Chords]
E6
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D|---2------------------------------------------------|
A|---2------------------------------------------------|
E|---0------------------------------------------------|
[Intro]
A Asus4 A Asus4 A Asus4 A Asus4
A E D A
E E7 D E A
[Verse]
A
Three down, five more to go
E
It ain't like they don't know
D A
I want 'em to get their things and go
E
I'm sick of all these people
E6
That can't speak to me
D A Asus4
Unless they've found something to drink
[Verse]
A E
Cold cup of coffee is on the windowpane
D A
Where it's been since you left yesterday
E E6
Next thing I knew I was under you
D A Asus4
With your worn out shoes next to my boots
[Chorus]
A E D A
Maybe we no longer know who we're supposed to be
E E7
Feelings aren't cheap around here
D A Asus4
Somehow everyone finds 'em for free
[Interlude]
A Asus4 A Asus4 A Asus4 A Asus4
[Verse]
A E
Trains loaded with slow as much as coal
D A
Haul the mile home while you two spoke
E E6
And I dunno who you are anymore
D E6 E7
What ya'll want, what you're lookin' for
[Chorus]
A E D A
Maybe we no longer know who we're supposed to be
E E7
Feelings aren't cheap around here
D A Asus4
Somehow everyone finds 'em for free
[Outro]
A E D A
E E7 D E A
A E D A
Maybe we no longer know who we're supposed to be
E E7
Feelings aren't cheap around here
D A Asus4
Somehow everyone finds 'em for free
[Outro]
A Asus4 A Asus4
Chamberlain feat. Brian Fallon : The south has spoiled me"
No Capo
[Chords]
E6
e|---0------------------------------------------------|
B|---2------------------------------------------------|
G|---1------------------------------------------------|
D|---2------------------------------------------------|
A|---2------------------------------------------------|
E|---0------------------------------------------------|
[Intro]
A Asus4 A Asus4 A Asus4 A Asus4
A E D A
E E7 D E A
[Verse]
A
Three down, five more to go
E
It ain't like they don't know
D A
I want 'em to get their things and go
E
I'm sick of all these people
E6
That can't speak to me
D A Asus4
Unless they've found something to drink
[Verse]
A E
Cold cup of coffee is on the windowpane
D A
Where it's been since you left yesterday
E E6
Next thing I knew I was under you
D A Asus4
With your worn out shoes next to my boots
[Chorus]
A E D A
Maybe we no longer know who we're supposed to be
E E7
Feelings aren't cheap around here
D A Asus4
Somehow everyone finds 'em for free
[Interlude]
A Asus4 A Asus4 A Asus4 A Asus4
[Verse]
A E
Trains loaded with slow as much as coal
D A
Haul the mile home while you two spoke
E E6
And I dunno who you are anymore
D E6 E7
What ya'll want, what you're lookin' for
[Chorus]
A E D A
Maybe we no longer know who we're supposed to be
E E7
Feelings aren't cheap around here
D A Asus4
Somehow everyone finds 'em for free
[Outro]
A E D A
E E7 D E A
A E D A
Maybe we no longer know who we're supposed to be
E E7
Feelings aren't cheap around here
D A Asus4
Somehow everyone finds 'em for free
[Outro]
A Asus4 A Asus4
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