Biography:
Lifter Puller, or simply LFTR PLLR was an indie rock band from Boston and the Twin Cities area between 1994 and 2000. Their music is considered rather innovative, with its angular riffs and a synth-infused sound that predated the 80's revival fads of the early 2000's. Arguably, however, the band is most known for frontman Craig Finn's elaborate lyrics, which often relied upon a well established universe of drug-addled coeds, cash-strapped nightclub proprietors
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Lifter Puller
Mission Viejo
One of my all-time favorite Lifter Puller songs off their debut album, Lifter Puller (1997). It
sounds great acoustic with the F# as a Gsus2/F#, and the A as a Gsus2/A. Listen for the chord
changes.
Intro: D - G - D - G - D
[Verse]
D G
Isn't it a waste of time,
D
Sit here playin' pantomime
A
Still blow almost every line
D G
Haven't been as high as this
D
Since the night I burned my lips
A
Must've been like '89
[Chorus]
G F# A
Comin' down too quick, my own private apocalypse.
G F# A
I'm usually pretty slick, miss, this is just some summer slippage.
[Verse 2]
Behind the karaoke bar
Sittin' in your brother's car
Shootin' stars and scrapin' scars
Threw it up back in the sky,
Her mouth it opened miles wide.
We all drove back to Delmar.
[Chorus 2]
Not sure if you exist, I reach down and I check your wrist.
Your brother's pretty pissed, he heard it from that surfer chick.
[Bridge]
E G
And it wasn't just the first time.
E G
It wasn't just the last time.
E G
It was all those times that were in between.
[Verse 3]
When it was such a joy to ride with you
I didn't mean to frighten you
Didn't say goodbye to you
Summer was such bang-up fun,
Didn't mean to hurt no one.
Just tried to enlighten you.
[Chorus 3]
When classes start I'll quit, I've got until September 6th
When classes start I'll quit this, this is just some summer slippage.
Enjoy!
Mission Viejo
One of my all-time favorite Lifter Puller songs off their debut album, Lifter Puller (1997). It
sounds great acoustic with the F# as a Gsus2/F#, and the A as a Gsus2/A. Listen for the chord
changes.
Intro: D - G - D - G - D
[Verse]
D G
Isn't it a waste of time,
D
Sit here playin' pantomime
A
Still blow almost every line
D G
Haven't been as high as this
D
Since the night I burned my lips
A
Must've been like '89
[Chorus]
G F# A
Comin' down too quick, my own private apocalypse.
G F# A
I'm usually pretty slick, miss, this is just some summer slippage.
[Verse 2]
Behind the karaoke bar
Sittin' in your brother's car
Shootin' stars and scrapin' scars
Threw it up back in the sky,
Her mouth it opened miles wide.
We all drove back to Delmar.
[Chorus 2]
Not sure if you exist, I reach down and I check your wrist.
Your brother's pretty pissed, he heard it from that surfer chick.
[Bridge]
E G
And it wasn't just the first time.
E G
It wasn't just the last time.
E G
It was all those times that were in between.
[Verse 3]
When it was such a joy to ride with you
I didn't mean to frighten you
Didn't say goodbye to you
Summer was such bang-up fun,
Didn't mean to hurt no one.
Just tried to enlighten you.
[Chorus 3]
When classes start I'll quit, I've got until September 6th
When classes start I'll quit this, this is just some summer slippage.
Enjoy!
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