Biography:
Marah is an American rock band formed by singer/songwriter/guitarist Dave Bielanko from Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, bass guitarist Danny Metz and drummer Ronnie Vance in 1993. Singer/songwriter/guitarist and harmonica player Serge Bielanko, Dave's older brother, joined the band in 1995. The group featured Mummers Parade influenced banjos combined with standard rock music instruments to create a highly eclectic Roots Rock sound.
The quartet recorded two albums together: Let's Cut the Crap & Hook Up Later On Tonight
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Chords:
A – 577655
Absus4? – 046664
D – 057775
Bm – 224432
C#m – 446654
E - 079997
A Absus4 D
I've been known to buy an afternoon banana
A
in a truckstop
A Absus4
I toss the peel in the trash and make my
D A
way across the parking lot
A Absus4
You call me up sometimes
D A
You kick in with the subtle of potassium
A Bm
I want to see you tonight
D A
But I'm just too far from home
Verse:
I've been known to buy keychains with your name in the morning in a gift shop
I buy the ones with the state's license plates and it gives me a lift up
You cross my mind so much
I hear your voice in the pumping of gas
I want to be with you tonight
But I'm just too far from home
Chorus:
Bm C#m
I've been baptized by the wind
D A
As the sun set over Gila Bend
Bm
And I've stood alone in the parking lot of
E
possibilities
Bm C#m
I've been angry and sad
D A
I’ve spent way too much time feeling stupid and mad
Bm E
Tonight I just want to come back to our
D
apartment in the city
Interlude:
A Absus4 D A x2
Verse:
I've been known to drunk dial you from a motel bathroom with the shower on
I let the steam set the scene of a dream as my cell begins to power on
You say you miss me so much
You say my voice turns you on through the phone
You're on my side of the bed
But you're out there all alone.
Chorus:
I've been baptized by the wind
As the sun set over Gila Bend
And I've stood alone in the parking lot of possibilities
I've been angry and sad
I’ve spent way too much time feelin stupid and mad
Tonight I just want to come back to our apartment in the city
Outro –
A Absus4 D A x4
Here I come, here I come (sing at beginning of third run-through)
A – 577655
Absus4? – 046664
D – 057775
Bm – 224432
C#m – 446654
E - 079997
A Absus4 D
I've been known to buy an afternoon banana
A
in a truckstop
A Absus4
I toss the peel in the trash and make my
D A
way across the parking lot
A Absus4
You call me up sometimes
D A
You kick in with the subtle of potassium
A Bm
I want to see you tonight
D A
But I'm just too far from home
Verse:
I've been known to buy keychains with your name in the morning in a gift shop
I buy the ones with the state's license plates and it gives me a lift up
You cross my mind so much
I hear your voice in the pumping of gas
I want to be with you tonight
But I'm just too far from home
Chorus:
Bm C#m
I've been baptized by the wind
D A
As the sun set over Gila Bend
Bm
And I've stood alone in the parking lot of
E
possibilities
Bm C#m
I've been angry and sad
D A
I’ve spent way too much time feeling stupid and mad
Bm E
Tonight I just want to come back to our
D
apartment in the city
Interlude:
A Absus4 D A x2
Verse:
I've been known to drunk dial you from a motel bathroom with the shower on
I let the steam set the scene of a dream as my cell begins to power on
You say you miss me so much
You say my voice turns you on through the phone
You're on my side of the bed
But you're out there all alone.
Chorus:
I've been baptized by the wind
As the sun set over Gila Bend
And I've stood alone in the parking lot of possibilities
I've been angry and sad
I’ve spent way too much time feelin stupid and mad
Tonight I just want to come back to our apartment in the city
Outro –
A Absus4 D A x4
Here I come, here I come (sing at beginning of third run-through)
Marbelle
Marbles
Marc
Marc Almond
Marc Almond & Ge (...)
Marc Martel
Marc Nelson
Marc Ogeret
Marc Parrot
Marc Ribot