Biography:
Formed in Portland ME, in the early 90's, the Rustic Overtones gained popularity with funky horn-infused jams and a rock solid, rock-ready style. In their 9 years together, the band gained a passionate following with their high energy live set, tirelessly touring college campuses and local clubs up and down the east coast, sometimes playing close to 200 shows a year. Their last show, a career spanning two and a half hour set, closed out the Overtone era at the State Theater in Portland on May 11, 2002.
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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!
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Intro:
C Am Em F Dm G X2
C Am Em
The Distance that distance can make
F Dm G
those voices keep talking away
C Am Em
I confess about this I'm not the same
F Dm G
But these edges don't seem quite as frayed
Dm F
That night I cried next to you
C Em
I didn't mean to make you worry
Dm F
What my disturbing conscience can do
C Em
>From you, I withdrew, and I'm sorry
Dm Fm
I'll live with with this, but slowly
C Am Em F Dm G X2
C Am Em
I swear that I knew you well
F Dm G
There were nights that I cried like hell
C Am Em
I never said a word but you could pobably tell
F Dm G
That words you left out were the ones that I felt
Dm F
That night I cried next to you
C Em
I didn't mean to make you worry
Dm F
What my disturbing conscience can do
C Em
>From you, I withdrew, and I'm sorry
Dm F Fm
I'll live with with this, but slowly
Chorus: Chord changes on 1 and 4
Bm A D G
Slowly
Bm A D
You have my favorite face
G Bm
And my favorite smile
A D
There is my favorite place
G Bm
These are my favorite times
Continue chords over sax solo
Intro:
C Am Em F Dm G X2
C Am Em
The Distance that distance can make
F Dm G
those voices keep talking away
C Am Em
I confess about this I'm not the same
F Dm G
But these edges don't seem quite as frayed
Dm F
That night I cried next to you
C Em
I didn't mean to make you worry
Dm F
What my disturbing conscience can do
C Em
>From you, I withdrew, and I'm sorry
Dm Fm
I'll live with with this, but slowly
C Am Em F Dm G X2
C Am Em
I swear that I knew you well
F Dm G
There were nights that I cried like hell
C Am Em
I never said a word but you could pobably tell
F Dm G
That words you left out were the ones that I felt
Dm F
That night I cried next to you
C Em
I didn't mean to make you worry
Dm F
What my disturbing conscience can do
C Em
>From you, I withdrew, and I'm sorry
Dm F Fm
I'll live with with this, but slowly
Chorus: Chord changes on 1 and 4
Bm A D G
Slowly
Bm A D
You have my favorite face
G Bm
And my favorite smile
A D
There is my favorite place
G Bm
These are my favorite times
Continue chords over sax solo
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