Biography:
TCTC were an eclectic alternative rock band with various post-rock, electronic and heavy prog elements in their sound, that, taken as a whole, ranged from dark, brooding space rock and lysergic ballads to skewed cyberpunk with the intensity of post-hardcore. They were named after an obscure UK parliamentary amendment to the 1870 Elementary Education Bill, allowing parents to withdraw their children from religious education and preventing indoctrination in state schools.
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'Blind Pilots' by The Cooper Temple Clause
written by The Cooper Temple Clause, I think.
lyrics and chords sheet by colintron - www.papertruth.co.uk
D F#m
I hope you never change. I hope you never go.
D F#m
I hope you'll always keep our little secret, though.
G D
But how'd we get here? -At this height?
F#m G
And what's this talk of dead weight?
D F#m
I know we always drink, but we don't always fight.
D F#m
The landing lights are on, but we're just out of sight
G D
'cos this thing's mobile; There's still wheels.
F#m G
And I'm not done yet, so hang on.
D F#m
You came along to change the grade; To raise the bar I'd made of late.
D F#m
You came along to raise the stakes; To tend to me and my mistakes.
G D
I can't pretend that I could be the man you said you saw in me,
F#m G
But hang around and I'll try and land this thing.
D Bm
No-one came; No-one saw.
D Bm
No-one came; No-one saw.
A G/B
Someone pass the manual.
D F#m
And soon I'll go away. I'll see you at the door.
D F#m
So go put David on; Read about the war.
G D
We're just blind pilots in strange planes.
F#m G
Back seat drivers in dead cars.
[You came along...]
D F#m
Yeah, I made a list of all the things that I could change: How I could win.
D F#m
I can't and I refuse to say the wheels have slowly come away.
G D
I pray to God my soul to keep 'cos I could never stand the heat.
F#m G
But hang around and I'll try and land this thing.
[No-one came...]
D
written by The Cooper Temple Clause, I think.
lyrics and chords sheet by colintron - www.papertruth.co.uk
D F#m
I hope you never change. I hope you never go.
D F#m
I hope you'll always keep our little secret, though.
G D
But how'd we get here? -At this height?
F#m G
And what's this talk of dead weight?
D F#m
I know we always drink, but we don't always fight.
D F#m
The landing lights are on, but we're just out of sight
G D
'cos this thing's mobile; There's still wheels.
F#m G
And I'm not done yet, so hang on.
D F#m
You came along to change the grade; To raise the bar I'd made of late.
D F#m
You came along to raise the stakes; To tend to me and my mistakes.
G D
I can't pretend that I could be the man you said you saw in me,
F#m G
But hang around and I'll try and land this thing.
D Bm
No-one came; No-one saw.
D Bm
No-one came; No-one saw.
A G/B
Someone pass the manual.
D F#m
And soon I'll go away. I'll see you at the door.
D F#m
So go put David on; Read about the war.
G D
We're just blind pilots in strange planes.
F#m G
Back seat drivers in dead cars.
[You came along...]
D F#m
Yeah, I made a list of all the things that I could change: How I could win.
D F#m
I can't and I refuse to say the wheels have slowly come away.
G D
I pray to God my soul to keep 'cos I could never stand the heat.
F#m G
But hang around and I'll try and land this thing.
[No-one came...]
D
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