Biography:
The Lemonheads are an American alternative rock band, originally from Boston, Massachusetts, but now based in New York City. The primary (and only consistent) member is Evan Dando.
The band formed in 1986 as an underground punk rock act. Their popularity grew during the following decade with the 1992 album It's A Shame About Ray, which was produced, engineered, and mixed by The Robb Brothers (Bruce Robb, Dee, and Joe), followed by a cover of Simon and Garfunkel's "Mrs.
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Other songs:
- 3
- 7 Powers
- A Circle Of One
- Alisons Starting To Happen
- Allisons Starting To Happen
- Amazing Grace
- Anyway
- Baltimore
- Become The Enemy
- Being Around
- Belt
- Big Gay Heart
- Bit Part
- Brass Buttons
- Buried Alive
- Cazzo Di Ferro
- Ceiling Fan In My Spoon
- Come Back D A
- Come On Feel
- Confetti
- Dawn Cant Decide
- Die Right Now
- Different Drum
- Divan
- Dont Tell Yourself
- Dont Wanna
- Down About It
- Drug Buddy
- Ever
- Favorite T
- Fed Up
- Frank Mills
- Frying Pan
- Fucked Up
- Glad I Dont Know
- Gotta Stop
- Great Big No
- Half The Time
- Hannah And Gabi
- Hate Your Friends
- Hes On The Beach
- Hot Coals
- How Much Ive Lied
- I Just Cant Take It Anymore
- I Like To
- I Wish I Was Him
- If I Could Talk Id Tell You
- Ill Do It Anyway
- In Passing
- Into Your Arms
- It About Time
- Its A Shame About Ray
- Its About Time
- Its All True
- Kitchen
- Knoxville Girl
- Learning The Game
- Left For Dead
- Lenny
- Little Black Egg
- Luka
- Mad
- Make All Our Dreams Come True
- Mallo Cup
- Mrs Robinson
- My Drug Buddy
- My Hero Zero
- Nothing True
- Out
- Paid To Smile
- Purple Parallelogram
- Rabbit
- Rat Velvet
- Rest Assured
- Ride With Me
- Ride With Spanish Dances
- Rockin Stroll
- Rudderless
- Sad Girl
- Second Chance
- Shaky Ground
- Skulls
- Smudge
- Sneakyville
- Stove
- Style
- The Great Big No
- The Outdoor Type
- The Turnpike Down
- Uhhh
- When I Stop Dreaming
- Year Of The Cat
- You Can Take It With You
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Knoxville Girl
Lemonheads - Car Button Cloth (1996)
Tabbed - Jucko
Timing - 3/4
Intro D
D
I met a little girl in Knoxville
G D
A town we all know well
D
And every Sunday evening
G A
Out in her home I'd dwell
D
We went to take an evening walk
G D
About a mile from town
D
I picked a stick up off the ground
G A D
And beat that fair girl down
D
She fell down on her bended knee
G D
For mercy she did cry
D
"Oh Willy dear, don't kill me here,
G A
I'm unprepared to die."
D
She never spoke another word,
G D
I only beat her more.
D
Until the ground around us,
G A D
With all her blood did pour.
D
I took her by her golden curls
G D
And drug her round and round,
D
Throwing her into the river
G A
That flows through Knoxville town
D
Go down, go down you Knoxville girl
G D
With dark and rolling eye
D
Go down, go down you Knoxville girl,
G A D
You can never be my bride
D
I headed back to Knoxville,
G D
Got there about midnight.
D
My mother she was worried and
G A
Woke up in a fright.
D
Saying, "dear son what have you done to
G D
Bloody your clothes so?"
D
I told my anxious mother I
G A D
Was bleeding out my nose
D
I called for me a candle to
G D
Light myself to bed
D
I called for me a hankercheif to
G A
Bind my aching head
D
Rolled and tumbled the whole night through as
G D
Troubles was for me
D
Like flames of Hell around my bed and
G A D
In my eyes could see
D
They carried me down to Knoxville and
G D
Put me in a cell
D
My friends all tried to get me out but
G A
None could go my bail
D
I'm here to waste my life away down
G D
In this dirty old jail.
D
Because I murdered that Knoxville girl,
G
The girl I loved so
D
Well...
Lemonheads - Car Button Cloth (1996)
Tabbed - Jucko
Timing - 3/4
Intro D
D
I met a little girl in Knoxville
G D
A town we all know well
D
And every Sunday evening
G A
Out in her home I'd dwell
D
We went to take an evening walk
G D
About a mile from town
D
I picked a stick up off the ground
G A D
And beat that fair girl down
D
She fell down on her bended knee
G D
For mercy she did cry
D
"Oh Willy dear, don't kill me here,
G A
I'm unprepared to die."
D
She never spoke another word,
G D
I only beat her more.
D
Until the ground around us,
G A D
With all her blood did pour.
D
I took her by her golden curls
G D
And drug her round and round,
D
Throwing her into the river
G A
That flows through Knoxville town
D
Go down, go down you Knoxville girl
G D
With dark and rolling eye
D
Go down, go down you Knoxville girl,
G A D
You can never be my bride
D
I headed back to Knoxville,
G D
Got there about midnight.
D
My mother she was worried and
G A
Woke up in a fright.
D
Saying, "dear son what have you done to
G D
Bloody your clothes so?"
D
I told my anxious mother I
G A D
Was bleeding out my nose
D
I called for me a candle to
G D
Light myself to bed
D
I called for me a hankercheif to
G A
Bind my aching head
D
Rolled and tumbled the whole night through as
G D
Troubles was for me
D
Like flames of Hell around my bed and
G A D
In my eyes could see
D
They carried me down to Knoxville and
G D
Put me in a cell
D
My friends all tried to get me out but
G A
None could go my bail
D
I'm here to waste my life away down
G D
In this dirty old jail.
D
Because I murdered that Knoxville girl,
G
The girl I loved so
D
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