Biography:
Hailing from North Carolina, The Love Language began after frontman Stuart McLamb's first band, The Capulets, broke up. Following a breakup with his girlfriend, McLamb went on a serious drinking binge and then retreated to his parents' house, where he began recording a series of emotional demos. These songs were originally intended to be heard only by McLamb's ex-girlfriend and a handful of friends, but the demos expanded into a full recording project.
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Intro: D Em7 D Em7 D Em7
D Em7
Well, you found the butterflies
D Em7
It's funny how we're alike
Bm G D A
Is your tummy full tonight like mine?
D Em7
Wine flights of cheap champagne
D Em7
And that night we stayed up late
Bm G
For the sunrise that never came
D A A7
Through the clouds and pouring rain
Gm7
Oh, tease, I bet you're sitting in a pile
Em
Of stolen LPs on your dirty floor
D Bm
Wish you were here with me
G
I'm doing better now
D
But I've still got the disease
D Em D Em D
You're an artist with a steady wrist
And I'm just a sad scientist singing
About who I kissed last night
In your shoes, I'd walk a mile
It takes one to know once in a while I do (feel blue, too)
And the worst thing about the changing weather
Is the leaves turn and you ain't no better
And you'll never be
That's the beauty of those lovely leaves
I've still got the disease
I've still got the disease
D Em D Em D (Fade out)
Intro: D Em7 D Em7 D Em7
D Em7
Well, you found the butterflies
D Em7
It's funny how we're alike
Bm G D A
Is your tummy full tonight like mine?
D Em7
Wine flights of cheap champagne
D Em7
And that night we stayed up late
Bm G
For the sunrise that never came
D A A7
Through the clouds and pouring rain
Gm7
Oh, tease, I bet you're sitting in a pile
Em
Of stolen LPs on your dirty floor
D Bm
Wish you were here with me
G
I'm doing better now
D
But I've still got the disease
D Em D Em D
You're an artist with a steady wrist
And I'm just a sad scientist singing
About who I kissed last night
In your shoes, I'd walk a mile
It takes one to know once in a while I do (feel blue, too)
And the worst thing about the changing weather
Is the leaves turn and you ain't no better
And you'll never be
That's the beauty of those lovely leaves
I've still got the disease
I've still got the disease
D Em D Em D (Fade out)
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