Biography:
The Menzingers originally formed after the dissolution of Bob And The Sagets, a band local to the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area of Pennsylvania. With the addition of Greg Barnett the band recorded a demo/self-released album "A Lesson In The Abuse Of Information Technology" in 2006.
Shortly thereafter they were signed by Go-Kart Records and re-recorded the songs from "A Lesson" and re-released their album with the addition of some new tracks.
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Other songs:
- After The Party
- Ava House
- Bad Catholics
- Black Mass
- Boy Blue
- Burn After Writing
- Casey
- Charlies Army
- Coal City Blues
- Even For An Eggshell
- Freedom Bridge
- Gates
- Good Things
- Home Outgrown
- House On Fire
- I Cant Seem To Tell
- I Dont Wanna Be An Asshole Anymore
- I Was Born
- Irish Goodbyes
- Kentucky Gentlemen
- Livin Aint Easy
- Lookers
- Male Call
- Mexican Guitars
- Midwestern States
- My Friend Chris
- Nice Things
- No Ticket
- Obituaries
- On The Impossible Past
- Red White And Blues
- Richard Coury
- Rodent
- Sun Hotel
- Sun Hotel Pt 2
- Sunday Morning
- Tasker
- Tellin Lies
- The Bars
- The Obituaries
- The Shakes
- They Speak Of My Drinking But Never Of My Thirst
- Thick As Thieves
- Time Tables
- To Have And To Have Not
- Toy Soldier
- Transient Love
- When You Died
- Where Your Heartache Exists
- Whos Your Partner
- Your Wild Years
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On the recording, power chords are used on all but the bridge.
It isn't too hard to play most of the lead line in the intro/outro with hammer-ons under the chords.
The tab already here has them very well explained.
Intro: C - Em - Am - F G (2x)
C Em
Once she came like a vision in the night
Am F
I fell in love before the morning arrived
Am F
She wore a blue dress to combat the heat
C G
Drank beer from the bottle and danced in the street
C
Then I heard her singing something fairly familiar
Em
A tale of two lovers in the thick of the summer
Am F
And there in the moment we kissed in the hammock
C G Am F
We argued over which Bad Religion album was better
C G Am F C G
I said "No Control" or "Suffer"
C Em
Then she became queen of the neighborhood parties
Am F
While I was an unknown boy along for the ride
Am F
Kept the guitar right by my side
C G
It was better than conversing with the kids I didn't like
C
But on the fourth of July when the fireworks rang out
Em
She met a new boy who was more hip and less strung out
Am F
I drove home with fire in the sky
C G Am F
Fiddled with the dials and stumbled across something
C G Am F C G
That you were always humming
Am C F
As time tables suggest, we were only just friends
Em G Am
In constant motions covering stilts
(Am) C F
I'll give you a dollar for another ride home
Em E
Or something to mix with your coke
C Em Am
Well maybe if you want to wander around outside tonight
(Am) F G
Meet me in Lake Ariel after midnight
C Em
Or really whenever, I only want to talk
Am G
I only want to relive what was lost
Am C F
As time tables suggest, we were only just friends
Em G Am
In constant motions covering stilts
(Am) C F
I'll give you a dollar for another ride home
Em G
Or something to mix with your...
C G Am
As time tables suggest, we were only just friends
F G C
In constant motions covering stilts
(C) G Am
I'll give you a dollar for another ride home
F G C
Or something to mix with your coke
Outro: C - Em - Am - F G (2x)
end on C
It isn't too hard to play most of the lead line in the intro/outro with hammer-ons under the chords.
The tab already here has them very well explained.
Intro: C - Em - Am - F G (2x)
C Em
Once she came like a vision in the night
Am F
I fell in love before the morning arrived
Am F
She wore a blue dress to combat the heat
C G
Drank beer from the bottle and danced in the street
C
Then I heard her singing something fairly familiar
Em
A tale of two lovers in the thick of the summer
Am F
And there in the moment we kissed in the hammock
C G Am F
We argued over which Bad Religion album was better
C G Am F C G
I said "No Control" or "Suffer"
C Em
Then she became queen of the neighborhood parties
Am F
While I was an unknown boy along for the ride
Am F
Kept the guitar right by my side
C G
It was better than conversing with the kids I didn't like
C
But on the fourth of July when the fireworks rang out
Em
She met a new boy who was more hip and less strung out
Am F
I drove home with fire in the sky
C G Am F
Fiddled with the dials and stumbled across something
C G Am F C G
That you were always humming
Am C F
As time tables suggest, we were only just friends
Em G Am
In constant motions covering stilts
(Am) C F
I'll give you a dollar for another ride home
Em E
Or something to mix with your coke
C Em Am
Well maybe if you want to wander around outside tonight
(Am) F G
Meet me in Lake Ariel after midnight
C Em
Or really whenever, I only want to talk
Am G
I only want to relive what was lost
Am C F
As time tables suggest, we were only just friends
Em G Am
In constant motions covering stilts
(Am) C F
I'll give you a dollar for another ride home
Em G
Or something to mix with your...
C G Am
As time tables suggest, we were only just friends
F G C
In constant motions covering stilts
(C) G Am
I'll give you a dollar for another ride home
F G C
Or something to mix with your coke
Outro: C - Em - Am - F G (2x)
end on C
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