Biography:
The Music was a British alternative rock band, originally formed in Kippax, Leeds, England in 1999 by Stuart Coleman, Phil Jordan, Robert Harvey, and Adam Nutter.
In 2001 the song Take the Long Road and Walk It circulated as a demo, before being released by Fierce Panda. The band were quickly signed by EMI/Virgin imprint, Hut, who released their first EP You Might as Well Try to Fuck Me.
In 2002, following another EP, The People, they released their eponymous debut album.
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STRENGTH IN NUMERS…THE MUSIC
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Verse 1
Riff- A G A(listen for timing)
The emptiness that burns inside
See how they run see how they hide
All the animals come out at night!
All the animals come out at night!
F
Just a slave to the city
D
To indulge the pity
F
The opaque substitution
D G
For a real revolution
Riff
Strength in numbers
No one will come between us
Verse 2
The human use of human beings
Their emotions you fail to see
The adrenaline it burns a hole
The adrenaline it burns a hole
F
Just a slave to the city
D
To indulge the pity
F
The opaque substitution
D G
For a real revolution
Chorus
Just a slave to the city
To indulge the pity
The opaque substitution
For a real revolution
Strength in numbers
No one will come between us
check out my music www.myspace.com/brokenvision1
Verse 1
Riff- A G A(listen for timing)
The emptiness that burns inside
See how they run see how they hide
All the animals come out at night!
All the animals come out at night!
F
Just a slave to the city
D
To indulge the pity
F
The opaque substitution
D G
For a real revolution
Riff
Strength in numbers
No one will come between us
Verse 2
The human use of human beings
Their emotions you fail to see
The adrenaline it burns a hole
The adrenaline it burns a hole
F
Just a slave to the city
D
To indulge the pity
F
The opaque substitution
D G
For a real revolution
Chorus
Just a slave to the city
To indulge the pity
The opaque substitution
For a real revolution
Strength in numbers
No one will come between us
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