Biography:
Ryland Blackinton had written a few songs which were heavily rooted in bossa nova and folk music. Alex Suarez quickly learned the songs and brought a cohesive poppy edge to them. The culmination of the two styles produced a folky-pop sound that both were pleased with. This was the basis of their first single, “London Bridges,” which was released by indie label Twentyseven Records in 2006. Their debut full-length was released April 1, 2008.
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
F
Out in the country where the air is fine,
Dm
We spent our last five dollars on a bottle of wine
Bb
We listened to some records on the patio
C
We had the muic loud, the lights turned low
F
Oh, we've been working, we've been paying our dues
Dm
We've got dirt on our hands, and holes in our shoes
Bb C
You know I wouldn't want it any other way
Bb C Dm
Don't let the tiniest of troubles bring you down, my friend
Bb C Dm
Don't let the slightest complications drive you mad
Bb C Dm A
Although we haven't got much money, we must admit it's pretty funny
Bb C F
How they think we are the richest kids in town
F
Don't get so crazy, it was only a joke
Dm
Put your shoes back on and we'll go have a smoke
Bb
We'll talk about the funny things we did this year,
C
Tell each other what we want to hear
F
You're a pretty one; you're really a gem,
Dm
So don't get bent out of shape by them
Bb C
They never mean to hurt you but they always do, its true
Bb C Dm
Don't let the tiniest of troubles bring you down, my friend
Bb C Dm
Don't let the slightest complications drive you mad
Bb C Dm A
Although we haven't got much money, we must admit it's pretty funny
Bb C F
How they think we are the richest kids in town
Out in the country where the air is fine,
Dm
We spent our last five dollars on a bottle of wine
Bb
We listened to some records on the patio
C
We had the muic loud, the lights turned low
F
Oh, we've been working, we've been paying our dues
Dm
We've got dirt on our hands, and holes in our shoes
Bb C
You know I wouldn't want it any other way
Bb C Dm
Don't let the tiniest of troubles bring you down, my friend
Bb C Dm
Don't let the slightest complications drive you mad
Bb C Dm A
Although we haven't got much money, we must admit it's pretty funny
Bb C F
How they think we are the richest kids in town
F
Don't get so crazy, it was only a joke
Dm
Put your shoes back on and we'll go have a smoke
Bb
We'll talk about the funny things we did this year,
C
Tell each other what we want to hear
F
You're a pretty one; you're really a gem,
Dm
So don't get bent out of shape by them
Bb C
They never mean to hurt you but they always do, its true
Bb C Dm
Don't let the tiniest of troubles bring you down, my friend
Bb C Dm
Don't let the slightest complications drive you mad
Bb C Dm A
Although we haven't got much money, we must admit it's pretty funny
Bb C F
How they think we are the richest kids in town
This World Fair
Thisell
Thjim
thlarau le biata (...)
Thola Claudio
Thomas Becket
Thomas Bergersen
Thomas Beth Mill (...)
Thomas Bocchimpa (...)
Thomas Borchert