Biography:
Tilt is a name used by more then one artist:
1. Formed in the early-1990s, Tilt was a Berkeley, CA-based punk rock band known for their melodic songs featuring social commentary, dark humor and intelligent lyrics. Fronted by husband-and wife team, vocalist/songwriter Cinder Block and guitarist Jeffery Bischoff with ex-Crimpshrine bassist Pete Rypins and drummer Vince Camacho, Tilt first released a successful demo that charted at local college station KALX for a month before recording their first 7" self-titled EP in January 1992.
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TILT - BERKLEY PIER
album version - TIL IT KILLS
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Tuned a half step down to
Eb-Ab-Db-Gb-Bb-Eb
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[INTRO]
A G# G F# F E
[VERSE ONE]
A
I guess sometimes I'm lucky
C# F#
When I go for whole days at a time
D
Without thinking about you
E E A
And ask myself why, but then I find I'm traveling
C# F#
Traveling down to that same old piece of road
D E
And wind up down by the water
[CHORUS]
F# D E
Whatever happened to our walls on the pier?
C# D
I cry myself alone
E
All the way down to the end
F#
I drink my bottle dry
E
And heave it across the bay to the city
C# D E
Smashin' outside your door
[VERSE TWO]
A
Oh now there goes the Romeo
C# F#
Hand in hand with his punk rock Juliet
D
They remind me of two people
E
That I'm trying my best to forget
A
I can hear their sweet nothings on the wind
C# F#
As I hurry to get by
D
Diverting my gaze
E
To the Oakland Bay Bridge
[CHORUS]
F# D E
Whatever happened to our walls on the pier?
C# D
I cry myself alone
E
All the way down to the end
F#
I drink my bottle dry
E
And heave it across the bay to the city
C# D E7
Smashin' outside your door
[BRIDGE]
D A
Could that be you honey, way over on that other side?
G G# A D# D
Flashin' a signal to me, down by Pier 39
A
'Cause if I only knew, I'd jump in that water
F# G E
And swim right across, drowning in my relief
[VERSE THREE]
A
Maybe I should be warning them
C# F#
Should I say, don't do something that you'll regret
D E
Now you have no recollection of heartbreak you don't have yet
A
I could give them an earful
C F#
But I know they must find out on their own
D E
And the thought of that is chilling me to the bone
[CHORUS]
F# D E
Whatever happened to our walls on the pier?
C# D
I cry myself alone
E
All the way down to the end
F#
I drink my bottle dry
E
And heave it across the bay to the city
C# D E A D A
Smashin' outside your dooooooooor
album version - TIL IT KILLS
____________________________________
____________________________________
Tuned a half step down to
Eb-Ab-Db-Gb-Bb-Eb
____________________________________
____________________________________
[INTRO]
A G# G F# F E
[VERSE ONE]
A
I guess sometimes I'm lucky
C# F#
When I go for whole days at a time
D
Without thinking about you
E E A
And ask myself why, but then I find I'm traveling
C# F#
Traveling down to that same old piece of road
D E
And wind up down by the water
[CHORUS]
F# D E
Whatever happened to our walls on the pier?
C# D
I cry myself alone
E
All the way down to the end
F#
I drink my bottle dry
E
And heave it across the bay to the city
C# D E
Smashin' outside your door
[VERSE TWO]
A
Oh now there goes the Romeo
C# F#
Hand in hand with his punk rock Juliet
D
They remind me of two people
E
That I'm trying my best to forget
A
I can hear their sweet nothings on the wind
C# F#
As I hurry to get by
D
Diverting my gaze
E
To the Oakland Bay Bridge
[CHORUS]
F# D E
Whatever happened to our walls on the pier?
C# D
I cry myself alone
E
All the way down to the end
F#
I drink my bottle dry
E
And heave it across the bay to the city
C# D E7
Smashin' outside your door
[BRIDGE]
D A
Could that be you honey, way over on that other side?
G G# A D# D
Flashin' a signal to me, down by Pier 39
A
'Cause if I only knew, I'd jump in that water
F# G E
And swim right across, drowning in my relief
[VERSE THREE]
A
Maybe I should be warning them
C# F#
Should I say, don't do something that you'll regret
D E
Now you have no recollection of heartbreak you don't have yet
A
I could give them an earful
C F#
But I know they must find out on their own
D E
And the thought of that is chilling me to the bone
[CHORUS]
F# D E
Whatever happened to our walls on the pier?
C# D
I cry myself alone
E
All the way down to the end
F#
I drink my bottle dry
E
And heave it across the bay to the city
C# D E A D A
Smashin' outside your dooooooooor
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