Biography:
Lifehouse is a post-grunge band pioneered by lead singer and songwriter Jason Wade. In the last 20 years, Lifehouse has released seven albums, debuting with the multi-platinum album No Name Face in the year 2000. The group includes Jason Wade (lead vocals, guitar), Rick Woolstenhulme Jr. (drums, percussion) and Bryce Soderberg (vocals, bass guitar). They have sold upwards of fifteen million singles and albums worldwide to date.
The band holds its roots in California
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Other songs:
- Between The Raindrops
- Breathing
- Broken
- Easier To Be
- Everything
- Falling In
- First Time
- From Where You Are
- Learn You Inside Out
- The Sky Is Falling (acoustic)
- Whatever It Takes
- Who We Are
- You And Me
- You Belong To Me
- All In All
- Halfway Gone
- Hanging By A Moment
- Only One
- Somewhere In Between
- Take Me Away
- The Beginning
- Aftermath
- Alien
- All In
- All That Im Asking For
- Always Somewhere Close
- Am I Ever Going To Find Out
- Am I Ever Gonna Find Out
- Angeline
- Barricade
- Beginning
- Better Luck Next Time
- Blind
- Blind Accoustic
- Bridges
- Butterfly
- By Your Side
- Central Park
- Come Back Down
- Crash And Burn
- Dance
- Days Go By
- Disarray
- Dont Wake Me When Its Over
- Eighties
- Empty Space
- End Has Only Begun
- Everybody Is Someone
- Everythin Acousitc
- Eveybody Is Someone
- Exhale
- Fairy Tales And Castles
- Falling Into Grace
- Firing Squad
- Flight
- Good Enough
- Guhit
- H2O
- Had Enough
- Hindsight
- Hourglass
- How Long
- Hurricane
- Hurt This Way
- I Want You To Know
- In Your Skin
- Into The Sun
- It Is What It Is
- Joke
- Just Another Name
- Lady Day
- Love Of A Lifetime
- Make Me Over
- Me And You
- Mesmerized
- My Precious
- Near Life Experience
- Nobody Listen
- One For The Pain
- Only Youre The One
- Open Arms
- Quasimodo
- Right Back Home
- Runaways
- Running Away
- Sick Cycle Carousel
- Signs Of Life
- Simon
- Sky Is Falling
- Slow Motion
- Smoke And Mirrors
- Somewhere Only We Know
- Spin
- Stand
- Stanley Climbfall
- Stardust
- Storm
- The Joke
- Trying
- Undone
- Unknown
- Walking Away
- Well Never Know
- What Happens Next
- Wish
- Wrecking Ball
- Yesterdays Son
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To play it like the record, plug in your reverb/chorus pedal and play around with arpeggiating your chords e.g.
G x4 D x4 C x4 Em x4
Eb ----3------------------------2------------------0---------------------------------
Bb ----------3----------------------------------------------------------0------------
Gb -------0-----0------------3-----3-----------0-------0-----------------------------
Db ----------------------0-------------------------------------------2-----2---------
Ab ----------------------------------------3-----------------------------------------
Eb ----3---------------------------------------------------------0-------------------
The bass notes are always the same but sometimes Jason plucks the high E string, sometimes the B string.
After the intro there are little twiddles like D-D-Dsus4-D so you'd go 0-3-2-3 0-3-2-3 0-3-3-3 0-3-2-3
Regardless of whatever you feel like doing, it'll sound good. It's a fun song to play, play it how you like!
G D C Em
G
I look for my keys somewhere buried in the grass
D
She's riding her tail lights over the broken glass
C Em
On a highway from nowhere, hell-bent on going back
G
Where did she come from, where do I go?
D
Each time that I fall, you know it's just another show
C Em
Well, the credits keep on rolling and I'm the last to know
G D
And it's a long, cold road tonight
C Em
And I'm wandering, without a fight
G
So tell me why you want to hurt this way
C
Why you want to hurt this way
G C
Why you want to hurt this way
G
Shine it all, don't be ashamed
C
Nothing ever stays the same
G C
Why you want to hurt this way
Em
G
Open the screen door, the transistor plays
D
An old Springsteen song, from my father's glory days
C Em
Mum's in the kitchen, tryin'a hide her swollen face
G
The old man's tying one on tight, he looks the other way
D
I hold in every word, there's just too much to say
C Em
I've got to rise above this madness, before I go insane
G
So tell me why you want to hurt this way
C
Why you want to hurt this way
G C
Why you want to hurt this way
G
Shine it all, don't be ashamed
C
Nothing ever stays the same
G C
Why you want to hurt this way
Em G Em
G
So tell me why you want to hurt this way
C
Why you want to hurt this way
G C
Why you want to hurt this way (Yeah...)
G
Shine it all, don't be ashamed
C
Nothing ever stays the same
G C
Why you want to hurt this way
Em
G x4 D x4 C x4 Em x4
Eb ----3------------------------2------------------0---------------------------------
Bb ----------3----------------------------------------------------------0------------
Gb -------0-----0------------3-----3-----------0-------0-----------------------------
Db ----------------------0-------------------------------------------2-----2---------
Ab ----------------------------------------3-----------------------------------------
Eb ----3---------------------------------------------------------0-------------------
The bass notes are always the same but sometimes Jason plucks the high E string, sometimes the B string.
After the intro there are little twiddles like D-D-Dsus4-D so you'd go 0-3-2-3 0-3-2-3 0-3-3-3 0-3-2-3
Regardless of whatever you feel like doing, it'll sound good. It's a fun song to play, play it how you like!
G D C Em
G
I look for my keys somewhere buried in the grass
D
She's riding her tail lights over the broken glass
C Em
On a highway from nowhere, hell-bent on going back
G
Where did she come from, where do I go?
D
Each time that I fall, you know it's just another show
C Em
Well, the credits keep on rolling and I'm the last to know
G D
And it's a long, cold road tonight
C Em
And I'm wandering, without a fight
G
So tell me why you want to hurt this way
C
Why you want to hurt this way
G C
Why you want to hurt this way
G
Shine it all, don't be ashamed
C
Nothing ever stays the same
G C
Why you want to hurt this way
Em
G
Open the screen door, the transistor plays
D
An old Springsteen song, from my father's glory days
C Em
Mum's in the kitchen, tryin'a hide her swollen face
G
The old man's tying one on tight, he looks the other way
D
I hold in every word, there's just too much to say
C Em
I've got to rise above this madness, before I go insane
G
So tell me why you want to hurt this way
C
Why you want to hurt this way
G C
Why you want to hurt this way
G
Shine it all, don't be ashamed
C
Nothing ever stays the same
G C
Why you want to hurt this way
Em G Em
G
So tell me why you want to hurt this way
C
Why you want to hurt this way
G C
Why you want to hurt this way (Yeah...)
G
Shine it all, don't be ashamed
C
Nothing ever stays the same
G C
Why you want to hurt this way
Em
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