Biography:
Bad Books, simply put, is Kevin Devine and Manchester Orchestra.
A true accident if there ever was one; Bad Books was never an intended nor calculated side project of Kevin Devine and Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull. Though the two musicians have collaborated and performed together on tour and within the Favorite Gentlemen community of artists for years now, the genesis of Bad Books came from a simple idea to fill space and time off the road by collaborating on a small batch of songs together at the top of the year.
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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!
Intro -x2-: B Ebm E Gb
B Ebm
You started a fire
E Gb
That was never supposed to burn out
B Ebm
You started a band
E Gb
That was cool for a while, but it turned pretty bland
B Ebm
I started a fight
E Gb
With a neighbor next door and his pesky wife
B Ebm
You started a job
E Gb
That you hate when you’re sober, and hate even more when you’re not.
E Gb B Gb Abm Gb E
And I know, you hate me too;
E Gb B
You always say you do.
B Ebm
You moved to Japan
E Gb
Thought a clean bill of health and a camera could show you the plan
B Ebm
I bought a bird
E Gb
That repeats what I say, but, “I’m lonely” is all that he’s heard.
B Ebm
You found a guy
E Gb
That is clearly the opposite of me, with a black motorbike
B Ebm
I dicked around
E Gb
But it’s just like a movie whose picture is off with the sound.
E Gb B Gb Abm Gb E
And I know, you hate me too;
E Gb B
You always say you do.
B Ebm
You started to write
E Gb
It was subtle at first, but the danger was clearly inside
B Ebm
I don’t reply
E Gb
Due to lack of an ego, and laziness, it cuts like a knife
B Ebm
You say that you’re good
E Gb
Had a baby with biker, and named him “Forest Whitaker”
B Ebm
I’m laying low
E Gb
On the probable chance you convince me to give him a home
E Gb B Gb Abm Gb E
And I know, you hate me too;
E Gb B
You always say you do.
B Gb B Gb Abm Gb E
And I know, you hate me too;
E Gb B
You always say you do.
B Ebm
You started a fire
E Gb
That was never supposed to burn out
B Ebm
You started a band
E Gb
That was cool for a while, but it turned pretty bland
B Ebm
I started a fight
E Gb
With a neighbor next door and his pesky wife
B Ebm
You started a job
E Gb
That you hate when you’re sober, and hate even more when you’re not.
E Gb B Gb Abm Gb E
And I know, you hate me too;
E Gb B
You always say you do.
B Ebm
You moved to Japan
E Gb
Thought a clean bill of health and a camera could show you the plan
B Ebm
I bought a bird
E Gb
That repeats what I say, but, “I’m lonely” is all that he’s heard.
B Ebm
You found a guy
E Gb
That is clearly the opposite of me, with a black motorbike
B Ebm
I dicked around
E Gb
But it’s just like a movie whose picture is off with the sound.
E Gb B Gb Abm Gb E
And I know, you hate me too;
E Gb B
You always say you do.
B Ebm
You started to write
E Gb
It was subtle at first, but the danger was clearly inside
B Ebm
I don’t reply
E Gb
Due to lack of an ego, and laziness, it cuts like a knife
B Ebm
You say that you’re good
E Gb
Had a baby with biker, and named him “Forest Whitaker”
B Ebm
I’m laying low
E Gb
On the probable chance you convince me to give him a home
E Gb B Gb Abm Gb E
And I know, you hate me too;
E Gb B
You always say you do.
B Gb B Gb Abm Gb E
And I know, you hate me too;
E Gb B
You always say you do.
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