Biography:
Regina Spektor (born Regina Ilyinichna Spektor on 18 February 1980 in Moscow) is a Russian-born American singer, songwriter, and pianist. Her music is associated with the anti-folk scene centered on New York City's East Village.
Spektor studied classical piano from the age of six, practising on a Petrof piano given to her mother by her grandfather. She was also exposed to the music of rock and roll bands such as The Beatles, Queen, and The Moody Blues by her father
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Other songs:
- Better
- Bleeding Heart
- Blue Lips
- Don't Leave Me (ne Me Quitte Pas)
- Eet
- Fidelity
- Field Below
- Firewood
- Folding Chair
- Genius Next Door
- Ghost Of Corporate Future
- Hero
- Hotel Song
- How
- Jessica
- Lady
- Laughing With
- Machine
- Man Of A Thousand Faces
- My Man (boardwalk Empire)
- No Surprises
- On The Radio
- One More Time With Feeling
- Open
- Patron Saint
- Raindrops
- Samson
- Somedays
- Summer In The City
- The Calculation
- The Call
- The Party
- Two Birds
- Us
- You've Got Time
- United states
- All The Rowboats
- Call Them Brothers
- 2 99 Cent Blues
- Another Town
- Apres Moi
- Aquarius
- Back Of A Truck
- Ballad Of A Politician
- Baobabs
- Bartender
- Be Like A Cloud
- Black And White
- Bobbing For Apples
- Braille
- Buildings
- Carbon Monoxide
- Chemo Limo
- Consequence Of Sounds
- Dance Anthem Of The 80S
- Dont Leave Me Ne Me Quitte Pas
- Edit
- Flowers
- Grand Hotel
- Human Of The Year
- I Cut Off My Hair
- Just Like The Movies
- Lacrimosa
- Lounge
- Love Affair
- Love Youre A Whore
- Lullaby
- Mermaid
- Musicbox
- My Dear Acquaintance
- My Man
- New Year
- Obsolete
- Ode To Divorce
- Oedipus
- Ohmerica
- Old Jacket Stariy Pedjak
- Older And Taller
- Poor Little Rich Boy
- Prisoners
- Reading Time With Pickle
- Real Love
- Riot Gear
- Sailor Song
- Samon
- Sellers Of Flowers
- Small Bills
- Small Town Moon
- Stay Unreleased
- That Time
- The Light
- The Noise
- The One Who Stayed And The One Who Left
- The Prayer Of Franois Villon Molitva
- The Sword And The Pen
- The Trapper And The Furrier
- The Visit
- The Wallet
- Time Is All Around
- Tornadoland
- Uh
- You
- Youve Got Time
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Intro: C G Am F
C
This is how it works
G
It feels a little worse
Am
Than when we drove our hearse
F
Right Through that screaming crowd
C
While laughing up a storm
G
Until we were just bone
Am
Until it got so warm
F
That none of us could sleep
C
And all the styrofoam
G
Began to melt away
Am
We tried to find some worms
F
To aid in the decay
C
But all of them were home
G
Inside their catacomb
Am
a million ancient bees
F
Began to sting our knees
C
While we were on our knees
G
Praying that disease
Am
Would leave the ones we love
F
And never come again
C
And on the radio
G
We heard November Rain
Am
That Solo's real long
F
But it's a pretty song
C
We listened to it twice
G Am F
Cause the DJ was asleep
C
This is how it works
G
Your young until you're not
Am
You love until you don't
F
You try until you can't
C
You laugh until you cry
G
You cry until you laugh
Am
And everyone must breathe
F
Until their dying breath
C
No, this is how it works
G
You peer inside yourself
Am
You take the things you like
F
And try to love the things you took
C
Then you take that love you made
G
And stick it into some
Am
Someone else's heart
F
Pumping someone else's blood
C
And walking arm in arm
G
You hope it don't get harmed
Am
But even if it does
F
You'll just do it all again
C
And on the radio
G
You'll hear November Rain
Am
That Solo's awful long
F
But it's a good Refrain
C
You'll listen to it twice
G
Cause the DJ is asleep
Am
On the radio
F
On the radio
C
On the radio -Uh-oh-
G
On the radio -Uh-oh-
A
On the radio
F
On the radio
Outro: C G Am F
C
This is how it works
G
It feels a little worse
Am
Than when we drove our hearse
F
Right Through that screaming crowd
C
While laughing up a storm
G
Until we were just bone
Am
Until it got so warm
F
That none of us could sleep
C
And all the styrofoam
G
Began to melt away
Am
We tried to find some worms
F
To aid in the decay
C
But all of them were home
G
Inside their catacomb
Am
a million ancient bees
F
Began to sting our knees
C
While we were on our knees
G
Praying that disease
Am
Would leave the ones we love
F
And never come again
C
And on the radio
G
We heard November Rain
Am
That Solo's real long
F
But it's a pretty song
C
We listened to it twice
G Am F
Cause the DJ was asleep
C
This is how it works
G
Your young until you're not
Am
You love until you don't
F
You try until you can't
C
You laugh until you cry
G
You cry until you laugh
Am
And everyone must breathe
F
Until their dying breath
C
No, this is how it works
G
You peer inside yourself
Am
You take the things you like
F
And try to love the things you took
C
Then you take that love you made
G
And stick it into some
Am
Someone else's heart
F
Pumping someone else's blood
C
And walking arm in arm
G
You hope it don't get harmed
Am
But even if it does
F
You'll just do it all again
C
And on the radio
G
You'll hear November Rain
Am
That Solo's awful long
F
But it's a good Refrain
C
You'll listen to it twice
G
Cause the DJ is asleep
Am
On the radio
F
On the radio
C
On the radio -Uh-oh-
G
On the radio -Uh-oh-
A
On the radio
F
On the radio
Outro: C G Am F
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