Biography:
Benjamin Scott Folds (born September 12, 1966, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina) is an American singer-songwriter. He is widely known for his prowess as a pianist. Ben Folds' musical career started to get off the ground in the late '80s, as bassist for band Majosha, after playing bass and piano at Pinehurst, in a group known as the "Caroliners" with cohort Millard Powers in 1985-1987; he also played drums as a session musician in Nashville. As well as appearing in Pots & Pans - now known as the Snuzz demo
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- Kalamazoo
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- Long Way To Go
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- Not The Same
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- Practical Amanda
- Red Is Blue
- Rock This Bitch
- Rockin The Suburbs
- Rocky
- Sentimental Guy
- Side Of The Road
- Smoke
- So There
- Songs Of Love
- Still
- The Bitch Went Nuts
- The Frown Song
- The Frown Song Fake
- Them Thats Got
- Theres Always Someone Cooler Than You
- Time
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- Yes Man
- You Dont Know Me
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KALAMAZOO – Ben Folds
Transcribed by: Mike Hejka
Riff - Em - A4/E - Em
::Intro::
Em - A4/E - Em
Em - A4/E - Em
:Verse #1::
Em A4/E
Ran out of time
Em
running my mouth
Em A4/E
Ran up a tab and
Em
all the way from
A7/G
Kalamazoo
Asus4 A Bsus4 B Gadd2
On my way back home
Asus4 A Bsus4 B Gadd2
I was surely stoned,
B7 CM7
now I'm sober in my yard
G
Can believe I was there?
B
Can believe I've been anywhere else?
::Riff::
Em - A4/E - Em
Em - A4/E - Em
G
But there was a time
D/F#
I almost forgot
Em7 D
we had been drifting all
the way from
F#m7
Kalamazoo, and I said that
G
I loved you too
Bm7 G F#
All the way back home
::Riff::
Em - A4/E - Em
Em - A4/E - Em
::Verse #2::
Em A4/E
There's an old joke
Em
I just made up
Em A4/E
How many of me
Em
would it take to
A7sus4/G
screw up your life?
Asus4 A Bsus4 B Gadd2
One to settle down,
Asus4 A Bsus4 B Gadd2
one to turn you around
B7 CM7
Now I'm sober in my yard
Gmaj7
I would say you had to be there,
Gmaj7
I forget that you're
B7
still there
CM7
CM7 Gmaj7
Seems like you'd be frozen,
Gmaj7
frozen there in time
Gmaj7
Waving your goodbyes
Gmaj7 Em
Up to the sky
::Jam::
Em - A - Em - D - C
Em - D - C - Em
::Interlude::
Em - A4/E - Em
G
You place on the map
D/F#
has faded away
Em7
Used to be lost in
D
more than one way
F#m7
Kalamazoo, don't you know that
GM9
I've been there too
F#m7
and it'd put your mind more at ease
G
If you'd say these words of release
Bm7 GM9 F#
All the way back home
Transcribed by: Mike Hejka
Riff - Em - A4/E - Em
::Intro::
Em - A4/E - Em
Em - A4/E - Em
:Verse #1::
Em A4/E
Ran out of time
Em
running my mouth
Em A4/E
Ran up a tab and
Em
all the way from
A7/G
Kalamazoo
Asus4 A Bsus4 B Gadd2
On my way back home
Asus4 A Bsus4 B Gadd2
I was surely stoned,
B7 CM7
now I'm sober in my yard
G
Can believe I was there?
B
Can believe I've been anywhere else?
::Riff::
Em - A4/E - Em
Em - A4/E - Em
G
But there was a time
D/F#
I almost forgot
Em7 D
we had been drifting all
the way from
F#m7
Kalamazoo, and I said that
G
I loved you too
Bm7 G F#
All the way back home
::Riff::
Em - A4/E - Em
Em - A4/E - Em
::Verse #2::
Em A4/E
There's an old joke
Em
I just made up
Em A4/E
How many of me
Em
would it take to
A7sus4/G
screw up your life?
Asus4 A Bsus4 B Gadd2
One to settle down,
Asus4 A Bsus4 B Gadd2
one to turn you around
B7 CM7
Now I'm sober in my yard
Gmaj7
I would say you had to be there,
Gmaj7
I forget that you're
B7
still there
CM7
CM7 Gmaj7
Seems like you'd be frozen,
Gmaj7
frozen there in time
Gmaj7
Waving your goodbyes
Gmaj7 Em
Up to the sky
::Jam::
Em - A - Em - D - C
Em - D - C - Em
::Interlude::
Em - A4/E - Em
G
You place on the map
D/F#
has faded away
Em7
Used to be lost in
D
more than one way
F#m7
Kalamazoo, don't you know that
GM9
I've been there too
F#m7
and it'd put your mind more at ease
G
If you'd say these words of release
Bm7 GM9 F#
All the way back home
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