Biografía:
Craig Finn es un cantautor y músico estadounidense; mejor conocido como el líder de The Hold Steady. Pitchfork lo describió como "un narrador nato que eligió el rock como medio".
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Balcony - Clear Heart Full Eyes
Capo II
C Em
There was a party at that high-rise up on Harmon
Am G
It was dead except a couple people dancing
C Em Am G
While our eyes were still adjusting to the dark her appetite was expanding
F C G
The dude with the long fingernails I don't think that I trust him all that much
F
It cost ten dollars just to get inside the building
C G
It costs more to get in touch
C G
I went to the SA to get some cigs
F
I asked the doorman to remember me
C G F
I looked up to see the moon and I saw you and him out on the balcony
Am
It was the same thing that you did to me
F Am F
C
Don't want to be your old man
Em Am G
I want to be your new man another time all over
C Em Am G
I miss the way your eyes they used to spark when you'd look over your shoulder
F C G
The dude with the long fingernails I think he's gonna take such good care of you
F
I've seen him shave up at the library
C G
I've seen him sleep behind the Caribou
C G
I took the bus back uptown because I knew that it was over
F
I didn't need to know the rest of it
C
I know the look. I know the lines
G F
I know the laugh from back when we first started it
Am
Such a drunk romantic genesis
F Am F
Now we've really made a mess of this
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
C
I'll put your stuff out on the driveway
Em Am G
You can get it when you walk back through the white light
C Em
I'll leave a sandwich in your suitcase in case you're hungry
Am G
When you come back from the high-rise
F C G
I hope your dude don't break his nails when he tries to help you carry all your stuff
F C G
It costs ten dollars for a taxi. It costs a whole lot more to fall in love
C G
I went to the SA to get some cigs
F
I asked the bagman to remember me
C G F
I looked up to see the moon and I saw you and him out on the balcony
Am
It was the same thing that you did to me
F Am F
It was the same thing that you did with me
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
End on C
Capo II
C Em
There was a party at that high-rise up on Harmon
Am G
It was dead except a couple people dancing
C Em Am G
While our eyes were still adjusting to the dark her appetite was expanding
F C G
The dude with the long fingernails I don't think that I trust him all that much
F
It cost ten dollars just to get inside the building
C G
It costs more to get in touch
C G
I went to the SA to get some cigs
F
I asked the doorman to remember me
C G F
I looked up to see the moon and I saw you and him out on the balcony
Am
It was the same thing that you did to me
F Am F
C
Don't want to be your old man
Em Am G
I want to be your new man another time all over
C Em Am G
I miss the way your eyes they used to spark when you'd look over your shoulder
F C G
The dude with the long fingernails I think he's gonna take such good care of you
F
I've seen him shave up at the library
C G
I've seen him sleep behind the Caribou
C G
I took the bus back uptown because I knew that it was over
F
I didn't need to know the rest of it
C
I know the look. I know the lines
G F
I know the laugh from back when we first started it
Am
Such a drunk romantic genesis
F Am F
Now we've really made a mess of this
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
C
I'll put your stuff out on the driveway
Em Am G
You can get it when you walk back through the white light
C Em
I'll leave a sandwich in your suitcase in case you're hungry
Am G
When you come back from the high-rise
F C G
I hope your dude don't break his nails when he tries to help you carry all your stuff
F C G
It costs ten dollars for a taxi. It costs a whole lot more to fall in love
C G
I went to the SA to get some cigs
F
I asked the bagman to remember me
C G F
I looked up to see the moon and I saw you and him out on the balcony
Am
It was the same thing that you did to me
F Am F
It was the same thing that you did with me
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
C Cmaj9/B Am7 Cmaj9/G
End on C
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