Biografía:
Destroyer es el proyecto más personal del canadiense Dan Bejar, también en The New Pornographers, Swan Lake y en el grupo recién formada Hello, Blue Roses.
Aunque Destoyer sigue siendo miembro activo de los The New Pornographers y sigue aportando canciones a su repertorio, Dan lleva el último par de años centrado en su proyecto personal.
Considerado uno de los compositores de mayor talento de nuestro tiempo (e indiscutiblemente uno de los más prolíficos), Bejar disfruta con el cambio sorprendiéndonos en cada uno de sus trabajos.
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Otras canciones:
- No Cease Fires Crimes Against The State Of Our Love Baby
- Babieca
- Beggars Might Ride
- Blue Eyes
- Certain Things You Ought To Know
- Chinatown
- Comments On The World As Will
- Destroyers The Temple
- Downtown
- Dream Lover
- English Music
- European Oils
- Farrar Straus And Giroux
- Foam Hands
- Goddess Of Drought
- Hell
- I Want This Cyclops
- Its Gonna Take An Airplane
- Kaputt
- Looters Follies
- Loves Of A Gnostic
- New Ways Of Living
- Notorious Lightning
- Painter In Your Pocket
- Rereading The Marble Faun
- Savage Night At The Opera
- Skys Grey
- Stay Lost
- Streethawk I
- Streethawk Ii
- Streets Of Fire
- The Bad Arts
- The Music Lovers
- This Night
- Times Square
- Trembling Peacock
- Virgin With A Memory
- Watercolours Into The Ocean
- Your Blood
¡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!
Destroyer is Dan Bejar, one of the New Pornographers (usually referred to as "indie
supergroup New Pornographers" and then followed by a mention of Neko Case). There aren't
any chords/tabs for Destroyer songs online, which is just ridiculous; the man can write
rock songs (or, in the case of "Farrar, Straus & Giroux (Sea of Tears)," melancholy
pop/country songs) like nobody's business, and who doesn't like to rock out, now and
again, in the grand indie style? Having said that, I hope I've been rocking (or popping)
appropriately to this song.
D
F#m
It was back amongst the living
Bm
Your smile was giving
G
Me a thrill
D
Enough to come so close
F#m
To closing the deal
The steal of the century
Bm
A century stolen from our hearts
G
To a house on the hill
A
But if that is what it takes
G
If that is what it takes
A G-Bm-G-Bm-G
If that is what it takes
D
To be a stone
F#m
A stone's throw from your throne
Bm
No man has ever hung
G
From the rafters of a second home
D
No man has ever hung
F#m
From the rafters of a second home
Bm
G
D
It's true
F#m
I needed you more
Bm
Back when I was poor
G
The wealthy dowager, the patroness
She guessed it
The answer wasn't yes
D
But her maxims were fine
F#m
The ethos that flew about her mind
Bm
Like swallows in search
G
Of a burnt-down bell tower church
A
But if that is what it takes
G
If that is what it takes
A G-Bm-G-Bm-G
If that is what it takes
D
To be a stone
F#m
A stone's throw from your throne
Bm
No man has ever hung
G
At the temporary age of twenty-four
(With) both feet on the floor
D F#m
Listening to the bona fide stasis of sound
The eaves dripping
Bm G
Yesterday's ill-timed August rain
D F#m
If there is such a thing as ill-timed August rain
Bm
G
D-F#m-Bm-G (x2)
D
supergroup New Pornographers" and then followed by a mention of Neko Case). There aren't
any chords/tabs for Destroyer songs online, which is just ridiculous; the man can write
rock songs (or, in the case of "Farrar, Straus & Giroux (Sea of Tears)," melancholy
pop/country songs) like nobody's business, and who doesn't like to rock out, now and
again, in the grand indie style? Having said that, I hope I've been rocking (or popping)
appropriately to this song.
D
F#m
It was back amongst the living
Bm
Your smile was giving
G
Me a thrill
D
Enough to come so close
F#m
To closing the deal
The steal of the century
Bm
A century stolen from our hearts
G
To a house on the hill
A
But if that is what it takes
G
If that is what it takes
A G-Bm-G-Bm-G
If that is what it takes
D
To be a stone
F#m
A stone's throw from your throne
Bm
No man has ever hung
G
From the rafters of a second home
D
No man has ever hung
F#m
From the rafters of a second home
Bm
G
D
It's true
F#m
I needed you more
Bm
Back when I was poor
G
The wealthy dowager, the patroness
She guessed it
The answer wasn't yes
D
But her maxims were fine
F#m
The ethos that flew about her mind
Bm
Like swallows in search
G
Of a burnt-down bell tower church
A
But if that is what it takes
G
If that is what it takes
A G-Bm-G-Bm-G
If that is what it takes
D
To be a stone
F#m
A stone's throw from your throne
Bm
No man has ever hung
G
At the temporary age of twenty-four
(With) both feet on the floor
D F#m
Listening to the bona fide stasis of sound
The eaves dripping
Bm G
Yesterday's ill-timed August rain
D F#m
If there is such a thing as ill-timed August rain
Bm
G
D-F#m-Bm-G (x2)
D
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