Biografía:
Eleanor Friedberger, nacida el 02 de septiembre 1976 en Oak Park, Illinois, es parte del indie rock dúo “The Fiery Furnaces” con su hermano Mateo Friedberger. En la banda, ella aporta la mayoría de las voces, tanto en sus discos y durante sus conciertos. Eleanor creció cantando con su abuela, Sarantos Olga y su familia en una iglesia ortodoxa griega.
En abril de 2011, Merge Records anunció que lanzará primer álbum como solista Friedberger, “Last Summer”, el 12 de julio de 2011.
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My absolute favorite song on the album, it's quite simply played yet incredibly
fun to play along. It's just a C and F the entire time (sounds best to play bar chords)
C F
e|---8--------1----|
B|---8--------1----|
G|---9--------2----|
D|--10--------3----|
A|--10--------3----|
E|---8--------1----|
C
You know i do my best thinking when I'm flying down the bridge,
F
Humming to myself and kicking up my kicks.
C
Jiggling all around half-afraid for my life, I hope I don't crash like that night last summer,
F
Back when the bridge was just a wooden path, Bouncing around like he said it was 1956
C
Chorus:
F
I thought I'd learn from my mistakes, I thought he'd learn from my mistakes,
C
I thought you'd give me the right advice, I thought he let me in for one last time.
F C
F
The planks rattle around like an old-timey movie,
In tube-top and shorts that Vice called "pull-me-down"
C
she's got kind of a native vibe before that was so cool
F
She's got kind of a native vibe before I even knew who was who
C
And he's ignoring me like it's 2001
F
Why keep time traveling if it doesn't get better on the second time around
C
Why keep time traveling if it doesn't get better on the second time around
Chorus:
F
I thought I'd learn from my mistakes, I thought he'd learn from my mistakes,
C
I thought you'd give me the right advice, I thought he let me in for one last time.
F C
F
I wore the same outfit on the day the Hasid
Followed me in his car along Park, not Avenue,
C
But the one in Brooklyn, on an early Sunday morning,
I'm carrying an umbrella and talking on the phone
F
My mom said run, and I ran,
I crashed down Baker, cut my head and my knees
C
The ambulance was called by a guy his friend called Guru
F
They were visiting from California, and I swear they,
I swear they, I swear they,
C
I swear they saved my life
Chorus: (x2)
F
I thought i'd learn from my mistakes, I thought he'd learn from my mistakes,
C
I thought you'd give me the right advice, I thought he let me in for one last time.
Outro: F C (repeat until fade)
fun to play along. It's just a C and F the entire time (sounds best to play bar chords)
C F
e|---8--------1----|
B|---8--------1----|
G|---9--------2----|
D|--10--------3----|
A|--10--------3----|
E|---8--------1----|
C
You know i do my best thinking when I'm flying down the bridge,
F
Humming to myself and kicking up my kicks.
C
Jiggling all around half-afraid for my life, I hope I don't crash like that night last summer,
F
Back when the bridge was just a wooden path, Bouncing around like he said it was 1956
C
Chorus:
F
I thought I'd learn from my mistakes, I thought he'd learn from my mistakes,
C
I thought you'd give me the right advice, I thought he let me in for one last time.
F C
F
The planks rattle around like an old-timey movie,
In tube-top and shorts that Vice called "pull-me-down"
C
she's got kind of a native vibe before that was so cool
F
She's got kind of a native vibe before I even knew who was who
C
And he's ignoring me like it's 2001
F
Why keep time traveling if it doesn't get better on the second time around
C
Why keep time traveling if it doesn't get better on the second time around
Chorus:
F
I thought I'd learn from my mistakes, I thought he'd learn from my mistakes,
C
I thought you'd give me the right advice, I thought he let me in for one last time.
F C
F
I wore the same outfit on the day the Hasid
Followed me in his car along Park, not Avenue,
C
But the one in Brooklyn, on an early Sunday morning,
I'm carrying an umbrella and talking on the phone
F
My mom said run, and I ran,
I crashed down Baker, cut my head and my knees
C
The ambulance was called by a guy his friend called Guru
F
They were visiting from California, and I swear they,
I swear they, I swear they,
C
I swear they saved my life
Chorus: (x2)
F
I thought i'd learn from my mistakes, I thought he'd learn from my mistakes,
C
I thought you'd give me the right advice, I thought he let me in for one last time.
Outro: F C (repeat until fade)
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