Biografía:
Generationals es un dúo americano de indie rock formado en New Orleans, Louisiana. El dúo, que consiste en Ted Joyner y Grant Widmer, lanzaron su álbum debut, Con Law, en Julio de 2009. Un EP, Trust, seguido en Noviembre de 2010. Su segundo LP, Actor-Caster fué lanzado en Marzo 29 de 2011.
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Otras canciones:
- Angry Charlie
- Avery
- Awake
- Black White
- Black Lemon
- Bobby Beale
- Carrying The Torch
- Catahoula Man
- Charlemagne
- Days Alone
- Dirty Mister Dirty
- Durga Ii
- Exterior Street Day
- Extra Free Year
- Faces In The Dark
- Gold Silver Diamond
- Goose And Gander
- Greenleaf
- Hazel House
- Heart In Two
- I Never Know
- I Promise
- I Used To Let You Get To Me
- It Keeps You Up
- It May Get Bad When Youre Lonely And Cold
- It Took A Minute
- Keep It Low
- Kemal
- Lucky Numbers
- Mythical
- Nobody Could Change Your Mind
- Now Look At Me
- Our Time 2 Shine
- Put A Light On
- Reading Signs
- Reviver
- Say For Certain
- Say When
- Silent Ocean
- Spinoza
- Tell Me Now
- Ten
- These Habits
- Trust
- Turning The Screw
- Victim Of Trap
- Welcome To The Fire
- When They Fight They Fight
- Wildlife Sculpture
- Would You Want Me
- You Got Me
- You Say It Too
- Yours Forever
¡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!
[Verse 1]
B
I used to walk to corner of Fourth and Chestnut
E G#m B
I used to ring the broken doorbell and sit and wait for you
B
We used to live there and you could do a Boston accent
E B
And I would tell you baby just stay and let me talk to you
E
Tell me what I have to say
E B
If it's nothing tell me that it's time to go
B
[Chorus]
A E
Is it the omnipotence talking in your ear
B
That makes you want to walk so slow?
B
[Verse 2]
B
I can attest to that if anyone,
E
I used to let you, I used to let you get to me
G#m B
Unless you don't know
B
Sorry your tears still run,
B
And is your voice too young?
E
I used to let you get to me
E
And now you got a terrible way,
B
Just, I really, really have to know
[Chorus]
A E
Is it the omnipotence talking in your head
B
That makes you want to walk so slow
[Interlude]
B E G#m B
[Verse 3]
B
Sorry it's just too much,
B
Still it's too close to touch
E
I used to let you get to me
E
And now you got a terrible way,
B
Just I really, really have to know
[Chorus]
A E
Is it the omnipotence talking in your ear
B
That makes you want to walk so slow?
B
I used to walk to corner of Fourth and Chestnut
E G#m B
I used to ring the broken doorbell and sit and wait for you
B
We used to live there and you could do a Boston accent
E B
And I would tell you baby just stay and let me talk to you
E
Tell me what I have to say
E B
If it's nothing tell me that it's time to go
B
[Chorus]
A E
Is it the omnipotence talking in your ear
B
That makes you want to walk so slow?
B
[Verse 2]
B
I can attest to that if anyone,
E
I used to let you, I used to let you get to me
G#m B
Unless you don't know
B
Sorry your tears still run,
B
And is your voice too young?
E
I used to let you get to me
E
And now you got a terrible way,
B
Just, I really, really have to know
[Chorus]
A E
Is it the omnipotence talking in your head
B
That makes you want to walk so slow
[Interlude]
B E G#m B
[Verse 3]
B
Sorry it's just too much,
B
Still it's too close to touch
E
I used to let you get to me
E
And now you got a terrible way,
B
Just I really, really have to know
[Chorus]
A E
Is it the omnipotence talking in your ear
B
That makes you want to walk so slow?
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