Biografía:
Ghost Mice es un grupo de folk punk formado en Bloomington, Indiana. Chris Johnston (guitarra de Operation: Cliff Clavin) y Hannah Jones (bajo de The Devil Is Electric) decidieron empezar un proyecto acústico. Chris Johnston toca la guitarra acústica y la armónica mientras que Hannah Jones el violín, ambos cantan. Las letras de las canciones de Ghost Mice mezclan temas personales y políticos. Se consideran anarquistas y creen en la ética DIY (do it yourself). Material disponible en Plan-It-X Records y No Idea Records.
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Otras canciones:
- Boy Meets Girl
- Cancer Or Car Wreak
- 1000000 An Hour
- A Song For Tomorrow
- Alas Babylon
- Albany
- All Punks Got
- All We Got Is Each Other
- Apocalypse Now
- Belgium
- Celtic Sea
- Cementville
- Cemeteries
- Chipped Tooth
- Critical Hit
- Devil And My Family
- Disconnected
- Endure
- England
- English Channel
- Europe
- Figure 8
- Firefighter
- Fix It Up
- France
- Fuck Shit Up
- Germany
- Greyhound
- Hang On Kids
- Holland
- House Of Chaos 333 S Henderson
- House Of The God Of War
- House Of The Undying
- House On Fire
- House On Wheels
- How It Sounds
- I Dare You To Live Forever
- Ill Be Happy
- Ireland
- Italy
- John And Jodie
- Keep It At Bay
- Laziness Is Next To Evilness
- Letter Home
- Lightning Bolt
- Monsters Get Slain
- New Moon Rising
- Oh Me Oh Me
- Oh Sister
- Please Quit Smoking Mom
- Sing Out
- Songs By Chris Clavin
- Spain
- Switzerland
- The Alchemist
- The Good Life
- The Moon Will Rise
- The Path
- The Wrong Train
- There Is A Light
- Tick Tock
- Up The Punks
- When Dreams Come True
- Witches And Warlocks
- Wrong Train
¡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!
The fifth stop on this vacation takes us to Germany, where Chris and Hannah disobey safety
guidelines (punk), show a disregard for safe highway speeds (very punk), and see a horrifying-sounding
biblical statue (punxxx).
CHORDS USED:
C
G
D
Am
Em
G Em
Back in World War Two, the bombs kept dropping,
C G
this whole city was smashed to the ground.
G Em
And the orders were given to destroy everything,
C G
even to bring that beautiful cathedral down.
Am D
But the best bomber pilots, well,
G C
they all tried it but their aim was never true.
Am D
As if the work of God or divine protection,
G C
or could the men just not do what they were ordered to do.
G D C
Could they not do what they were ordered to do.
G Em
Today it still stands like a giant tombstone,
C G
a monument to a time long gone.
G Em
To the old lady beggars with their faces to the ground,
C G
it's tall arch doorways are right where they belong.
Am D
And oh, Hitler, he would have been pissed I guess,
G C
but I'm glad that the good guys missed.
Am D
No matter what you believe or how you feel about churches,
G C
let me tell you, you really wanna see this.
G D G
You'll be thankful those bombs didn't hit.
G D C G
We went south down the river to where the Rhine and the Basel meet.
G D
We stood on that small triangle of ground
C G
where this country was founded on our own two feet.
Am D
And on the way we learned that castles are a lot smaller
G C
in real life then they are in the fairy tales.
Am D
But that realization didn't stop our fascination
G C
as we explored the secret tunnels behind the safety rails.
G D G
As we hopped over those safety rails...
G D
We headed East and we crossed the border,
C G
the border that was no longer there.
G D
And although the fences and walls are long gone,
C G
the weight of their ghosts hung heavy in the air.
Am D
And the buildings all had different looks on their faces,
G C
they were stern and strong and stout.
Am D
Going 80 on the Audabon will really take you places,
G C
if you wanna learn history get outta your house.
G D G
If you wanna learn, get outta your house
G D C G
And all of the statues of Dresden looked mean and cold and angry.
G D C G
They've all got black faces that say, "You can never kill me!"
Am D G C
And our bus drove by Slaughterhouse 5 on the way to our campground.
Am D G C
We ended up sleeping in a farmer's field cause two years ago the place was shut down.
Am D G C
We went to the forest and camped a few nights and then we said goodbye
Am D G C
To all the bakeries and the nice young bees that would always give us rides.
C D G
And the train, the train, took us away!
guidelines (punk), show a disregard for safe highway speeds (very punk), and see a horrifying-sounding
biblical statue (punxxx).
CHORDS USED:
C
G
D
Am
Em
G Em
Back in World War Two, the bombs kept dropping,
C G
this whole city was smashed to the ground.
G Em
And the orders were given to destroy everything,
C G
even to bring that beautiful cathedral down.
Am D
But the best bomber pilots, well,
G C
they all tried it but their aim was never true.
Am D
As if the work of God or divine protection,
G C
or could the men just not do what they were ordered to do.
G D C
Could they not do what they were ordered to do.
G Em
Today it still stands like a giant tombstone,
C G
a monument to a time long gone.
G Em
To the old lady beggars with their faces to the ground,
C G
it's tall arch doorways are right where they belong.
Am D
And oh, Hitler, he would have been pissed I guess,
G C
but I'm glad that the good guys missed.
Am D
No matter what you believe or how you feel about churches,
G C
let me tell you, you really wanna see this.
G D G
You'll be thankful those bombs didn't hit.
G D C G
We went south down the river to where the Rhine and the Basel meet.
G D
We stood on that small triangle of ground
C G
where this country was founded on our own two feet.
Am D
And on the way we learned that castles are a lot smaller
G C
in real life then they are in the fairy tales.
Am D
But that realization didn't stop our fascination
G C
as we explored the secret tunnels behind the safety rails.
G D G
As we hopped over those safety rails...
G D
We headed East and we crossed the border,
C G
the border that was no longer there.
G D
And although the fences and walls are long gone,
C G
the weight of their ghosts hung heavy in the air.
Am D
And the buildings all had different looks on their faces,
G C
they were stern and strong and stout.
Am D
Going 80 on the Audabon will really take you places,
G C
if you wanna learn history get outta your house.
G D G
If you wanna learn, get outta your house
G D C G
And all of the statues of Dresden looked mean and cold and angry.
G D C G
They've all got black faces that say, "You can never kill me!"
Am D G C
And our bus drove by Slaughterhouse 5 on the way to our campground.
Am D G C
We ended up sleeping in a farmer's field cause two years ago the place was shut down.
Am D G C
We went to the forest and camped a few nights and then we said goodbye
Am D G C
To all the bakeries and the nice young bees that would always give us rides.
C D G
And the train, the train, took us away!
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