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!
Another from the new Ghost Mice/Ramshackle Glory Split Album (2013)
All of the chords are barre chords again, also two different E chords are used
E|--0---------7-------|
B|--0---------9-------|
G|--1---------9-------|
D|--2---------9-------|
A|--2---------7-------|
E|--0---and-----------|
E E*
E A E
The first time that I lived in a car
E A B
I bought it for thirty dollars it was a little Ford Escort
E A E
I slept in the parking lot of the park
B A B A
and I tried not to drain my batteries, remember to pull out the key
B A E
before I fell asleep with the radio on
E A E
The worst part about living in a car
E A B
is how hot it gets when the sun comes up
E A E
and you can't stretch your legs out very far
B A B A
I would wake up every day, with my knees in pain
B A E
turn the key and hope the thing would start
A B E
Then my friend moved in with me
A E* B
we were happy as sardines
A B E
he had a job as a playground supervisor
A B E
but he only worked an hour a day
A A E
I'd drop him off then I'd kill some time shoplifting at the mall
A B E
we both had our ways of bringing home the pay
B A
but winter was on the way
B A
and we were too big for our tiny little tank
B A
so we found a place to live
E A B A E
we signed a lease and joined the army of the walking dead that pay rent
E A E
The next time that I lived in a car
E A B
I bought it from a cemetery
E A E
it used to carry coffins right up to their graves
B A B A
it became a home to me, sleeping on the near west streets
B A E
and I could stretch my legs out all the way
E A E
It was cold it was cold
E A B
but I loved it when it snow-o-o-ed
E A E
because the snow covered up all the windows
B A B A
and no one would know, that that wagon was my home
B A E
I could sleep in peace with the ghosts
E A E
I traded it in
E A B
so that I could get a van
A B E
because if you're gonna play in a punk rock band
A B E
then someone's always gotta buy the van
A B E A B
it was fine by me because it seemed like compared to living in a car a van
E
was gonna be a mansion
B A
And that van became my home
B A
for about two years or so
B A
I lived happy I lived rent free
E A B
the day that I give up I know where I'll end up that van is in front of my
A E
house waiting for me
All of the chords are barre chords again, also two different E chords are used
E|--0---------7-------|
B|--0---------9-------|
G|--1---------9-------|
D|--2---------9-------|
A|--2---------7-------|
E|--0---and-----------|
E E*
E A E
The first time that I lived in a car
E A B
I bought it for thirty dollars it was a little Ford Escort
E A E
I slept in the parking lot of the park
B A B A
and I tried not to drain my batteries, remember to pull out the key
B A E
before I fell asleep with the radio on
E A E
The worst part about living in a car
E A B
is how hot it gets when the sun comes up
E A E
and you can't stretch your legs out very far
B A B A
I would wake up every day, with my knees in pain
B A E
turn the key and hope the thing would start
A B E
Then my friend moved in with me
A E* B
we were happy as sardines
A B E
he had a job as a playground supervisor
A B E
but he only worked an hour a day
A A E
I'd drop him off then I'd kill some time shoplifting at the mall
A B E
we both had our ways of bringing home the pay
B A
but winter was on the way
B A
and we were too big for our tiny little tank
B A
so we found a place to live
E A B A E
we signed a lease and joined the army of the walking dead that pay rent
E A E
The next time that I lived in a car
E A B
I bought it from a cemetery
E A E
it used to carry coffins right up to their graves
B A B A
it became a home to me, sleeping on the near west streets
B A E
and I could stretch my legs out all the way
E A E
It was cold it was cold
E A B
but I loved it when it snow-o-o-ed
E A E
because the snow covered up all the windows
B A B A
and no one would know, that that wagon was my home
B A E
I could sleep in peace with the ghosts
E A E
I traded it in
E A B
so that I could get a van
A B E
because if you're gonna play in a punk rock band
A B E
then someone's always gotta buy the van
A B E A B
it was fine by me because it seemed like compared to living in a car a van
E
was gonna be a mansion
B A
And that van became my home
B A
for about two years or so
B A
I lived happy I lived rent free
E A B
the day that I give up I know where I'll end up that van is in front of my
A E
house waiting for me
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