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!
Am
You howled like a wolf
G
You howled like a child
Fsus4 F
You howled like a ghost from the grave
Am
I get to your closet door,
G
You where in there on the floor
Fsus4 F
I said "open up" and you said "go away!"
G F
And you howled, and you howled
G F
You howled all night long
Fsus4
I pretended not to hear you
F C
I didn't know what was wrong!
Am
When the next day came, well,
G
You were on your way
Fsus4
You didn't take much,
F
Just a couple of things
Am
And you didn't leave a note,
G
But I knew you had to go
Fsus4 F
You had to go and try to find anything.
G F
I just wish and I hope you'll be OK
G F
I just wish and I hope you'll be OK
Fsus4 F C
And I knew that you'd be back here again one day.
Am
I got a call from the hospital
G Fsus4 F
They said you broke your arm hopping off a train
Am G
You hadn't made it very far before you ran into bad luck
Fsus4 F
So I borrowed a car, I came and picked you up
G F
I brought you home, I brought you home
G F
I brought you home, I brought you home
Fsus4 F
With bruises on your face, that cast on your arm,
C
And a cut across your nose.
Am G
You said, "let me explain, I was on the wrong train
Fsus4 F
It was going the wrong way so I jumped off."
Am
And I said, "that's insane,
G
You could have died out there that day
Fsus4 F
Why wouldn't you just wait until it stopped?"
G F
And you howled, and you howled
G F
Out in that cold field where you laid
Fsus4 F
You said what could I do,
C
I was on the wrong train
Am
So you made it to your feet,
G
You walked along those barren trees
Fsus4 F
You followed power lines until you found the road.
Am
And the first car that came by,
G
They saw you and they stopped
Fsus4 F
It was a rabbit hunter and his friend the cop.
G F G F
And they dropped you off outside the hospital
Fsus4
They gave you pills for the pain,
F
They put that cast for your arm
C
But the howling never stopped.
Fsus4 F
Because that wasn't what was wrong
Am F
No that wasn't what was wrong,
Fsus4 Am G
No that wasn't what was wrong with you at all.
F
You howled like a wolf
G
You howled like a child
Fsus4 F
You howled like a ghost from the grave
Am
I get to your closet door,
G
You where in there on the floor
Fsus4 F
I said "open up" and you said "go away!"
G F
And you howled, and you howled
G F
You howled all night long
Fsus4
I pretended not to hear you
F C
I didn't know what was wrong!
Am
When the next day came, well,
G
You were on your way
Fsus4
You didn't take much,
F
Just a couple of things
Am
And you didn't leave a note,
G
But I knew you had to go
Fsus4 F
You had to go and try to find anything.
G F
I just wish and I hope you'll be OK
G F
I just wish and I hope you'll be OK
Fsus4 F C
And I knew that you'd be back here again one day.
Am
I got a call from the hospital
G Fsus4 F
They said you broke your arm hopping off a train
Am G
You hadn't made it very far before you ran into bad luck
Fsus4 F
So I borrowed a car, I came and picked you up
G F
I brought you home, I brought you home
G F
I brought you home, I brought you home
Fsus4 F
With bruises on your face, that cast on your arm,
C
And a cut across your nose.
Am G
You said, "let me explain, I was on the wrong train
Fsus4 F
It was going the wrong way so I jumped off."
Am
And I said, "that's insane,
G
You could have died out there that day
Fsus4 F
Why wouldn't you just wait until it stopped?"
G F
And you howled, and you howled
G F
Out in that cold field where you laid
Fsus4 F
You said what could I do,
C
I was on the wrong train
Am
So you made it to your feet,
G
You walked along those barren trees
Fsus4 F
You followed power lines until you found the road.
Am
And the first car that came by,
G
They saw you and they stopped
Fsus4 F
It was a rabbit hunter and his friend the cop.
G F G F
And they dropped you off outside the hospital
Fsus4
They gave you pills for the pain,
F
They put that cast for your arm
C
But the howling never stopped.
Fsus4 F
Because that wasn't what was wrong
Am F
No that wasn't what was wrong,
Fsus4 Am G
No that wasn't what was wrong with you at all.
F
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