Biografía:
I Fight Dragons es un grupo de rock procedente de Chicago. Su música combina pop/rock con los sonidos característicos de la Game Boy y la Nintendo Entertainment System. The Deli Chicago nombró a I Fight Dragons como el mejor grupo de rock revelación de 2009.
Su primer EP, 'Cool is Just a Number' alcanzó la posición 169 en las listas de radio de la CMJ College. Actuaron en multitud de eventos alrededor de Chicago y su canción 'Heads Up, Hearts Down' alcanzó el puesto número 5 en la estación de radio KTCL de Denver.
Read more on Last.fm
Otras canciones:
- Always
- Before I Wake
- My Way
- With You
- Another Week
- Chicago
- Crazie
- Dont You
- Eighteen
- Fight For You
- Fighting On
- Give It Up
- Heads Up Hearts Down
- I Will Wait For You If You Do For Me Acoustic
- Jimmy And Sally
- Just Decide
- Move
- No One Likes Superman Anymore
- No Strings
- Not I
- Pretend
- Rewind
- Save World Get Girl
- Shes Got Sorcery
- Shits Gonna Be Ok
- Suburban Doxology
- The Faster The Treadmill
- The Geeks Will Inherit The Earth
- The Power Of Love
¡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!
Hey again guys and gals! I always start by saying what an awesome band this and how much
I thoroughly enjoy their songs! I hope you enjoy this tab I know it is a hundred
percent accurate. If you have any questions feel free to comment on the bottom and I'll do my best to answer.
Need to knows to play:
-Standard Tuning
-This song is performed by the group using all bar chords, but if you don't like that
then you can do whatever you please. :D
-The guitar strumming pattern for this song is probably the most difficult part, but if
you listen to the song enough times it should come without too much trouble.
-The strumming style in the chorus is completely different than that of the verses.
-Every time you get to the verse before the chorus it builds to a hard stop on the last
A chord and then the chorus begins. (Listen to the song)
-There is a hard stop every time on the last E of the chorus before he says eighteen.
(Listen to the song)
-The G chord in the chorus that moves from G to E to D is a very fast chord change
compared the rest of the song. I recommend using the following chords as dictated for this
specific part.
G E D
e-----x--------0-------x-------------|
B-----11-------9-------7-------------|
G-----11-------9-------7-------------|
D-----11-------9-------7-------------|
A-----9--------7-------5-------------|
E-----x--------0-------x-------------|
Intro:
A x8
Verse:
A
Eighteen at a traffic light I’ve got
Nowhere to be on a Friday night
G D
I’ve got it all
A
I’ve got nothing
Verse:
A
Summer’s here and I’m finally free, I’ve got
No work to do and no one to see
G D
I’ve got it all
A
I’ve got nothing
Verse:
A
Eighteen is a funny age I’ve got
So many dreams and an empty page
G D
I’ve got it all
A
I’ve got nothing
Chorus:
F#m D
Everybody knows what I should do
A E
Everybody works so I should too
F#m D
How do I explain what feels so wrong?
A E
Dealing with the shame of knowing you don’t belong
F#m D
So you try to smile and hope that
A F#m
you won’t always be
E D
Alone with your dreams
D E
Living in between
Eighteen...
Interlude:
A X4
Verse:
A
Eighteen yet I feel so old like a
Bright screen with a paper soul
G D
I’ve seen it all
A
I’ve seen nothing
Verse:
A
Eighteen with a car that drives and a
Strange need just to feel alive
G D
I’ve seen it all
A
I’ve seen nothing
Verse:
A
Have you heard its a golden age? Go get your
Golden view from your golden cage
G D
I’ve seen it all
A
I’ve seen nothing
Chorus:
F#m D
Everybody knows what I should do
A E
Everybody works so I should too
F#m D
How do I explain what feels so wrong?
A E
Dealing with the shame of knowing you don’t belong
F#m D
So you try to smile and hope that
A F#m
you won’t always be
E D
Alone with your dreams
D E
Living in between
Chorus 2:
F#m D
Everybody does just what they’re told
A E
Everybody buys just what they’re sold
F#m D
How do I escape what I can’t see?
A E
How do I replace the broken parts of me?
F#m D
No, you try to smile and hope that
A F#m
you won’t always be
E D
Alone with your dreams
D E
Living in between
A
Eighteen...
Continue to play that last chord as long as you desire :P
Hope you enjoyed! Please rate so others can see and use it!
I thoroughly enjoy their songs! I hope you enjoy this tab I know it is a hundred
percent accurate. If you have any questions feel free to comment on the bottom and I'll do my best to answer.
Need to knows to play:
-Standard Tuning
-This song is performed by the group using all bar chords, but if you don't like that
then you can do whatever you please. :D
-The guitar strumming pattern for this song is probably the most difficult part, but if
you listen to the song enough times it should come without too much trouble.
-The strumming style in the chorus is completely different than that of the verses.
-Every time you get to the verse before the chorus it builds to a hard stop on the last
A chord and then the chorus begins. (Listen to the song)
-There is a hard stop every time on the last E of the chorus before he says eighteen.
(Listen to the song)
-The G chord in the chorus that moves from G to E to D is a very fast chord change
compared the rest of the song. I recommend using the following chords as dictated for this
specific part.
G E D
e-----x--------0-------x-------------|
B-----11-------9-------7-------------|
G-----11-------9-------7-------------|
D-----11-------9-------7-------------|
A-----9--------7-------5-------------|
E-----x--------0-------x-------------|
Intro:
A x8
Verse:
A
Eighteen at a traffic light I’ve got
Nowhere to be on a Friday night
G D
I’ve got it all
A
I’ve got nothing
Verse:
A
Summer’s here and I’m finally free, I’ve got
No work to do and no one to see
G D
I’ve got it all
A
I’ve got nothing
Verse:
A
Eighteen is a funny age I’ve got
So many dreams and an empty page
G D
I’ve got it all
A
I’ve got nothing
Chorus:
F#m D
Everybody knows what I should do
A E
Everybody works so I should too
F#m D
How do I explain what feels so wrong?
A E
Dealing with the shame of knowing you don’t belong
F#m D
So you try to smile and hope that
A F#m
you won’t always be
E D
Alone with your dreams
D E
Living in between
Eighteen...
Interlude:
A X4
Verse:
A
Eighteen yet I feel so old like a
Bright screen with a paper soul
G D
I’ve seen it all
A
I’ve seen nothing
Verse:
A
Eighteen with a car that drives and a
Strange need just to feel alive
G D
I’ve seen it all
A
I’ve seen nothing
Verse:
A
Have you heard its a golden age? Go get your
Golden view from your golden cage
G D
I’ve seen it all
A
I’ve seen nothing
Chorus:
F#m D
Everybody knows what I should do
A E
Everybody works so I should too
F#m D
How do I explain what feels so wrong?
A E
Dealing with the shame of knowing you don’t belong
F#m D
So you try to smile and hope that
A F#m
you won’t always be
E D
Alone with your dreams
D E
Living in between
Chorus 2:
F#m D
Everybody does just what they’re told
A E
Everybody buys just what they’re sold
F#m D
How do I escape what I can’t see?
A E
How do I replace the broken parts of me?
F#m D
No, you try to smile and hope that
A F#m
you won’t always be
E D
Alone with your dreams
D E
Living in between
A
Eighteen...
Continue to play that last chord as long as you desire :P
Hope you enjoyed! Please rate so others can see and use it!
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