Biografía:
Over The Rhine es una banda proveniente de Ohio, Estados Unidos. Es el proyecto de la vocalista y guitarrista Karin Bergquist y su esposo el bajista, pianista y guitarrista Linford Detweiler. Originalmente un cuarteto con el guitarrista Ric Hordinski y el baterista Brian Kelley, Over The Rhine es ahora solo un proyecto dúo de Detweiler y Bergquist.
Linford y Karin no estaban casados al momento de la fundacion de la banda, Karin asistió a la escuela en Barnesville, Ohio y se graduó en Barnesville High School en 1984.
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Otras canciones:
- All I Ever Get For Christmas Is Blue
- All I Need Is Everything
- Born
- Bpd
- Darlin Christmas Is Coming
- Drunkards Prayer
- Entertaining Thoughts
- Everymans Daughter
- Faithfully Dangerous
- Favorite Time Of Light
- Genius Of Water
- Happy To Be So
- Here It Is
- I Dont Wanna Waste Your Time
- Jesus In New Orleans
- Later Days
- Latter Days
- Let It Fall
- Lifelong Fling
- Like A Radio
- Little Did I Know
- Long Lost Brother
- New Years Song
- Paul And Virginia
- Poughkeepsie
- Professional Daydreamer
- Snow Angel
- Spark
- The Laugh Of Recognition
- When I Go
- Wildflower Bouquet
¡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 album version is in E major, but being on a piano it's quite hard to play on guitar.
is a "guitar arrangement" in G major instead.
G D Em D G
What a beautiful piece of heartache
D Em D G
This has all turned out to be
D Em D G
Lord knows we've learned the hard way
D Em
All about healthy apathy
C G Am
And I use these words pretty loosely
C G Am
There's so much more to life than words
G D Em C
There is a me you would not recognize, dear
G D Em C
Call it the shadow of myself
G D Em C
And if the music starts before I get there
G D Em C
Dance without me, you dance so gracefully
G D Em C
I really think I'll be okay
G D Em
They've taken their toll, these latter days
[[this part follows the verse pattern]]
Nothing like sleeping on a bed of nails
Nothing much here but our broken dream
Oh, but baby, if all else fails
Nothing is ever quite what it seems
And I'm dying inside to leave you
With more than just cliches
G D Em C
There is a me you would not recognize, dear
G D Em C
Call it the shadow of myself
G D Em C
And if the music starts before I get there
G D Em C
Dance without me, you dance so gracefully
G D Em C
I really think I'll be okay
G D Em
They've taken their toll, these latter days
G D
Tell them it's real
Em C
Tell them it's really real
G D Em C
I just don't have much left to say
G D Em C
They've taken their toll, these latter days
G D Em C
They've taken their toll, these latter days
The outro is G and Em repeated.
is a "guitar arrangement" in G major instead.
G D Em D G
What a beautiful piece of heartache
D Em D G
This has all turned out to be
D Em D G
Lord knows we've learned the hard way
D Em
All about healthy apathy
C G Am
And I use these words pretty loosely
C G Am
There's so much more to life than words
G D Em C
There is a me you would not recognize, dear
G D Em C
Call it the shadow of myself
G D Em C
And if the music starts before I get there
G D Em C
Dance without me, you dance so gracefully
G D Em C
I really think I'll be okay
G D Em
They've taken their toll, these latter days
[[this part follows the verse pattern]]
Nothing like sleeping on a bed of nails
Nothing much here but our broken dream
Oh, but baby, if all else fails
Nothing is ever quite what it seems
And I'm dying inside to leave you
With more than just cliches
G D Em C
There is a me you would not recognize, dear
G D Em C
Call it the shadow of myself
G D Em C
And if the music starts before I get there
G D Em C
Dance without me, you dance so gracefully
G D Em C
I really think I'll be okay
G D Em
They've taken their toll, these latter days
G D
Tell them it's real
Em C
Tell them it's really real
G D Em C
I just don't have much left to say
G D Em C
They've taken their toll, these latter days
G D Em C
They've taken their toll, these latter days
The outro is G and Em repeated.
Overhead
Overkill
Overnight Jones
Overtone
Ovidi Montllor