Biografía:
Parry Gripp (born September 22, 1967 in Santa Barbara, California) is a singer-songwriter as well as lead vocalist and guitarist for the pop punk band Nerf Herder.
As a songwriter, Gripp is best known for fake jingles, as in his 2005 solo album For Those About to Shop, We Salute You - a 51-track concept album mimicking various musical styles as product commercials. While it does not have one single concept, it goes through many various concept suites, such as trucks, beer, and insomnia.
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Otras canciones:
- Do You Like Waffles
- There's A Cat Licking Your Birthday Cake
- A Smile Can Save The World
- Amazing Cat You Wont Believe What He Does
- Baby Monkey Going Backwards On A Pig
- Backwards Rabbit
- Be Yourself
- Boppity Bunny
- Burrito Van
- Cat Flushing A Toilet
- Chimpanzee Riding On A Segway
- Credit Report
- Derp Face I Love You
- Disco Christmas In Hamster Land
- Fudgie The Whale
- Get Up Its Presidents Day
- Guinea Pig Bridge
- Hamster Doing A Loop De Loop
- Hamster On A Piano
- Here Comes Bowling For Soup
- I Got No Ipone
- I Wanna Be A Magician
- Its Raining Tacos
- Lazy Harp Seal Has No Job
- Me And You And Pikachu
- Neon Pegasus
- Paul The Octopus
- Planet Of Nachos
- Sailing Otter
- Sandwich
- Space Unicorn
- Tacocat
- That Skunk Is Mad
- The Girl At The Video Game Store
- The Whole Worlds Laughing At Me
- Theres A Cat Licking Your Birthday Cake
- This Is The Best Burrito Ive Ever Eaten
- Weasel Riding On A Bird
- Wiener Dog Riding A Skateboard
¡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!
Tabbed 14/9/09 by Jeremy Salwen. My first tab!
Here is Parry Gripp's song "A Smile Can Save the World" I may have missed
faintly spoken prepositions in the lyrics, but besides that it should all
be accurate.
Pluck c and g several times back and forth for the intro.
C G
A Smile can save the world.
Am
my friend.
F C
A smile, just like a circle,
G
never ends.
C G
A smile can save the world.
Am Em
It's truuuuuuuuuuue.
F C
Cause when you give a smile,
Am G C
that smile comes back to you.
Am Em
There's a man outside your window.
Am Em
He's sleeping on the street.
F C
Won't you go out there and hug him,
F G
and give him some candy to eat!
A smile can save the world.
my friend.
A smile, just like a circle,
never ends.
A smile can save the world.
It's truuuuuuue.
Cause when you give a smile,
that smile comes back to you.
There's a world outside your window.
It's full out doubt and fear.
Won't you go out there and give your love
and smile from ear to ear
Guitar solo uses the same chords as the chorus, then it switches to
Alternating between F and C while the Leprikins repeat “smile”. Then it
switches the up a step, and now it's in D, and it repeats the chorus. When
it's done with that it repeats the first half of the chorus again, still in
D. Here are the chords for reference:
First half: D A/ Bm /G D/ A Second half: D A/ Bm F#m/ G D/ Bm A D/
The only thing that is different is that it adds on an extra “It never
ends” at the end of the song which returns to D on the “ends”. If you
listen at the end, you can hear him walk to turn of the recording!
Here is Parry Gripp's song "A Smile Can Save the World" I may have missed
faintly spoken prepositions in the lyrics, but besides that it should all
be accurate.
Pluck c and g several times back and forth for the intro.
C G
A Smile can save the world.
Am
my friend.
F C
A smile, just like a circle,
G
never ends.
C G
A smile can save the world.
Am Em
It's truuuuuuuuuuue.
F C
Cause when you give a smile,
Am G C
that smile comes back to you.
Am Em
There's a man outside your window.
Am Em
He's sleeping on the street.
F C
Won't you go out there and hug him,
F G
and give him some candy to eat!
A smile can save the world.
my friend.
A smile, just like a circle,
never ends.
A smile can save the world.
It's truuuuuuue.
Cause when you give a smile,
that smile comes back to you.
There's a world outside your window.
It's full out doubt and fear.
Won't you go out there and give your love
and smile from ear to ear
Guitar solo uses the same chords as the chorus, then it switches to
Alternating between F and C while the Leprikins repeat “smile”. Then it
switches the up a step, and now it's in D, and it repeats the chorus. When
it's done with that it repeats the first half of the chorus again, still in
D. Here are the chords for reference:
First half: D A/ Bm /G D/ A Second half: D A/ Bm F#m/ G D/ Bm A D/
The only thing that is different is that it adds on an extra “It never
ends” at the end of the song which returns to D on the “ends”. If you
listen at the end, you can hear him walk to turn of the recording!
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