Biografía:
Dressed in leather, brandishing heavy guitars, and exhibiting an unabashed fetish for British Invasion pop, the Smithereens were an anomaly in the American college rock scene of the late '80s. Lead singer/songwriter/guitarist Pat DiNizio stood out not only with his strange beatnik goatee, but also because his catchy hooks were haunting, not punchy, and because his lyrics were morose. As time wore on, the group became more straightforward, turning into an excellent bar band, one that attacked pop songs with the weight of AC/DC.
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¡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!
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From: Randy Schaar
Here's a song from the Smithereens, ESPECIALLY FOR YOU album. This is
indeed my first time posting so if y'all got any comments, please tell me
before i get into a bad habit! Like I said, I'm really clueless so if
this winds up in pub/guitar/s/smithereens I would be most gracious!
Cigarette
(intro)
G//|D//|E//|F#//|
(verse1)
A E G D
smoked my last cigarette, sat in bed for a while,
F C D E
thought of your face and that brought me a smile,
A E G D
wanted another one, fell back asleep instead,
F C D E
woke and found you sitting there on the bed
(chorus)
G D A E
cigarette, cigarette, burning up time.
G D A E
cigarette, cigarette, watch the smoke climb.
G D A E
cigarette, cigarette, wasting away...
G D A E
just like this cigarette, our time is running down,
G D E F#
only one hour 'til you're leavin' this town.
(bridge)
G D A E
ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh,
G D A E
ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh,
G D A E
just like this cigarette, our time is running down,
G D E F#
only one hour 'till you're leavin' this town.
(verse2)
walked to the corner store, bought us another pack,
held my arm 'round you as we headed back.
I tried to change your mind, didn't want you to go,
I love you more, I think, than you will ever know.
(repeat chorus)
(coda)
smoked one last cigarette, sat in bed for a while,
thought of your face and that brought me a smile...
[email protected] -The TELEFREAK, Randy Schaar
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: Randy Schaar
Here's a song from the Smithereens, ESPECIALLY FOR YOU album. This is
indeed my first time posting so if y'all got any comments, please tell me
before i get into a bad habit! Like I said, I'm really clueless so if
this winds up in pub/guitar/s/smithereens I would be most gracious!
Cigarette
(intro)
G//|D//|E//|F#//|
(verse1)
A E G D
smoked my last cigarette, sat in bed for a while,
F C D E
thought of your face and that brought me a smile,
A E G D
wanted another one, fell back asleep instead,
F C D E
woke and found you sitting there on the bed
(chorus)
G D A E
cigarette, cigarette, burning up time.
G D A E
cigarette, cigarette, watch the smoke climb.
G D A E
cigarette, cigarette, wasting away...
G D A E
just like this cigarette, our time is running down,
G D E F#
only one hour 'til you're leavin' this town.
(bridge)
G D A E
ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh,
G D A E
ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh,
G D A E
just like this cigarette, our time is running down,
G D E F#
only one hour 'till you're leavin' this town.
(verse2)
walked to the corner store, bought us another pack,
held my arm 'round you as we headed back.
I tried to change your mind, didn't want you to go,
I love you more, I think, than you will ever know.
(repeat chorus)
(coda)
smoked one last cigarette, sat in bed for a while,
thought of your face and that brought me a smile...
[email protected] -The TELEFREAK, Randy Schaar
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