Biografía:
punk rock band from Boston, USA, started in 2002. they have recorded six studio albums with a high technical level, clean sound and melodic voices. Lyrical themes: right-wing, nationalism, militarism, football, beer... related to Doug & The Slugz .
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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!
Standard Tuning-
Key of C
Intro:
C Csus4 C Csus4 x2
(basically play C and add your 4th finger one fret above your ring finger,
you can almost always pull this trick off, no matter the key)
(had a hard time finding the lyrics,
figured these out on my own and they might not be correct.)
Song:
C Csus4 C
you left for work each morning before the sun came up
C Csus4 C
you put your forty years in but it wasn't quite enough
C Csus4 C
you put a couple bucks down when you got a hutch
C Csus4 C
and I never heard you complaining all that much
-
Am F G
It hits me in the spring of every year
Am F G
I think about you and I wonder where
Am F G
Your life has taken you are you still here
Am F Em C
I thought your work was done but now it'd become clear to me
F C
...To me!
F C
...
-
F C
Every day you walked back to brand back with your lunch
F C
I never said that much but it must have been enough
F C
you have some skits and mats(???) and pills and had to be real tough
F C
And I never heard you talking 'bout your life too much
-
Am F G
It hits me in the spring of every year
Am F G
I think about you and I wonder where
Am F G
Your life has taken you are you still here
Am F Em C
I thought your work was done but now it'd become clear to me
F5 G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F5 G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F C
...To me!
F C
...
-
F C
Now I've grown up I got a family on my own
F C
I go to work each morning and I tip the weight of stone
F C
I took those to the stock(?) and I'm feeling all alone
F C
I think about the way you worked your fingers to the bone
-
Am F G
It hits me in the spring of every year
Am F G
I think about you and I wonder where
Am F G
Your life has taken you are you still here
Am F Em C
I thought your work was done but now it'd become clear to me
F5 G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F5 G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F G C
Did you always speak the truth?
C
...
F G C
All you meant to say is that I'd learn the truth someday
F G C
All you meant to say is that I'd learn the truth someday
F G C
All you meant to say is that I'd learn the truth someday
F G C
All you meant to say is that I'd learn the truth someday
F G C
All you meant to say is that I'd learn the truth someday
F G C
All you meant to say is that I'd learn the truth someday
F C
...HEY!
(ending: Play the ending part over and over until you feel like not doing that anymore,
then do C to F, to C, and HEY!)
First Tab, As I said, the lyrics are a bit off.
Or maybe a lot off. Feel free to PM me better ones ;)
Key of C
Intro:
C Csus4 C Csus4 x2
(basically play C and add your 4th finger one fret above your ring finger,
you can almost always pull this trick off, no matter the key)
(had a hard time finding the lyrics,
figured these out on my own and they might not be correct.)
Song:
C Csus4 C
you left for work each morning before the sun came up
C Csus4 C
you put your forty years in but it wasn't quite enough
C Csus4 C
you put a couple bucks down when you got a hutch
C Csus4 C
and I never heard you complaining all that much
-
Am F G
It hits me in the spring of every year
Am F G
I think about you and I wonder where
Am F G
Your life has taken you are you still here
Am F Em C
I thought your work was done but now it'd become clear to me
F C
...To me!
F C
...
-
F C
Every day you walked back to brand back with your lunch
F C
I never said that much but it must have been enough
F C
you have some skits and mats(???) and pills and had to be real tough
F C
And I never heard you talking 'bout your life too much
-
Am F G
It hits me in the spring of every year
Am F G
I think about you and I wonder where
Am F G
Your life has taken you are you still here
Am F Em C
I thought your work was done but now it'd become clear to me
F5 G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F5 G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F C
...To me!
F C
...
-
F C
Now I've grown up I got a family on my own
F C
I go to work each morning and I tip the weight of stone
F C
I took those to the stock(?) and I'm feeling all alone
F C
I think about the way you worked your fingers to the bone
-
Am F G
It hits me in the spring of every year
Am F G
I think about you and I wonder where
Am F G
Your life has taken you are you still here
Am F Em C
I thought your work was done but now it'd become clear to me
F5 G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F5 G C
Did you always speak the truth?
F G C
Did you always speak the truth?
C
...
F G C
All you meant to say is that I'd learn the truth someday
F G C
All you meant to say is that I'd learn the truth someday
F G C
All you meant to say is that I'd learn the truth someday
F G C
All you meant to say is that I'd learn the truth someday
F G C
All you meant to say is that I'd learn the truth someday
F G C
All you meant to say is that I'd learn the truth someday
F C
...HEY!
(ending: Play the ending part over and over until you feel like not doing that anymore,
then do C to F, to C, and HEY!)
First Tab, As I said, the lyrics are a bit off.
Or maybe a lot off. Feel free to PM me better ones ;)
Strings
Stromae
Stronghold
Strung Out
Stu Larsen