Biografía:
Sun kil moon, fue el renacer del vocalista de Red House painters, Mark Kozelek, que después de finalizar con la anterior banda, se dedicó a una carrera solista, para luego volver con este proyecto.
Aunque sigue manteniendo el mismo tono melancólico de sus canciones, Sun kil moon, ha logrado tener buena crítica dentro de la música actual.
Ghosts of the great highway, es el disco del 2003, que si bien, demuestra la creación de temas armónicos bien elaborados, también nos deja un claro referente de lo que fue el indie/slowrock de los 90.
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Otras canciones:
- Alesund
- Among The Leaves
- Bens My Friend
- Carry Me Ohio
- Garden Of Lavender
- Gentle Moon
- Glenn Tipton
- Heron Blue
- I Know Its Pathetic But That Was The Greatest Night Of My Life
- Jim Wise
- Like The River
- Lonely Mountain
- Lost Verses
- Neverending Math Equation
- Space Travel Is Boring
- The Light
- Third And Seneca
- Track Number 8
- Unlit Hallway
- You Missed My Heart
¡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!
This is a basic chords version for the beautiful "Jim Wise" from Sun Kil Moon's album Benji.
It sounds fine when played finger picked or strummed on an acoustic guitar,
though it's not quite the same as the keyboard on the track.
I'm gonna try to figure a more complete representation of the keyboard riff
soon but if anyone has any details they want to add feel free to put them in the
corrections.
The lyrics are what I hear - some sites have slightly different, sing what you like.
Intro:
C F C Am G
C F C
Spent the day with my dad and his old friend, Jim Wise.
Am G
He's on house arrest and he sits around and sighs.
C F
We brought him food from Panera Bread, the snoring son rolled out of bed,
Am G
He talked about his ninety Corvette, his warehouse job, and his knee replacement.
C
C F C
Jim Wise mercy killed his wife in a hospital at her bedside,
Am G
And he put the gun to his head and it jammed and he didn't die.
C F C
He awaits trial all summer long and his eyes welled up when he told us
Am G
about how much she loved the backyard garden and the budding rosebush.
F C
Am G
She loved the garden, and its budding rosebush.
F C
Spent the day with my dad, and his friend Jim Wise.
C F C
Spent the day with my dad and his old friend, Jim Wise.
Am G
He's got a big thick ankle bracelet and he can't go outside.
C F C
He's got a long white Amish man's beard and a catheter,
Am G
And he'll be headed to Mansfield prison by the end of the year for sure.
C F
His shelves are sticky old ratty boards,
F
His albums are The Doors and Stevie Nicks,
Am
His kitchen cabinets are full of baked beans,
G
His TV is silent, words flash across the screen
C
and he stares off into dead air.
C F C
Jim Wise killed his wife out of love for her at her bedside.
Am G
And then he put the gun to his head but he failed at suicide.
C F C
His trial's coming up in the fall and he sighed when we stepped out and we left.
Am G
And I pointed out the pretty cardinal perched on the empty birdbath.
F C
Am G
The bright red cardinal, the empty birdbath.
F C
Spent the day with my dad and his friend Jim Wise.
It sounds fine when played finger picked or strummed on an acoustic guitar,
though it's not quite the same as the keyboard on the track.
I'm gonna try to figure a more complete representation of the keyboard riff
soon but if anyone has any details they want to add feel free to put them in the
corrections.
The lyrics are what I hear - some sites have slightly different, sing what you like.
Intro:
C F C Am G
C F C
Spent the day with my dad and his old friend, Jim Wise.
Am G
He's on house arrest and he sits around and sighs.
C F
We brought him food from Panera Bread, the snoring son rolled out of bed,
Am G
He talked about his ninety Corvette, his warehouse job, and his knee replacement.
C
C F C
Jim Wise mercy killed his wife in a hospital at her bedside,
Am G
And he put the gun to his head and it jammed and he didn't die.
C F C
He awaits trial all summer long and his eyes welled up when he told us
Am G
about how much she loved the backyard garden and the budding rosebush.
F C
Am G
She loved the garden, and its budding rosebush.
F C
Spent the day with my dad, and his friend Jim Wise.
C F C
Spent the day with my dad and his old friend, Jim Wise.
Am G
He's got a big thick ankle bracelet and he can't go outside.
C F C
He's got a long white Amish man's beard and a catheter,
Am G
And he'll be headed to Mansfield prison by the end of the year for sure.
C F
His shelves are sticky old ratty boards,
F
His albums are The Doors and Stevie Nicks,
Am
His kitchen cabinets are full of baked beans,
G
His TV is silent, words flash across the screen
C
and he stares off into dead air.
C F C
Jim Wise killed his wife out of love for her at her bedside.
Am G
And then he put the gun to his head but he failed at suicide.
C F C
His trial's coming up in the fall and he sighed when we stepped out and we left.
Am G
And I pointed out the pretty cardinal perched on the empty birdbath.
F C
Am G
The bright red cardinal, the empty birdbath.
F C
Spent the day with my dad and his friend Jim Wise.
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