Biografía:
Based out of Brooklyn NY, twin brothers Adam and David Moss are a musical duo unlike most others.
“The Brother Brothers have been in this together for life, and their familial connection comes through in the music, harkening back to some of the greatest family harmonies ever made. They approach their poignant and often charming songs with an almost startling sense of ease, and the tight harmonies are enough to send shivers down anyone’s spine.
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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!
This song is in 3/4 and based on the video here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n74WHM70eoA)
Artist: The Brothers Brothers
Song: Tugboats
[Verse 1]
C Em
Go down a way,
F C
I’m loaded as hell
F C
Too drunk to ride home
G
That’s easy to tell
C Em
So I walk to the train
F C
Works just as well
F C
Might do some good
G C
to sit down for a spell
[Verse 2]
C Em
She was no angel
F C
Nor was she a diamond
F C
But sure she was perfect
G
For a place and time
C Em
No I can't say she loved me
F C
I can’t say I was her only
F C
But what I know now
G C
Is that she’s doin fine
[Chorus]
Am Em
I’m tired of love
F C
I’m tired of the little things
G F C
And who are you to blame?
Am Em
I’m tired of payin’
F C
My dues like they’re taxes
G F C
But who are you to blame?
[Verse 3]
C Em
I can tell you about a hill
F C
Under the Brooklyn Bridge
F C
I tend to end up down there
G
With a case of the spins.
C Em
Well it’s always in the mornin,
F C
Just before the sun breaks
F C
Woah there’s something bout the tugboats
G C
When the hour’s late
[Verse 4]
C Em
You see tugboats don’t get tired,
F C
They just have to go slow
F C
But ain’t that the way
G
You pull a heavy load?
C Em
Yeah they purr and they putter,
F C
That’s what they’re made to do
F C
Down and ahead,
G C
Until the labor’s through
[Chorus]
Am Em
I’m tired of love
F C
I’m tired of the little things
G F C
And who are you to blame?
Am Em
I’m tired of payin’
F C
My dues like they’re taxes
G F C
But who are you to blame?
Artist: The Brothers Brothers
Song: Tugboats
[Verse 1]
C Em
Go down a way,
F C
I’m loaded as hell
F C
Too drunk to ride home
G
That’s easy to tell
C Em
So I walk to the train
F C
Works just as well
F C
Might do some good
G C
to sit down for a spell
[Verse 2]
C Em
She was no angel
F C
Nor was she a diamond
F C
But sure she was perfect
G
For a place and time
C Em
No I can't say she loved me
F C
I can’t say I was her only
F C
But what I know now
G C
Is that she’s doin fine
[Chorus]
Am Em
I’m tired of love
F C
I’m tired of the little things
G F C
And who are you to blame?
Am Em
I’m tired of payin’
F C
My dues like they’re taxes
G F C
But who are you to blame?
[Verse 3]
C Em
I can tell you about a hill
F C
Under the Brooklyn Bridge
F C
I tend to end up down there
G
With a case of the spins.
C Em
Well it’s always in the mornin,
F C
Just before the sun breaks
F C
Woah there’s something bout the tugboats
G C
When the hour’s late
[Verse 4]
C Em
You see tugboats don’t get tired,
F C
They just have to go slow
F C
But ain’t that the way
G
You pull a heavy load?
C Em
Yeah they purr and they putter,
F C
That’s what they’re made to do
F C
Down and ahead,
G C
Until the labor’s through
[Chorus]
Am Em
I’m tired of love
F C
I’m tired of the little things
G F C
And who are you to blame?
Am Em
I’m tired of payin’
F C
My dues like they’re taxes
G F C
But who are you to blame?
The Brummies
The Brunettes
The Buckaroos
The Buffalo Club
The Buffoons