Biografía:
The Handsome Family es un duo estadounidense de country-alternativo, la pareja la forma Brett y Rennie Sparks, algunos veces acompañados en las giras por un baterista. La banda se formó en Chicago a comienzos de los 90. Viven actualmente en Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico.
La mayoria de sus canciones estan escritas en una estricta separación de roles: Brett Sparks escribe la musica mientras Rennie, quien también es escritora, escribe las letras. Estas poseen una extrecha conexión con el género literario conocido como "gótico americano"
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Otras canciones:
- 24 Hour Store
- Bottomless Hole
- Far From Any Road
- Far From Any Road (true Detective Theme)
- Lizard
- My Sister's Tiny Hands
- So Much Wine
- The Woman Downstairs
- Weightless Again
- 1 Country Song
- 3
- A Beautiful Thing
- A Dark Eye
- A Shadow Underneath
- A Thousand Diamond Rings
- After We Shot The Grizzly
- All The Time In Airports
- All The Tvs In Town
- Amelia Earhart Vs The Dancing Bear
- Arlene
- Back In My Day
- Beautiful William
- Big Bad Wolf
- Birds You Cannot See
- Bowling Alley Bar
- Bury Me Here
- Caterpillars
- Cathedrals
- Claire Said
- Cold Cold Cold
- Darling My Darling
- Dont Be Scared
- Down In The Ground
- Down In The Valley Of Hollow Logs
- Drinking Beer On The Roof
- Drunk By Noon
- Dry Bones
- Eels
- Emily Shore 1819
- Everything That Rises Must Converge
- Fallen Peaches
- Far From Any Road True Detective Theme
- Flies
- Frogs
- Gail With The Golden Hair
- Gentlemen
- Giant Ant
- Giant Of Illinois
- Glow Worm
- Gold
- Grandmother Waits For You
- Gravity
- Green Willow Valley
- Gulls
- Happy Harvest
- Heres Hopin
- Honey Moon
- Hunter Green
- I Fell
- I Know You Are There
- In The Air
- June Bugs
- King Of Dust
- Lake Geneva
- Last Night I Went Out Walking
- Lie Down
- Linger Let Me Linger
- Love Is Like
- Moving Furniture Around
- My Beautiful Bride
- My Friend
- My Ghost
- My Sisters Tiny Hands
- No One Fell Asleep Alone
- Octopus
- One Way Up
- Our Blue Sky
- Owls
- Passenger Pigeons
- Peace In The Valley Once Again
- Pony
- Poor Poor Lenore
- She Awoke With A Jerk
- Sleepy
- Snowball
- Somewhere Else To Be
- Spider
- Stalled
- Teslas Hotel Room
- The Bottomless Hole
- The Dutch Boy
- The Forgotten Lake
- The House Carpenter
- The King Who Wouldnt Smile
- The Last
- The Loneliness Of Magnets
- The Lost Soul
- The Petrified Forest
- The Red Door
- The Red Leaf Forest
- The Sad Milkman
- The Sea Rose
- The Silver Light
- The Snow White Diner
- The Song Of 100 Toads
- The Song Of A Hundred Toads
- The White Dog
- The Winding Corn Maze
- There Is A Sound
- These Golden Jewels
- Tin Foil
- Tiny Tina
- Trail Of Time
- Underneath The Falls
- Unseen
- Up Falling Rock Hill
- Water Into Wine
- When It Rains
- When You Whispered
- Where The Birch Trees Lean
- White Lights
- Whitehaven
- Wild Wood
- Wildebeest
- Winnebago Skeletons
- Woman Downstairs
- Woodpecker
- Your Great Journey
¡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!
Lake Geneva
From the album Milk And Scissors
[INTRO]
E
[VERSE 1]
E
You are crouched before the fire
F#m
in a state park by the highway
B
and through the heavy pine trees
A E
ten-ton trucks go groaning by
[VERSE 2]
E
Like the screams of your Aunt Barbara
F#m
who went crazy in the 70's
B
wrote poems to Jimmy Carter
A E
but forgot to feed her kids
[CHORUS]
G#
But it's the first time you're together
A E
since he got out of the hospital
G#
Raccoons in the darkness
A B
drag off your hotdog buns
[VERSE 3]
E
But, you're happy just to lie there
F#m
in your plastic tent from Wal-Mart
B
like sticks and fallen dead leaves
A E
to feed the fire of the world
[INTERLUDE]
E F#m B A E
e|---4------------------------4/2-----2--4-----2-------------|
B|-5------5--5/2------2--------------------------5---5---2-5-|
G|-----------------------4-----------------------------------|
D|-----------------------------------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------------------|
[VERSE 4]
E
But which is more important,
F#m
to comfort an old woman
B
or see visions of the heavens
A E
in the stumps of fallen trees?
[CHORUS]
G#
Albert Einstein trembled
A E
when he saw that time was water,
G#
seeping through the rafters
A B
to put out this burning world
[INTERLUDE]
E F#m B A E
e|---------------------------------------------------------------16-|
B|-------------------------------------------------------/17--------|
G|-13----------------------------------------13-13/14---------------|
D|-14---14----------16--16------------------------------------------|
A|---------14-14/16-------------16--16/18---------------------------|
E|------------------------------------------------------------------|
[VERSE 5]
E
Next morning you're at Waffle House
F#m
Toast and eggs and hash browns
B
Truckers chain-smoke Camels
A E
over plastic cups of juice
[CHORUS]
G#
And you remember how he cried
A E
when they strapped him to the stretcher,
G#
convinced his arms were burning
A E
with electricity from heaven
G#
You remember how he told you
A E
that black holes were like Jesus
G#
And the crucifix was a battery
A B
that filled the air with fire
E
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| / Slide up
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From the album Milk And Scissors
[INTRO]
E
[VERSE 1]
E
You are crouched before the fire
F#m
in a state park by the highway
B
and through the heavy pine trees
A E
ten-ton trucks go groaning by
[VERSE 2]
E
Like the screams of your Aunt Barbara
F#m
who went crazy in the 70's
B
wrote poems to Jimmy Carter
A E
but forgot to feed her kids
[CHORUS]
G#
But it's the first time you're together
A E
since he got out of the hospital
G#
Raccoons in the darkness
A B
drag off your hotdog buns
[VERSE 3]
E
But, you're happy just to lie there
F#m
in your plastic tent from Wal-Mart
B
like sticks and fallen dead leaves
A E
to feed the fire of the world
[INTERLUDE]
E F#m B A E
e|---4------------------------4/2-----2--4-----2-------------|
B|-5------5--5/2------2--------------------------5---5---2-5-|
G|-----------------------4-----------------------------------|
D|-----------------------------------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------------------|
[VERSE 4]
E
But which is more important,
F#m
to comfort an old woman
B
or see visions of the heavens
A E
in the stumps of fallen trees?
[CHORUS]
G#
Albert Einstein trembled
A E
when he saw that time was water,
G#
seeping through the rafters
A B
to put out this burning world
[INTERLUDE]
E F#m B A E
e|---------------------------------------------------------------16-|
B|-------------------------------------------------------/17--------|
G|-13----------------------------------------13-13/14---------------|
D|-14---14----------16--16------------------------------------------|
A|---------14-14/16-------------16--16/18---------------------------|
E|------------------------------------------------------------------|
[VERSE 5]
E
Next morning you're at Waffle House
F#m
Toast and eggs and hash browns
B
Truckers chain-smoke Camels
A E
over plastic cups of juice
[CHORUS]
G#
And you remember how he cried
A E
when they strapped him to the stretcher,
G#
convinced his arms were burning
A E
with electricity from heaven
G#
You remember how he told you
A E
that black holes were like Jesus
G#
And the crucifix was a battery
A B
that filled the air with fire
E
***********************************
| / Slide up
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The Heligoats
The Hi Marks
The High Kings
The Highwaymen
The Hives