Biografía:
The Smith Street Band (formerly Wil Wagner and the Smith Street Band) are an Australian rock band based in Melbourne, Victoria, in which the titular Smith Street can be found. The band currently consists of vocalist/guitarist Wil Wagner, lead guitarist/vocalist Lee Hartney, bassist Michael "Fitzy" Fitzgerald, keyboardist/guitarist/vocalist Lucy Wilson, guitarist/vocalist Jess Locke, and drummer Matt Bodiam. Born out of a backing band for the solo
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Otras canciones:
- 25
- Birthdays
- Calgary Girls Acoustic
- Death To The Lads
- Dont Fuck With Our Dreams
- Dont Mention The War
- Ducks Fly Together
- East London Summer
- Forrest
- Get High See Mice
- Get High See No One
- I Cant Feel My Face
- I Hope I Scare People On Public Transport
- I Hope You Find Your Way Home
- I Love Life
- I Scare Myself Sometimes
- I Want Friends
- It Kills Me To Have To Be Alive
- Its Alright I Understand
- Laughing Or Pretending To Laugh
- My Little Sinking Ship
- My New Dress Up Shoes
- Passiona
- Run Into The World
- Self Control
- Shine
- Sigourney Weaver
- Something I Can Hold In My Hands
- Song For You
- South East Facing Wall
- Suffer
- Surrey Dive
- The Arrogance Of The Drunk Pedestrian
- The Belly Of Your Bedroom
- Throw Me In The River
- Tom Busby
- When I Was A Boy I Thought I Was A Fish
- Why I Cant Draw
- Young Drunk
¡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!
[Intro] (x8)
C G
[Verse 1]
C
I found an old notebook filled up with pictures
G
Found my friends in hospital beds with facial stitches
C G
We sat around the table drinking hoping no one would ever die
C
A scribble of an elephant with
G
Why I can't draw and why everyone is evil
C G
Written above it in faded black ink
C
Heated debate about the legal system
G
Let's have a rally, let's start a revolution
C G
Set fire under our feet and do our best not to stamp it out
C
And all I can see through the rooftops and the chimneys
G
Is the top of a billboard that reads "love"
C G
And I think it's an advert for nasal spray technology but in my current state it doesn't matter much
[Pre-chorus]
C D C D
And these things are consuming but there's more to me than lack of sleep and anxiety
C D C D
And darling you've befriended drop-outs and drifters, so why would you expect anything different?
G F#m Em G F#m Em D
But this is a summer song, and I want you all to sing along
[Chorus]
C
It goes da dada dada da da da dadada
G
Da dada dada da da da dadada
C D G
Da dada dada da woah-oh-oh-oh
[Verse 2]
C
And a woman with a face that slid right down to the top of her dress
G
Told me I'd succeed because I'd been touched by a goddess
C G
If society's taught me anything it's that writing is much easier than speaking
C
That walking is best done in silence
G
And rooftops are best left leaking
C
And as we boarded up the walls where our fists had fell the night before
G
I said, "I'm sorry that I shout, I'm not sorry but I don't put out
C G
I'm sorry I don't understand things unless I find music in them."
C G
And I know that you feel like I left you, but you left me without much of a choice
C G
I haven't learnt to draw but at least I've never lost my voice
[Pre-chorus]
C D C D
These things are consuming but there's more to me than lack of sleep and anxiety
C D C D
And darling you've befriended drop-outs and drifters, so why would you expect anything different?
G F#m Em G F#m Em D
But this is a summer song, and I want you all to sing along
[Chorus/Outro]
C
It goes da dada dada da da da dadada
G
Da dada dada da da da dadada
C D G
Da dada dada da woah-oh-oh-oh
C
Da dada dada da da da dadada
G
Da dada dada da da da dadada
C D G
Da dada dada da woah-oh-oh-oh
C G
[Verse 1]
C
I found an old notebook filled up with pictures
G
Found my friends in hospital beds with facial stitches
C G
We sat around the table drinking hoping no one would ever die
C
A scribble of an elephant with
G
Why I can't draw and why everyone is evil
C G
Written above it in faded black ink
C
Heated debate about the legal system
G
Let's have a rally, let's start a revolution
C G
Set fire under our feet and do our best not to stamp it out
C
And all I can see through the rooftops and the chimneys
G
Is the top of a billboard that reads "love"
C G
And I think it's an advert for nasal spray technology but in my current state it doesn't matter much
[Pre-chorus]
C D C D
And these things are consuming but there's more to me than lack of sleep and anxiety
C D C D
And darling you've befriended drop-outs and drifters, so why would you expect anything different?
G F#m Em G F#m Em D
But this is a summer song, and I want you all to sing along
[Chorus]
C
It goes da dada dada da da da dadada
G
Da dada dada da da da dadada
C D G
Da dada dada da woah-oh-oh-oh
[Verse 2]
C
And a woman with a face that slid right down to the top of her dress
G
Told me I'd succeed because I'd been touched by a goddess
C G
If society's taught me anything it's that writing is much easier than speaking
C
That walking is best done in silence
G
And rooftops are best left leaking
C
And as we boarded up the walls where our fists had fell the night before
G
I said, "I'm sorry that I shout, I'm not sorry but I don't put out
C G
I'm sorry I don't understand things unless I find music in them."
C G
And I know that you feel like I left you, but you left me without much of a choice
C G
I haven't learnt to draw but at least I've never lost my voice
[Pre-chorus]
C D C D
These things are consuming but there's more to me than lack of sleep and anxiety
C D C D
And darling you've befriended drop-outs and drifters, so why would you expect anything different?
G F#m Em G F#m Em D
But this is a summer song, and I want you all to sing along
[Chorus/Outro]
C
It goes da dada dada da da da dadada
G
Da dada dada da da da dadada
C D G
Da dada dada da woah-oh-oh-oh
C
Da dada dada da da da dadada
G
Da dada dada da da da dadada
C D G
Da dada dada da woah-oh-oh-oh
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