Biografía:
Whiskeytown era una banda de los EE.UU. de música alternativa formada en Raleigh, Carolina del Norte en 1994. Dirigida por Ryan Adams, y otros miembros Caitlin Cary, Phil Wandscher, Eric "el Sartén" Gilmore, y Miguel Daly. En 1999 se separaron, Ryan adams deja la banda para seguir su carrera de en solitario. En 2005, Ryan adams Adams y Cary anunciaron volvería a juntarse para sacar otro disco juntos.
La banda es considerada en el género como la más influyente.
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written by Ryan Adams
Album: Pneumonia
The guitar is tuned 1/2 step down so if you play in standard tuning just play on the key of B.
This tab is according to the album version.I've see videos of Ryan play this live recently and
he sometimes in the chorus does Am to G to F, but that is not how it is recorded in Pneumonia.
[Verse 1]
C
Well the banks of the river run through my hometown
C F
Born on the dirt roads, and i scraped my knees
C
Well they paved the roads eventually
C F
With neon signs and car dealerships and diners
[Chorus]
G Am F
The soldiers fill the hotels on the weekends
G Am F G C
I saw the pretty women as I walked through town
[Verse 2]
C
Well I moved away soon as I turned sixteen
C F
Figured I was old enough to go and work a job
C
Well i floated down main street pools of carlights
C F
Overcame me wishin' I was still back home
[Chorus]
G Am F
The soldiers fill the hotels on the weekends
G Am F G C
I saw the pretty women as I walked through town
[Verse 3]
C
Jacksonville's a city with a hopeless streetlight
C F
Seems like you're lucky if it ever changes red to green
C
I was born in an abundance of inherited sadness
C F
With 50 cent picture frames bought at a five and dime
[Chorus]
G Am F
I ended up a soldier on the weekend
G Am F
Looking for a vacancy I wasn't able to find
G Am F
Somewhere the night sky hangs like a blanket
G Am F G C
Shoot it with my capgun just to make it seem like stars
Album: Pneumonia
The guitar is tuned 1/2 step down so if you play in standard tuning just play on the key of B.
This tab is according to the album version.I've see videos of Ryan play this live recently and
he sometimes in the chorus does Am to G to F, but that is not how it is recorded in Pneumonia.
[Verse 1]
C
Well the banks of the river run through my hometown
C F
Born on the dirt roads, and i scraped my knees
C
Well they paved the roads eventually
C F
With neon signs and car dealerships and diners
[Chorus]
G Am F
The soldiers fill the hotels on the weekends
G Am F G C
I saw the pretty women as I walked through town
[Verse 2]
C
Well I moved away soon as I turned sixteen
C F
Figured I was old enough to go and work a job
C
Well i floated down main street pools of carlights
C F
Overcame me wishin' I was still back home
[Chorus]
G Am F
The soldiers fill the hotels on the weekends
G Am F G C
I saw the pretty women as I walked through town
[Verse 3]
C
Jacksonville's a city with a hopeless streetlight
C F
Seems like you're lucky if it ever changes red to green
C
I was born in an abundance of inherited sadness
C F
With 50 cent picture frames bought at a five and dime
[Chorus]
G Am F
I ended up a soldier on the weekend
G Am F
Looking for a vacancy I wasn't able to find
G Am F
Somewhere the night sky hangs like a blanket
G Am F G C
Shoot it with my capgun just to make it seem like stars
Whitaker
White Antelope
White Apple Tree
White Denim
White Fang