Biografía:
Tras publicar tres discos que no llegaron a cuajar entre el público parece que este va a ser el año de Cass, oriundo de Baltimore pero sin rastro alguno de la taquicárdica música que se hace ahora mismo en esta ciudad. Lo de McCombs es otra cosa, con un pie en los 50 más dramáticos (la huella de Roy Orbison es clara) y siguiendo también la estela de gente como Bonnie Prince Billie o Will Oldham, ha conseguido reunir en “Catacombs” un cancionero adherente y sugestivo.
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Otras canciones:
- Aeon Of Aquarius Blues
- Angel Blood
- Brighter
- Bum Bum Bum
- City Of Brotherly Love
- County Line
- Dont Vote
- Dreams Come True Girl
- Empty Promises
- Harmonia
- I Went To The Hospital
- Laughter Is The Best Medicine
- Love Thine Enemy
- Medusas Outhouse
- Meet Me Here At Dawn
- Memorys Stain
- Morning Shadows
- Morning Star
- My Pilgrim Dear
- My Sister My Spouse
- Nobodys Nixon
- Opposite House
- Robin Egg Blue
- She Still Suffering
- Shes Still Suffering
- Thats That
- The Executioners Song
- The Same Thing
- There Can Be Only One
- What Isnt Nature
- Windfall
- You Saved My Life
¡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!
I Went To The Hospital
Cass McCombs
Intro: E C#m7 (x2)
E C#m7
I dare not cough
E C#m7
Nor breathe deep
A F#m7
There’s been a pain in my chest
A F#m7
for nearly a week
E C#m7 E C#m7
I want to be famous for falling in love
A F#m7 A F#m7
I want to be famous for falling in love
B G#7
I went to the hospital
C#m A
They put me in a bed
B G#7
Because I always do
C#m A
what my mother says
B Cm C#m A
Why should I lie about results of a test?
E C#m7
I may soon be gone
E C#m7
To pluck on a harp
A F#m7
Like those colored pencil portraits of dogs
A F#m7
we saw on a blue tarp
E C#m7 E C#m7
But I spotted a damsel ---- if memory serves
A F#m7 A F#m7
I spotted a damsel ---- if memory serves
B G#7
I went to the hospital
C#m A
They put me in a bed
B G#7
Because I always do
C#m A
what my mother says
B Cm C#m A
Why should I lie about results of a test?
E C#m7
So -- Who is your provider?
E C#m7
Where’d you get that bread?
A F#m7
Is it dying that terrified you?
A F#m7
Or just being dead?
E C#m7 E C#m7
We are living in ---- an era of kings
A F#m7 A F#m7
We are living in ---- an era of kings
B G#7
I went to the hospital
C#m A
They put me in a bed
B G#7
Because I always do
C#m A
what my mother says
B Cm C#m A
Why should I lie about results of a test?
Cass McCombs
Intro: E C#m7 (x2)
E C#m7
I dare not cough
E C#m7
Nor breathe deep
A F#m7
There’s been a pain in my chest
A F#m7
for nearly a week
E C#m7 E C#m7
I want to be famous for falling in love
A F#m7 A F#m7
I want to be famous for falling in love
B G#7
I went to the hospital
C#m A
They put me in a bed
B G#7
Because I always do
C#m A
what my mother says
B Cm C#m A
Why should I lie about results of a test?
E C#m7
I may soon be gone
E C#m7
To pluck on a harp
A F#m7
Like those colored pencil portraits of dogs
A F#m7
we saw on a blue tarp
E C#m7 E C#m7
But I spotted a damsel ---- if memory serves
A F#m7 A F#m7
I spotted a damsel ---- if memory serves
B G#7
I went to the hospital
C#m A
They put me in a bed
B G#7
Because I always do
C#m A
what my mother says
B Cm C#m A
Why should I lie about results of a test?
E C#m7
So -- Who is your provider?
E C#m7
Where’d you get that bread?
A F#m7
Is it dying that terrified you?
A F#m7
Or just being dead?
E C#m7 E C#m7
We are living in ---- an era of kings
A F#m7 A F#m7
We are living in ---- an era of kings
B G#7
I went to the hospital
C#m A
They put me in a bed
B G#7
Because I always do
C#m A
what my mother says
B Cm C#m A
Why should I lie about results of a test?
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