Biografía:
Ben Moorhouse, Gwilym Gold and Alexis Nunez formed Golden Silvers in 2007. The London based trio have been described by Time Out magazine as "[an] infectious, oddly futuristic mix of Blockheads, of Montreal and doo wop".
Hotly tipped London newcomers Golden Silvers are set to release their debut album True Romance on April 27th (2009). The group caused a stir last year with some cracking shows and a series of wonderful singles. Containing the same synth driven beauty that drives MGMT, Golden Silvers have their own uniquely English voice.
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Golden Silvers are a pretty new band, but I think they are pretty good.
Here is a link to their website: http://goldensilvers.co.uk/
And one to their myspace: http://www.myspace.com/thegoldensilvers
There are a couple of fills to do in the main bit, which is played on the synth in
the actual song, goes like this:
G Em
e|------3---2--3---|------0---0--0---|
B|------3---0--3---|------0---3--0---|
G|------0---0--0---|------0---0--0---|
D|------0---0--0---|------2---2--2---|
A|------2---2--2---|------2---2--2---|
E|-3-3--3---3--3---|-0-0--0---0--0---|
Just put that in as you please when you are playing the song, to make it sound better.
Verse 1:
G Em G Em
There was a girl who lived in London town.
G Em G Em
The scenes and sounds, they would only bring her down
C D
She had polkadots and rubies in her dreams,
C D
French fantasies on cinema screens...
C G/B Am G
And she knew from the finish to the start
C G/B Am G
It was bound to fall apart
C G/B Am Em
Thanks to Cupid's lazy dart.
Em D
Wouldn't it be sweet if she could die from a broken heart?
G Em G Em
Verse 2: (the same chords)
There was a boy who lived inside his head.
He couldn't face the world, so he turned his back instead.
He couldn't see in front of his eyes;
His fantasies of outlaws had him hypnotised...
And he knew from the finish to the start
It was bound to fall apart
Thanks to Cupid's lazy dart. F
Wouldn't it be sweet if he could die from a broken heart?
C G F
Behold his golden wings
C G F
And behold his bronze bow.
C G F
Can you hear his silver arrows sing?
C G
As his gaylied favours glow.
(then go back to the normal verse bit)
There was a boy and girl who fell in love:
They both were in love with the stars and sky above,
Cinderella, cigarettes and scenes from the past
Were chasing them too fast for this love to ever last...
And they knew from the finish to the start
It was bound to fall apart
Thanks to Cupid's lazy dart. F
Wouldn't it be sweet if they could die from a broken heart?
C G F C G
Repeat F C G until the end. End on G.
Here is a link to their website: http://goldensilvers.co.uk/
And one to their myspace: http://www.myspace.com/thegoldensilvers
There are a couple of fills to do in the main bit, which is played on the synth in
the actual song, goes like this:
G Em
e|------3---2--3---|------0---0--0---|
B|------3---0--3---|------0---3--0---|
G|------0---0--0---|------0---0--0---|
D|------0---0--0---|------2---2--2---|
A|------2---2--2---|------2---2--2---|
E|-3-3--3---3--3---|-0-0--0---0--0---|
Just put that in as you please when you are playing the song, to make it sound better.
Verse 1:
G Em G Em
There was a girl who lived in London town.
G Em G Em
The scenes and sounds, they would only bring her down
C D
She had polkadots and rubies in her dreams,
C D
French fantasies on cinema screens...
C G/B Am G
And she knew from the finish to the start
C G/B Am G
It was bound to fall apart
C G/B Am Em
Thanks to Cupid's lazy dart.
Em D
Wouldn't it be sweet if she could die from a broken heart?
G Em G Em
Verse 2: (the same chords)
There was a boy who lived inside his head.
He couldn't face the world, so he turned his back instead.
He couldn't see in front of his eyes;
His fantasies of outlaws had him hypnotised...
And he knew from the finish to the start
It was bound to fall apart
Thanks to Cupid's lazy dart. F
Wouldn't it be sweet if he could die from a broken heart?
C G F
Behold his golden wings
C G F
And behold his bronze bow.
C G F
Can you hear his silver arrows sing?
C G
As his gaylied favours glow.
(then go back to the normal verse bit)
There was a boy and girl who fell in love:
They both were in love with the stars and sky above,
Cinderella, cigarettes and scenes from the past
Were chasing them too fast for this love to ever last...
And they knew from the finish to the start
It was bound to fall apart
Thanks to Cupid's lazy dart. F
Wouldn't it be sweet if they could die from a broken heart?
C G F C G
Repeat F C G until the end. End on G.
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