Biografía:
Hop Along is an American indie rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, formerly known as Hop Along, Queen Ansleis.
The band began as an acoustic freak-folk solo project Hop Along, Queen Ansleis in 2004, during Frances Quinlan's senior year in high school. The album Freshman Year was released in the summer of 2005. Three years later, in 2008, drummer Mark Quinlan (Frances Quinlan's brother) joined the project, followed by bassist Tyler Long in 2009.
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¡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!
Cant find anything by this band on here so I my as well post some stuff.
You can put a Capo on 5 or 7 to match the song;
Personally, I like it on 2, but that's just me...
Listen for the strumming order.
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G C
Bruno, what did you tell that man?
He's a clever man, did you know? I bet he works for the government.
G
And I know you know I know I can't control
C
Thoughts of things I need, and I believe everybody needs some encouragement.
G
I think it's real unfair that you should put him there
All we did was kiss, on my grave I swear
C
Where did you find his shoes? A lock of my hair?
All we did was kiss, on my grave I swear (x2)
G C
Some dull morning, we were wearing sheets,
and you whispered, "I think that they know better than me."
G C
See this hand that pushed you into the creek?
Sorry, was just fun, and you were laughing,
G
we ran right into the street.
C
And I wrote my name into the fresh-painted yellow line,
G
and you wrote your name right there next to mine.
We had to dodge a truck, he almost hit a buck
C
I think we had some luck, and for two bucks
we bought some bread and fed the grey geese and the ducks.
G
Everyone will come, everyone will yell
I'd thank you just the same if you didn't tell
C
My mother says that I will surely go to Hell
Please be a good man, please say you won't tell (x2)
G C
Did you know that that boy is an armed man?
G C
Bearing flowers in two hands, very able to hold me down
and love me more than anyone.
G C
Bruno, what happened to your good sense?
I broke down, that man's good. I bet he works for the government.
G C
Did you hear about that mother who broke her daughter's legs in two?
Said, "It's too dangerous out there to walk, so I had to save you!"
G
Ba ba da dum, Ba ba da dum,
Ba ba da dum, Ba ba bum
C
Da da da dum Da da da dum
Da da da dum dada dum
G
Everyone will come, everyone will yell
I'd thank you just the same if you didn't tell
C
My mother says that I will surely go to Hell
Please be a good man, please say you won't tell (x2)
G C
Bruno, did you know that the Greeks in the morning would eat oranges?
G C
They were firm believers in fruit curing fevers, and I agree.
G
That an orange warms the stomach.
You can put a Capo on 5 or 7 to match the song;
Personally, I like it on 2, but that's just me...
Listen for the strumming order.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G C
Bruno, what did you tell that man?
He's a clever man, did you know? I bet he works for the government.
G
And I know you know I know I can't control
C
Thoughts of things I need, and I believe everybody needs some encouragement.
G
I think it's real unfair that you should put him there
All we did was kiss, on my grave I swear
C
Where did you find his shoes? A lock of my hair?
All we did was kiss, on my grave I swear (x2)
G C
Some dull morning, we were wearing sheets,
and you whispered, "I think that they know better than me."
G C
See this hand that pushed you into the creek?
Sorry, was just fun, and you were laughing,
G
we ran right into the street.
C
And I wrote my name into the fresh-painted yellow line,
G
and you wrote your name right there next to mine.
We had to dodge a truck, he almost hit a buck
C
I think we had some luck, and for two bucks
we bought some bread and fed the grey geese and the ducks.
G
Everyone will come, everyone will yell
I'd thank you just the same if you didn't tell
C
My mother says that I will surely go to Hell
Please be a good man, please say you won't tell (x2)
G C
Did you know that that boy is an armed man?
G C
Bearing flowers in two hands, very able to hold me down
and love me more than anyone.
G C
Bruno, what happened to your good sense?
I broke down, that man's good. I bet he works for the government.
G C
Did you hear about that mother who broke her daughter's legs in two?
Said, "It's too dangerous out there to walk, so I had to save you!"
G
Ba ba da dum, Ba ba da dum,
Ba ba da dum, Ba ba bum
C
Da da da dum Da da da dum
Da da da dum dada dum
G
Everyone will come, everyone will yell
I'd thank you just the same if you didn't tell
C
My mother says that I will surely go to Hell
Please be a good man, please say you won't tell (x2)
G C
Bruno, did you know that the Greeks in the morning would eat oranges?
G C
They were firm believers in fruit curing fevers, and I agree.
G
That an orange warms the stomach.
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