Biografía:
The Wonder Years es una banda de Pop-Punk originaria de Pensilvania, USA en el 2005.
Desde esa fecha ellos tienen grabados 9 Ep's yy split, y 3 album estudio , bajo el sello Hopeless Records.
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Otras canciones:
- Came Out Swinging
- Cigarettes And Saints
- Dismantling Summer
- Don't Let Me Cave In
- Hey Thanks
- I Was Scared And I'm Sorry
- Local Man Ruins Everything
- Madelyn
- My Last Semester
- Passing Through A Screen Door
- The Bluest Things On Earth
- The Devil In My Bloodstream
- Woke Up Older
- You In January
- There, There
- A Song For Ernest Hemingway
- A Song For Patsy Cline
- All My Friends Are In Bar Bands
- An American Religion
- An Elegy For Baby Blue
- And Now Im Nothing
- Cardinals
- Christmas At 22
- Coffee Eyes
- Cul
- Devil In My Bloodstream
- Dont Let Me Cave In
- Everything I Own Fits In This Backpack
- Flowers Where Your Face Should Be
- Heavens Gate Sad And Sober
- Hey Julie
- Hoodie Weather
- I Dont Like Who I Was Then
- I Just Wanna Sell Out My Funeral
- I Wanted So Badly To Be Brave
- I Was Scared And Im Sorry
- I Wont Say The Lords Prayer
- It Must Get Lonely
- Its Never Sunny In South Philadelphia
- Ive Given You All
- Living Room Song
- Logan Circle
- Logan Circle A New Hope
- Me Vs The Highway
- Melrose Diner
- My Life As Rob Gordon
- New Years With Carl Weathers
- No Closer To Heaven
- Palm Reader
- Pyramids Of Salt
- Racing Trains
- Raining In Kyoto
- Sister Cities
- Slow Dancing With San Andreas
- Stained Glass Ceilings
- Suburbia
- Teenage Parents
- Thanks For The Ride
- The Bastards The Vultures The Wolves
- The Ghosts Of Right Now
- The Ocean Grew Hands To Hold Me
- The Orange Grove
- There There
- This Party Sucks
- Washington Square Park
- We Look Like Lightning
- When Keeping It Real Goes Wrong
- When The Blue Finally Came
- Wont Be Pathetic Forever
- You Made Me Want To Be A Saint
- Youre Not Salinger Get Over It
¡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!
[Verse 1]
C#m E
I saw you hiding in the ivy
F#m A
I know you're too afraid to call
C#m E
They're getting ready for the winter here
F#m A
They've gathered pyramids of salt
C#m E
You saw them having trouble breathing
F#m A
I know you think that it's your fault
C#m E
I saw you hiding in the ivy
F#m A
Keeping quiet through the fall
C#m E F#m A x2
[Verse 2]
C#m E
There's a bird inside your rib cage
F#m A
He screams so I never forget
C#m E
I wanna break open your sternum
F#m A
I wanna rip him from his nest
C#m E
And sow you back up like a garden
F#m A
Growing flowers from your chest
C#m E
There's a bird inside your rib cage
F#m A
I keep trying to forget
C#m
[Chorus]
A E C#m B
I drew a line in the sand with these worthless fucking hands
A E C#m B
I drew a line in the sand, you washed it away again
[Verse 3]
C#m E
I saw you hiding in the ivy
F#m A
Watched the night start to decay
C#m E
And you wonder in the morning who's gonna drag
F#m A
The sun out of the lake
C#m E
You move gently off the sore spots
D A
I can see that you're in pain
C#m E
Everything left in the light here long enough
F#m A
Is someday gonna fade
C#m
[Chorus]
A E C#m B
I drew a line in the sand with these worthless fucking hands
A E C#m B
I drew a line in the sand, you washed it away again
A E C#m B
I drew a line in the sand with these goddamn worthless hands
A E C#m B
I drew a line in the sand, you washed it away again
E
[Bridge]
E
We're so vacant
A
These bodies
E
Collapsing
A
So gracefully
E
And I love you
A
And I'm sorry
E
And I understand if you blame me
A
And I'm helpless
E
And you're drowning
A C#m B
And I'm beating at the water here so desperately
C#m
So desperately
N.C.
[Chorus]
C#m B A E
I drew a line in the sand with these worthless fucking hands
C#m B A E
I drew a line in the sand, you washed it away again
C#m B A E
I drew a line in the sand with these goddamn worthless hands
C#m B A E
I drew a line in the sand, you washed it away again
B C#m
Don't wash me away again
C#m E
I saw you hiding in the ivy
F#m A
I know you're too afraid to call
C#m E
They're getting ready for the winter here
F#m A
They've gathered pyramids of salt
C#m E
You saw them having trouble breathing
F#m A
I know you think that it's your fault
C#m E
I saw you hiding in the ivy
F#m A
Keeping quiet through the fall
C#m E F#m A x2
[Verse 2]
C#m E
There's a bird inside your rib cage
F#m A
He screams so I never forget
C#m E
I wanna break open your sternum
F#m A
I wanna rip him from his nest
C#m E
And sow you back up like a garden
F#m A
Growing flowers from your chest
C#m E
There's a bird inside your rib cage
F#m A
I keep trying to forget
C#m
[Chorus]
A E C#m B
I drew a line in the sand with these worthless fucking hands
A E C#m B
I drew a line in the sand, you washed it away again
[Verse 3]
C#m E
I saw you hiding in the ivy
F#m A
Watched the night start to decay
C#m E
And you wonder in the morning who's gonna drag
F#m A
The sun out of the lake
C#m E
You move gently off the sore spots
D A
I can see that you're in pain
C#m E
Everything left in the light here long enough
F#m A
Is someday gonna fade
C#m
[Chorus]
A E C#m B
I drew a line in the sand with these worthless fucking hands
A E C#m B
I drew a line in the sand, you washed it away again
A E C#m B
I drew a line in the sand with these goddamn worthless hands
A E C#m B
I drew a line in the sand, you washed it away again
E
[Bridge]
E
We're so vacant
A
These bodies
E
Collapsing
A
So gracefully
E
And I love you
A
And I'm sorry
E
And I understand if you blame me
A
And I'm helpless
E
And you're drowning
A C#m B
And I'm beating at the water here so desperately
C#m
So desperately
N.C.
[Chorus]
C#m B A E
I drew a line in the sand with these worthless fucking hands
C#m B A E
I drew a line in the sand, you washed it away again
C#m B A E
I drew a line in the sand with these goddamn worthless hands
C#m B A E
I drew a line in the sand, you washed it away again
B C#m
Don't wash me away again
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The Wurzels
The Xx
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Thee Silver Mt. (...)
Thees Uhlmann
Thegiornalisti
Thelma Houston
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