Biografía:
The Gaslight Anthem es una banda americana de punk rock de la ciudad de New Brunswick en el estado de New Jersey. Ellos lanzaron su primer album "Sink or Swim" en XOXO Records el 29 de Mayo de 2007.
Su debut completo fue bien recibido por sitios independientes de musica indie así como Punknews.org (revisión del álbum "Sink or Swim"), Absolutepunk.net (biografía y revisión) y Racket Magazine (entrevista) y mas sitios populares como Spin.com (Banda del día en agosto del 2007), UltimateGuitar.
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Otras canciones:
- Drive
- Mae
- 1000 Years
- 1930
- 45
- 59 Sound
- Aint That A Shame
- Always Something
- American Slang
- Angry Johnny And The Radio
- Antonia Jane
- Biloxi Parish
- Blue Dahlia
- Blue Jeans And White T
- Blue Jeans White T
- Boomboxes And Dictionaries
- Boxer
- Break Your Heart
- Bring It On
- Capo 4Th Fret
- Casanova Baby
- Changing Of The Guards
- Dark Places
- Desire
- Even Cowgirls Get The Blues
- Film Noir
- Gaslight Medley
- Get Hurt
- Great Expectations
- Hadwritten
- Halloween
- Handwritten
- Have Mercy
- Helter Skeleton
- Here Comes My Man
- Heres Looking At You Kid
- High Lonesome
- Hold You Up
- Howl
- I Coulda Been A Contender
- I Do Not Hook Up
- Ida Called You Woody Joe
- Keepsake
- Mamas Boys
- Meet Me At The Rivers Edge
- Meet Me By The Rivers Edge
- Miles Davis And The Cool
- Misery
- Mulholland Drive
- National Anthem
- Old Haunts
- Old White Lincoln
- Once Upon A Time
- Orphans
- Our Fathers Sons
- Placeholder
- Red At Night
- Red In The Morning
- Red Violins
- Rollin And Tumblin
- Rolling And Tumbling
- Say I Wont Recognize
- Selected Poems
- Senor And The Queen
- Senor And The Queen Acoustic
- She Loves You
- Skinny Love
- Stay Lucky
- Stay Vicious
- Stray Paper
- Sweet Morphine
- Teenage Rebellion
- The 59 Sound
- The Backseat
- The Blues Mary
- The Diamond Church Street Choir
- The Navesink Banks
- The Patient Ferris Wheel
- The Queen Of Lower Chelsea
- The Spirit Of Jazz
- The Weight
- Tin Pan Alley
- Too Much Blood
- Underneath The Ground
- We Came To Dance
- We Did It When We Were Young
- Were Getting A Divorce You Keep The Diner
- Wherefore Art Thou Elvis
- Wooderson
¡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!
Hey everyone. This is my first tab, and hopefully you like it.
It's relatively similar to the first version that was posted, I changed the Intro,
Chorus, Pre-Chorus, and Outro chords to essentially match the verses. If you're
like me, and have trouble singing in anything lower then Eb tuning then this version is for you.
I play with the Capo on the 1st or 3rd fret, but you can move that around wherever you want.
Tuning: Standard [EADGBe]
G (320033)
D (x00232)
A (x02200)
Cadd9 (x32033)
Em7 (022033)
Intro-
G, D, G, D, G, Cadd9 -x3-
G, D, G, D, G, Cadd9,
D-
Verse 1-
Em7
What a hot and sultry summer,
Cadd9
The steam just slides up off them streets
G
You got to stay inside and wait for the night,
D
And then come on over and see me
Em7
There's a poetry about these streets,
Cadd9
It just slips from your skin and goes right underneath
G
And mama always knew I'd meet a girl like you,
D
But me, I never believed
Pre-Chorus-
Em7 D Cadd9
Cause' I've been so lonely I can't imagine that kind of sympathy
Em7 D Cadd9
Cause' I've been so lonely I can't imagine that kind of sympathy
Chorus-
G
Where'd you get them scars?
Em7
How blue is your heart?
Cadd9
Is it sad enough to break?
G D
She said, "it's sad enough to break"
G
How long was your life?
Em7
Was it cold and strange like mine?
Cadd9
Are you man enough to lay here?
G D G
She said, "I'm man enough my baby, come see about me"
Verse 2-
Em7 Cadd9
I had a dream about you once, and I could barely see your form
G
And I met you between the wax and the needle,
D
In the words of my favorite song
Em7 Cadd9
Your black hair was like a raven with your tan skin on the beach
G D
Your backdrop were the auroras and my sidekick was all this grief
Em7 D Cadd9
I've been so low down, I'm almost level with the ground
Chorus-
G
Where'd you get them scars?
Em7
How blue is your heart?
Cadd9
Is it sad enough to break?
G D
She said "it's sad enough to break"
G
How long was your life?
Em7
Was it cold and strange like mine?
Cadd9
Are you man enough to lay here?
G D G
She said, "I'm man enough my baby, come see about me"
Bridge-
G Em7 D
Did they take you to the carnival to get locked up on a ride?
G
Me, I got caught up with the fortuen tellers
Em7 Cadd9
And the ladies with the sleepy eyes
Cadd9 D
It took years my baby just to come clean,
Em7 Cadd9
Every streetlight a reminder
D Em7
And all those apologies
Cadd9 D Em7
And the night was lonely next to me
Cadd9 D G
Even the night was lonely next to me
Chorus-
G
Where'd you get them scars?
Em7
How blue is your heart?
Cadd9
Is it sad enough to break?
G D
She said "it's sad enough to break"
G
How long was your life?
Em7
Was it cold and strange like mine?
Cadd9
Are you man enough to lay here?
G D G Em7
She said, "I'm man enough my baby, come see about me"
Outro-
Cadd9 G D
Come see about me, ah-ah
Em7 Cadd9
Come see about me,
G D
Come see about me,
Em7 Cadd9
Come see about me, ah-ah
G D
Come see about me, ah-ah
G
Whenever you're lonely
-End-
It's relatively similar to the first version that was posted, I changed the Intro,
Chorus, Pre-Chorus, and Outro chords to essentially match the verses. If you're
like me, and have trouble singing in anything lower then Eb tuning then this version is for you.
I play with the Capo on the 1st or 3rd fret, but you can move that around wherever you want.
Tuning: Standard [EADGBe]
G (320033)
D (x00232)
A (x02200)
Cadd9 (x32033)
Em7 (022033)
Intro-
G, D, G, D, G, Cadd9 -x3-
G, D, G, D, G, Cadd9,
D-
Verse 1-
Em7
What a hot and sultry summer,
Cadd9
The steam just slides up off them streets
G
You got to stay inside and wait for the night,
D
And then come on over and see me
Em7
There's a poetry about these streets,
Cadd9
It just slips from your skin and goes right underneath
G
And mama always knew I'd meet a girl like you,
D
But me, I never believed
Pre-Chorus-
Em7 D Cadd9
Cause' I've been so lonely I can't imagine that kind of sympathy
Em7 D Cadd9
Cause' I've been so lonely I can't imagine that kind of sympathy
Chorus-
G
Where'd you get them scars?
Em7
How blue is your heart?
Cadd9
Is it sad enough to break?
G D
She said, "it's sad enough to break"
G
How long was your life?
Em7
Was it cold and strange like mine?
Cadd9
Are you man enough to lay here?
G D G
She said, "I'm man enough my baby, come see about me"
Verse 2-
Em7 Cadd9
I had a dream about you once, and I could barely see your form
G
And I met you between the wax and the needle,
D
In the words of my favorite song
Em7 Cadd9
Your black hair was like a raven with your tan skin on the beach
G D
Your backdrop were the auroras and my sidekick was all this grief
Em7 D Cadd9
I've been so low down, I'm almost level with the ground
Chorus-
G
Where'd you get them scars?
Em7
How blue is your heart?
Cadd9
Is it sad enough to break?
G D
She said "it's sad enough to break"
G
How long was your life?
Em7
Was it cold and strange like mine?
Cadd9
Are you man enough to lay here?
G D G
She said, "I'm man enough my baby, come see about me"
Bridge-
G Em7 D
Did they take you to the carnival to get locked up on a ride?
G
Me, I got caught up with the fortuen tellers
Em7 Cadd9
And the ladies with the sleepy eyes
Cadd9 D
It took years my baby just to come clean,
Em7 Cadd9
Every streetlight a reminder
D Em7
And all those apologies
Cadd9 D Em7
And the night was lonely next to me
Cadd9 D G
Even the night was lonely next to me
Chorus-
G
Where'd you get them scars?
Em7
How blue is your heart?
Cadd9
Is it sad enough to break?
G D
She said "it's sad enough to break"
G
How long was your life?
Em7
Was it cold and strange like mine?
Cadd9
Are you man enough to lay here?
G D G Em7
She said, "I'm man enough my baby, come see about me"
Outro-
Cadd9 G D
Come see about me, ah-ah
Em7 Cadd9
Come see about me,
G D
Come see about me,
Em7 Cadd9
Come see about me, ah-ah
G D
Come see about me, ah-ah
G
Whenever you're lonely
-End-
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