Biografía:
Spoon es una banda de rock alternativo de Austin, Texas formada en el año 1994. Melodías tarareables y mágicas, inspiradas en la tradición folk-rock-pop norteamericana, sobre estructuras instrumentales alejadas de lo típico. Canciones compuestas y producidas de manera limpia, arriesgada y creativa. Todo el que haya escuchado con cierta minuciosidad el catálogo editado en los noventa por sellos como Matador, Big Cat, Merge o Spin Art sabrá de lo que se está hablando.
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Otras canciones:
- Black Like Me
- Do You
- Underdog
- Way We Get By
- You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb
- Anything You Want
- Back To The Life
- Beast And Dragon Adored
- Before Destruction
- Book I Write
- Can I Sit Next To You
- Chicago At Night
- Chips And Dip
- Do I Have To Talk You Into It
- Dont Let It Get You Down
- Eddies Ragga
- Everything Hits At Once
- Finer Feelings
- First Caress
- Goodnight Laura
- I Aint The One
- I Just Dont Understand
- I Summon You
- I Turn My Camera On
- In The Right Place The Right Time
- Inside Out
- Jealousy
- Jonathan Fisk
- Knock Knock Knock
- Laffitte Dont Fail Me Now
- Leave Your Effects Where Theyre Easily Seen
- Let Me Be Mine
- Lines In The Suit
- Mean Mad Margaret
- Memori Sekuntum Rindu
- My Mathematical Mind
- Nefarious
- Out Go The Lights
- Rainy Taxi
- Rent I Pay
- Rhythm And Soul
- Rindu Serindu Rindunya
- Run Through The Jungle
- Sister Jack
- Something To Look Forward To
- Tear It Down
- The Agony Of Lafitte
- The Mystery Zone
- The Underdog
- The Way We Get By
- They Want My Soul
- Trouble Comes Running
- Upwards At 45 Degrees
- Utilitarian
- Whisperilllistentohearit
- You Get Yours
- You Got Yr Cherry Bomb
- You Gotta Feel 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!
Well no one seems to be getting the chords on this right, so I might as well try to
fix things. I've studied a bunch of chord theory, so I think this is just about right.
A Fmaj7
We get high in backseats of cars
A Fmaj7
We break into mobile homes
A Fmaj7
We go to sleep to shake up you
A Fmaj7
And then wake up on our own
CHORUS
Am A/G
And that's the way we get by to
Fmaj7
Way we get by
Am A/G
Aw that's, the way we get by to
Fmaj7
Way we get by
A Fmaj7
We go out in stormy weather
A Fmaj7
We rarely practice discern
A Fmaj7
We make love to some with sin
A Fmaj7
We seek out the taciturn
CHORUS
A Fmaj7/A
And that's the way we get by
A Fmaj7/A
That's the way we get by
A Fmaj7
We found a new kinda dance in a magazine
A Fmaj7
Try it on, it's like nothin' you've ever seen
A Fmaj7
You sweet talk like a cop, an' you know it
A
You bought a new bag of pot
Fmaj7
So let's make a new start
CHORUS
Am Fmaj7
And that's the way we get by
Am Fmaj7
That's the way we get by
PIANO INTERLUDE
Am - A/G - Fmaj7 - Am/E
Am - A/G - Fmaj7 - Am/E
F - Am/E - E7 - E7
F - Am/E - E7 - E7
A Fmaj7
We get high in backseats of cars
A Fmaj7
We put faith in our concerns
A Fmaj7
Fall in love to down the streak
A Fmaj7
We believe in the sum of ourselves
Am Am/G
And that's the way we get by to
Fmaj7
Way we get by
Am Am/G
Aw that's the way we get by to
Fmaj7
Way we get by
Am Am/G
And that's the way we get by to
Fmaj7
Way we get by to
Way
A Fmaj7
And that's the way we get by
A Fmaj7
That's the way we get by
I rate this tab as a novice tab because all of these chords should be fairly
straightforward. The only chords that might be slightly confusing are Fmaj7
and the chords that have a slash between two letters (i.e. Am/G). A major 7
chord is fairly easy to figure out, you basically take a 7 chord and play the
7th up a half step. And the root chords (Am/G) are about as straightforward as
they get. If you're playing guitar, just play the first chord (Am). If you're
playing piano, play some form of the first chord in your right hand and some
form of the second in your left (octaves and fifths work best). And lastly,
if you're playing bass, play the second chord listed (G).
fix things. I've studied a bunch of chord theory, so I think this is just about right.
A Fmaj7
We get high in backseats of cars
A Fmaj7
We break into mobile homes
A Fmaj7
We go to sleep to shake up you
A Fmaj7
And then wake up on our own
CHORUS
Am A/G
And that's the way we get by to
Fmaj7
Way we get by
Am A/G
Aw that's, the way we get by to
Fmaj7
Way we get by
A Fmaj7
We go out in stormy weather
A Fmaj7
We rarely practice discern
A Fmaj7
We make love to some with sin
A Fmaj7
We seek out the taciturn
CHORUS
A Fmaj7/A
And that's the way we get by
A Fmaj7/A
That's the way we get by
A Fmaj7
We found a new kinda dance in a magazine
A Fmaj7
Try it on, it's like nothin' you've ever seen
A Fmaj7
You sweet talk like a cop, an' you know it
A
You bought a new bag of pot
Fmaj7
So let's make a new start
CHORUS
Am Fmaj7
And that's the way we get by
Am Fmaj7
That's the way we get by
PIANO INTERLUDE
Am - A/G - Fmaj7 - Am/E
Am - A/G - Fmaj7 - Am/E
F - Am/E - E7 - E7
F - Am/E - E7 - E7
A Fmaj7
We get high in backseats of cars
A Fmaj7
We put faith in our concerns
A Fmaj7
Fall in love to down the streak
A Fmaj7
We believe in the sum of ourselves
Am Am/G
And that's the way we get by to
Fmaj7
Way we get by
Am Am/G
Aw that's the way we get by to
Fmaj7
Way we get by
Am Am/G
And that's the way we get by to
Fmaj7
Way we get by to
Way
A Fmaj7
And that's the way we get by
A Fmaj7
That's the way we get by
I rate this tab as a novice tab because all of these chords should be fairly
straightforward. The only chords that might be slightly confusing are Fmaj7
and the chords that have a slash between two letters (i.e. Am/G). A major 7
chord is fairly easy to figure out, you basically take a 7 chord and play the
7th up a half step. And the root chords (Am/G) are about as straightforward as
they get. If you're playing guitar, just play the first chord (Am). If you're
playing piano, play some form of the first chord in your right hand and some
form of the second in your left (octaves and fifths work best). And lastly,
if you're playing bass, play the second chord listed (G).
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