Biografía:
The Airborne Toxic Event, originarios de Los Feliz, en California, es un grupo que ha creado unas expectativas increíbles en muy poco tiempo. Hace apenas dos años de su creación y su popularidad crece tanto como su indudable talento.
Mikel Jollett se encontraba escribiendo una novela, en marzo de 2006, cuando le diagnosticaron una enfermedad autoinmune, rompió con su pareja sentimental y se enteró de que su madre padecía de cáncer. Todo en una misma semana.
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Otras canciones:
- Bride and Groom
- Changing
- Gasoline
- Happiness Is Overrated
- Innocence
- Missy
- Papillon
- Sometime Around Midnight
- Strange Girl
- The Graveyard Near The House
- True Love
- Wishing Well
- A Certain Type Of Girl
- All At Once
- All For A Woman
- All I Ever Wanted
- America
- April Is The Cruelest Month
- Bride Groom
- California
- Change And Change And Change And Change
- Cocaine And Abel
- Does This Mean Youre Moving On
- Dublin
- Duet
- Elizabeth
- Goodbye Horses
- Half Of Something Else
- Hell And Back
- It Doesnt Mean A Thing
- Letter To Georgia
- Numb
- One Time Thing
- Parson Red Heads
- Poor Isaac
- Safe
- Something New
- Strangers
- The Fall Of Rome
- The Fifth Day
- The Girls In Their Summer Dresses
- The Kids Are Ready To Die
- The Secret
- The Storm
- The Thing About Dreams
- The Way Home
- The Winning Side
- This Is London
- This Losing
- Timeless
- Whats In A Name
- Why Why Why
- Wishing Song
- Wrong
¡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!
Great, great song. It's just a bunch of verses that use the same progression over and over.
G c
In America you’re born with a silver spoon
G D
Or in the back of the bus by the light of the moon
Em C
And when you die they say “It’ll all be changing soon
G D G
And you’ll be free, you’ll be free, you’ll be free”
G C
It was two hundred years of war that lit that freedom torch
G D
Went from Southhampton fields up to the White House porch
Em C
And they’re still shooting all the kids for trying to break that yoke
G
How can you breathe?
D
How can you breathe?
G
How can you breathe?
G C
They gave a fortune away to some Wall Street bank
G D
Like a treasure was sunk on a ship already sank
Em
And they’re still standing on the deck
C
Trying to get us to walk the plank
G D G
While they’re lost at sea, lost at sea, lost at sea
G C
But I ain't never had more than ten dollars to my name
G D
And I’ve been told my whole life, “Boy you got to hide your shame”
Em C
For being born like a match set afire by the flame
G D G
But I will burn free, I will burn free, I will burn free
G C
When I look all around me, I wonder where they’ve gone
G D
All the people that I loved reduced to memories in a song
Em
I can hear them trying to remind me
C
Just remember right from wrong
G D G
Because we fought for thee, we fought for thee, we fought for thee
G C
But I see hatred in the eyes of all these people running scared
G D
Like the world’s been taken by someone who finally dared
Em
To just stand up and say we’re staying
C
We’re not going anywhere
G D G
And we will be free, we will be free, we will be free
G C
In America you’re born with a silver spoon
G D
Or in the back of the bus by the light of the moon
Em C
And when you die they say, “It’ll all be changing soon
G D G
And you’ll be free, you’ll be free, you’ll be free”
G
So I wonder which was the lie
C
The past in it’s glory
G
or the promise of a future
D
you and I may never see
Em C
‘Cause the reasons I've been given sound like bullshit to me
G D G
We’ll wait and see, wait and see, wait and see
G C
Now America, I know I’m not your favorite son
G D
But I did my time and I’m not hurting anyone
Em C
I’m just tired of living at the point of a gun
G
When will you see?
D
When will you see?
G
When will you see?
Em
When you say we’re free
C
N.C.
You don’t mean me
N.C.
You don’t mean me
G c
In America you’re born with a silver spoon
G D
Or in the back of the bus by the light of the moon
Em C
And when you die they say “It’ll all be changing soon
G D G
And you’ll be free, you’ll be free, you’ll be free”
G C
It was two hundred years of war that lit that freedom torch
G D
Went from Southhampton fields up to the White House porch
Em C
And they’re still shooting all the kids for trying to break that yoke
G
How can you breathe?
D
How can you breathe?
G
How can you breathe?
G C
They gave a fortune away to some Wall Street bank
G D
Like a treasure was sunk on a ship already sank
Em
And they’re still standing on the deck
C
Trying to get us to walk the plank
G D G
While they’re lost at sea, lost at sea, lost at sea
G C
But I ain't never had more than ten dollars to my name
G D
And I’ve been told my whole life, “Boy you got to hide your shame”
Em C
For being born like a match set afire by the flame
G D G
But I will burn free, I will burn free, I will burn free
G C
When I look all around me, I wonder where they’ve gone
G D
All the people that I loved reduced to memories in a song
Em
I can hear them trying to remind me
C
Just remember right from wrong
G D G
Because we fought for thee, we fought for thee, we fought for thee
G C
But I see hatred in the eyes of all these people running scared
G D
Like the world’s been taken by someone who finally dared
Em
To just stand up and say we’re staying
C
We’re not going anywhere
G D G
And we will be free, we will be free, we will be free
G C
In America you’re born with a silver spoon
G D
Or in the back of the bus by the light of the moon
Em C
And when you die they say, “It’ll all be changing soon
G D G
And you’ll be free, you’ll be free, you’ll be free”
G
So I wonder which was the lie
C
The past in it’s glory
G
or the promise of a future
D
you and I may never see
Em C
‘Cause the reasons I've been given sound like bullshit to me
G D G
We’ll wait and see, wait and see, wait and see
G C
Now America, I know I’m not your favorite son
G D
But I did my time and I’m not hurting anyone
Em C
I’m just tired of living at the point of a gun
G
When will you see?
D
When will you see?
G
When will you see?
Em
When you say we’re free
C
N.C.
You don’t mean me
N.C.
You don’t mean me
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