Biografía:
Lambchop, originalmente Posterchild, es un grupo musical de Nashville, Tennessee formado en 1986. Lambchop está relacionada con el country alternativo, aunque su música no es fácil de encuadrar genéricamente.
El portal musical Allmusic se refiere al grupo como "arguably the most consistently brilliant and unique American group to emerge during the 1990s" [1] (posiblemente el único y más consistentemente brillante grupo americano surgido en los años 90).
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"Autumn's Vicar" by Lambchop
From the 2002 album Is a Woman
[Intro]
A A6sus2 A A6sus2 C#m Bm C#m Bm D E
[Verse]
A A6sus2
Chickadee tosses leaves out of her nester
A A6sus2
My uncle's uncle's uncles fester
C#m Bm
To chestnut's empty sound
C#m Bm
One by one they hit the ground
D
It's fall and it's warm
E
And I've got a sweater
A A6sus2
Tell me nothing nothing's better
A A6sus2
The flowers wilt from the weight of the leaves
C#m Bm
But it's not the cold
C#m Bm
It's the dryness
D A
That makes it so, (groovy)
[Chorus]
E D
Believe you me
E D
Believe me you
C#m Bm
Let it roll
C#m Bm
God cues his trees to drop their load
Fm
I've got some used cowboy boots
A
You've got some weed
A A6sus2 A A6sus2 C#m Bm C#m Bm D E
[Verse]
A A6sus2
It's a noisy cracked accu-mulation
A A6sus2
Of golden brown, Mr. Brown's first born
C#m Bm
Can anyone get it
C#m Bm
It's not too obvious
D E
Two friends locked in a Dutch romance
A A6sus2
It's the angry middle aged distraction
A A6sus2
Your postman stumbles in the yard
C#m Bm
With a message long
C#m Bm
You communicate through song
D A
And take it up with the vicar
[Chorus]
E D
Believe you me
E D
Believe me you
C#m Bm
Grateful for the score
C#m Bm
The nuts today you store
Fm A
Could come in handy in the future
C#m Bm
Grateful for the score
C#m Bm
The nuts today you store
Fm A
Could come in handy in the future
From the 2002 album Is a Woman
[Intro]
A A6sus2 A A6sus2 C#m Bm C#m Bm D E
[Verse]
A A6sus2
Chickadee tosses leaves out of her nester
A A6sus2
My uncle's uncle's uncles fester
C#m Bm
To chestnut's empty sound
C#m Bm
One by one they hit the ground
D
It's fall and it's warm
E
And I've got a sweater
A A6sus2
Tell me nothing nothing's better
A A6sus2
The flowers wilt from the weight of the leaves
C#m Bm
But it's not the cold
C#m Bm
It's the dryness
D A
That makes it so, (groovy)
[Chorus]
E D
Believe you me
E D
Believe me you
C#m Bm
Let it roll
C#m Bm
God cues his trees to drop their load
Fm
I've got some used cowboy boots
A
You've got some weed
A A6sus2 A A6sus2 C#m Bm C#m Bm D E
[Verse]
A A6sus2
It's a noisy cracked accu-mulation
A A6sus2
Of golden brown, Mr. Brown's first born
C#m Bm
Can anyone get it
C#m Bm
It's not too obvious
D E
Two friends locked in a Dutch romance
A A6sus2
It's the angry middle aged distraction
A A6sus2
Your postman stumbles in the yard
C#m Bm
With a message long
C#m Bm
You communicate through song
D A
And take it up with the vicar
[Chorus]
E D
Believe you me
E D
Believe me you
C#m Bm
Grateful for the score
C#m Bm
The nuts today you store
Fm A
Could come in handy in the future
C#m Bm
Grateful for the score
C#m Bm
The nuts today you store
Fm A
Could come in handy in the future
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