Biografía:
Marc Scibilia (born 20 June 1986) is an American singer-songwriter born and raised in Buffalo, New York, currently based in East Nashville, Tennessee. His self-titled EP released in 2012 included the song “How Bad We Need Each Other” which was featured in the hit television series Bones. After the show aired, the song climbed to the #1 spot on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter chart.
Born into a working-class family of Lebanese and Italian heritage in Buffalo
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[Chorus]
C Em
I found your summer clothes
F C
In a closet yesterday
F C
I can give 'em all away
G
Unless you'll wear them
[Verse]
Am C
My memory ain't the best
F C
One more time, what's your address?
F C G
They should get there by the end of this week
Or the next
C
I've been thinking 'bout you
F C
Funny how that goes
F Am G C
Lookin' for my winter jacket, I found your summer clothes
[Instrumental]
C F Em C F Em
[Verse]
C Em
I'm alright, thanks for asking
F C
Summer came and summer's passing
F C
Deep down, you know it's the same old
G
There's a lotta talk, but nothing happens
Am C
They built a new casino
Am C
And they call it 'Little Reno'
F
But the blinking sign's
C
Gotta busted light
G
Says 'Welcome to eno'
Am
I always think about you
F C
'Specially when it snows
F
I see you there
Am
Your sunlit hair
C
Wearing summer clothes
[Solo]
F Em C F Em C
[Verse]
F
And do you think C G
You'll ever make it back to town
F
I don't like the way there is a
C Em
There is a lot of good folks little seeing you around
F C G
And I'll hang on to a pair of your sneakers
F
Maybe a couple t-shirts
G
You know we see the sun
For one or two months
[Chorus]
C Em
I found your summer clothes
F C
In a closet yesterday
G C Em
But I really called to say hello
Am C
It sure was good talking to you
F C
I let you off the phone
Am
Put on my winter jacket
G C
And send your summer clothes
[Chorus]
C Em
I found your summer clothes
F C
In a closet yesterday
F C
I can give 'em all away
G
Unless you'll wear them
[Verse]
Am C
My memory ain't the best
F C
One more time, what's your address?
F C G
They should get there by the end of this week
Or the next
C
I've been thinking 'bout you
F C
Funny how that goes
F Am G C
Lookin' for my winter jacket, I found your summer clothes
[Instrumental]
C F Em C F Em
[Verse]
C Em
I'm alright, thanks for asking
F C
Summer came and summer's passing
F C
Deep down, you know it's the same old
G
There's a lotta talk, but nothing happens
Am C
They built a new casino
Am C
And they call it 'Little Reno'
F
But the blinking sign's
C
Gotta busted light
G
Says 'Welcome to eno'
Am
I always think about you
F C
'Specially when it snows
F
I see you there
Am
Your sunlit hair
C
Wearing summer clothes
[Solo]
F Em C F Em C
[Verse]
F
And do you think C G
You'll ever make it back to town
F
I don't like the way there is a
C Em
There is a lot of good folks little seeing you around
F C G
And I'll hang on to a pair of your sneakers
F
Maybe a couple t-shirts
G
You know we see the sun
For one or two months
[Chorus]
C Em
I found your summer clothes
F C
In a closet yesterday
G C Em
But I really called to say hello
Am C
It sure was good talking to you
F C
I let you off the phone
Am
Put on my winter jacket
G C
And send your summer clothes
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