Biografía:
Se trata de un conjunto estadounidense, Maritime, formado de las cenizas de Promise Ring and the Dismemberment Plan, Davey von Bohlen (voz / guitarra), Dan Didier (batería) y Eric Axelson (batería) lo formaron en el año 2003.
Con un sincero sonido pop, melodias deliciosas, y ligeros toques punk muy suavizados, Maritime lanza su album debut, "Glass Floor" en 2004, continuan con "We, The Vehicles" en el 2007 y un último que publican en 2007 "Heresy And The Hotel Choir".
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¡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!
I figured these chords by ear and got the chord names from Guitar Pro, they may or may
not be accurate. The chords themselves may or may not be accurate. I got the lyrics from
another website, so they may or may not be accurate either, and I can't always tell what
Davey is saying myself.
Here is how I play the chords According to the parts of the song and such, the only one
I'm not entirely fond of is the D11 over the "if it hurts you breathe in" because it
doesn't sound right to me, and after fiddling for a while I could find the appropriate
chord that it sounds like they play there, so please leave a comment if you're aware of the
correct chord. I play the D11 that way and it doesn't sound too awful, though.
You could probably also just play the chords without the 7's and the add9 stuff and just
do regular majors and minors but I tried to make it sound as accurate to the song as I could.
Otherwise, thanks for checking it out, this is my first time figuring out chords by ear. :)
Intro and Verse:
Em7 Dadd9 C7M Bm7
e|7| e|0| e|0| e|2|
B|8| B|7| B|0| B|3|
G|7| G|7| G|5| G|2|
D|9| D|x| D|5| D|4|
A|7| A|5| A|3| A|2|
E|x| E|x| E|x| E|x|
Chorus:
Em7 Dadd9 G Am7 C D11
e|0| e|0| e|3| e|0| e|0| e|0|
B|3| B|3| B|3| B|1| B|1| B|3|
G|0| G|2| G|0| G|0| G|0| G|0|
D|2| D|0| D|0| D|2| D|2| D|4|
A|2| A|0| A|2| A|0| A|3| A|5|
E|0| E|2| E|3| E|x| E|x| E|x|
Intro:
Em7 Dadd9 C7M Bm7 Em7
Verse 1:
Em7
You're a bicycle, we the peloton
Dadd9
you are idling with your engine on
C7M Bm7 Em7
Oooooooooooooooo, soon it'll be years.
Em7
Baby shoes old chromosomes,
Dadd9
old patios on brand new homes
C7M Bm7 Em7
Oooooooooooooooo, they've got small bones.
Em7
Do I/you
Dadd9
need you/me
C7M Bm7 G
is there anything in the easter sun,
Chorus:
Em7 Dadd9 G Am7 C
un- der your great tongue
D11
family pictures hung, c'mon, c'mon use your c'mon sense
G Bm7
use your lazy wings
C
if the ballad backs you sing
D11
if it hurts you breathe in
Interlude:
Em7 Dadd9 C7M Bm7 Em7
Verse 2:
Em7
Soft animals if their hearts pour out
Dadd9
glass eyes everywhere like a wooden doll
C7M Bm7 Em7
Oooooooooooooooo, they've got small bones.
Em7
Do I/you
Dadd9
need you/me
C7M Bm7 G
is there anything in the easter sun,
Chorus:
Em7 Dadd9 G Am7 C
un- der your great tongue
D11
family pictures hung, c'mon, c'mon use your c'mon sense
G Bm7
use your lazy wings
C
if the ballad backs you sing
D11
if it hurts you breathe in
G Bm7 C7M
If your ice cream eyes see violent skies,
if the stars turn crooked
(if the stars are crooked)
Dadd9
you should just stop looking
(you should just stop looking)
C
you should just stop looking,
D11
c'mon, c'mon use your c'mon sense
G Bm7
use your lazy wings
C
if the ballad backs you sing
D11
if it hurts you breathe in
not be accurate. The chords themselves may or may not be accurate. I got the lyrics from
another website, so they may or may not be accurate either, and I can't always tell what
Davey is saying myself.
Here is how I play the chords According to the parts of the song and such, the only one
I'm not entirely fond of is the D11 over the "if it hurts you breathe in" because it
doesn't sound right to me, and after fiddling for a while I could find the appropriate
chord that it sounds like they play there, so please leave a comment if you're aware of the
correct chord. I play the D11 that way and it doesn't sound too awful, though.
You could probably also just play the chords without the 7's and the add9 stuff and just
do regular majors and minors but I tried to make it sound as accurate to the song as I could.
Otherwise, thanks for checking it out, this is my first time figuring out chords by ear. :)
Intro and Verse:
Em7 Dadd9 C7M Bm7
e|7| e|0| e|0| e|2|
B|8| B|7| B|0| B|3|
G|7| G|7| G|5| G|2|
D|9| D|x| D|5| D|4|
A|7| A|5| A|3| A|2|
E|x| E|x| E|x| E|x|
Chorus:
Em7 Dadd9 G Am7 C D11
e|0| e|0| e|3| e|0| e|0| e|0|
B|3| B|3| B|3| B|1| B|1| B|3|
G|0| G|2| G|0| G|0| G|0| G|0|
D|2| D|0| D|0| D|2| D|2| D|4|
A|2| A|0| A|2| A|0| A|3| A|5|
E|0| E|2| E|3| E|x| E|x| E|x|
Intro:
Em7 Dadd9 C7M Bm7 Em7
Verse 1:
Em7
You're a bicycle, we the peloton
Dadd9
you are idling with your engine on
C7M Bm7 Em7
Oooooooooooooooo, soon it'll be years.
Em7
Baby shoes old chromosomes,
Dadd9
old patios on brand new homes
C7M Bm7 Em7
Oooooooooooooooo, they've got small bones.
Em7
Do I/you
Dadd9
need you/me
C7M Bm7 G
is there anything in the easter sun,
Chorus:
Em7 Dadd9 G Am7 C
un- der your great tongue
D11
family pictures hung, c'mon, c'mon use your c'mon sense
G Bm7
use your lazy wings
C
if the ballad backs you sing
D11
if it hurts you breathe in
Interlude:
Em7 Dadd9 C7M Bm7 Em7
Verse 2:
Em7
Soft animals if their hearts pour out
Dadd9
glass eyes everywhere like a wooden doll
C7M Bm7 Em7
Oooooooooooooooo, they've got small bones.
Em7
Do I/you
Dadd9
need you/me
C7M Bm7 G
is there anything in the easter sun,
Chorus:
Em7 Dadd9 G Am7 C
un- der your great tongue
D11
family pictures hung, c'mon, c'mon use your c'mon sense
G Bm7
use your lazy wings
C
if the ballad backs you sing
D11
if it hurts you breathe in
G Bm7 C7M
If your ice cream eyes see violent skies,
if the stars turn crooked
(if the stars are crooked)
Dadd9
you should just stop looking
(you should just stop looking)
C
you should just stop looking,
D11
c'mon, c'mon use your c'mon sense
G Bm7
use your lazy wings
C
if the ballad backs you sing
D11
if it hurts you breathe in
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