Biografía:
The Black Tambourines are a four-piece garage-punk outfit from the town of Falmouth in Cornwall, UK.
https://soundcloud.com/the-black-tambourines
http://theblacktambourines.bandcamp.com/
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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!
Lyrics are a complete guess, especially verse 2
Intro: (A C G Bm) x 6
A C G Bm
Another reason for me to be-
A C G
lieve it's not my house
Bm A C G
It has not been the people that
Bm A C G Bm
I cannot see
A C G
I could be the tallest man
Bm A C G
And stand so proudly through the fog
Bm A C G
And dull way what if I could do it as (? lyrics ?)
Bm A C G Bm
A daydream
(A------) x 8
(A C G Bm) x 4
A C G Bm
I'm the ghost, the ghost the party's
A C G Bm A
Turned me on, with her electricity
A C G
And what's been hiding behind
Bm A C G Bm
the TV screen
A C G Bm
And I got out, from all of the different
A C G Bm A
And all the flies, inside of the spider web
A C G
Can talk to me when your
Bm A C G Bm
at your end
(A------) x 4
(A C G Bm) x 8
A----------- (ring out)
-XHankel
Intro: (A C G Bm) x 6
A C G Bm
Another reason for me to be-
A C G
lieve it's not my house
Bm A C G
It has not been the people that
Bm A C G Bm
I cannot see
A C G
I could be the tallest man
Bm A C G
And stand so proudly through the fog
Bm A C G
And dull way what if I could do it as (? lyrics ?)
Bm A C G Bm
A daydream
(A------) x 8
(A C G Bm) x 4
A C G Bm
I'm the ghost, the ghost the party's
A C G Bm A
Turned me on, with her electricity
A C G
And what's been hiding behind
Bm A C G Bm
the TV screen
A C G Bm
And I got out, from all of the different
A C G Bm A
And all the flies, inside of the spider web
A C G
Can talk to me when your
Bm A C G Bm
at your end
(A------) x 4
(A C G Bm) x 8
A----------- (ring out)
-XHankel
The Blackwells
The Blam
The Blancks
The Blancos
The Bland
The Blue Dawns
The Blue Diamond (...)
The Blue Dragon
The Blue Eyed Be (...)
The Blue Hearts