Biografía:
The usual sounds brought to mind at the sight of a cityscape are typically loud, harsh, and overbearing. Roaring bus engines, rumbling trains on their tracks, and buzzing markets and cafes all amplify the sounds of people coming and going. These sounds create a constant, yet ever changing hum - a tune that can provide limitless resources for creative minds, but can also pummel the creative spirit. It is from this constant hum that We Are The Willows' Peter Miller conceptualized the tonal sound-scapes of his debut full-length
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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!
[Verse 1]
Eb Ab
When they put him in the ground
Your family was all around
Db Ab Eb
The whole town came to see him off
Ab
Oh I
Db
Just don't know
Ab
Where people go
Fm
When they die
Ab Db Ab
But I think your mother cried
Ab Fm Ab
When your grandpa died
Db Ab
Somewhere in Iowa
[Chorus]
Ab
So drink some beers
Db
From your uncle's car
Ab Cm
In the parking lot
Eb
Of the store he owns
Fm Ab
Then come back to us
Db
In Minneapolis
Ab Cm Eb
We are waiting here
For this to become clear
[Instrumental]
Fm Db Eb Ab Db Ab
[Bridge]
Db Ab
And when you come home
Eb Eb Ab
Your friends are here all around
And in this town
Bbm Ab
We are not alone
Eb Ab
So we will jump sing scream and dance
Bbm Ab
And all happiness and happenstance
But we don't know
Bbm Ab
Where we're going
[Chorus]
Db
But I
Just don't know
Ab
Where people go
Eb Db
When they die
Fm Ab Gb Db
But I Know that I will cry
Gb Ab
Oh, when you die
Db
Somewhere
Ab
So let's drink some beers
Bbm
On our kitchen floor
Ab
Then on the telephones
Db
We'll say all the things
Ab
We mean to say
Like come back to us
Eb
In Minneapolis
Db Ab
We are waiting here
Fm
For this to become clear
[Outro]
Db Ab
Eb Ab
When they put him in the ground
Your family was all around
Db Ab Eb
The whole town came to see him off
Ab
Oh I
Db
Just don't know
Ab
Where people go
Fm
When they die
Ab Db Ab
But I think your mother cried
Ab Fm Ab
When your grandpa died
Db Ab
Somewhere in Iowa
[Chorus]
Ab
So drink some beers
Db
From your uncle's car
Ab Cm
In the parking lot
Eb
Of the store he owns
Fm Ab
Then come back to us
Db
In Minneapolis
Ab Cm Eb
We are waiting here
For this to become clear
[Instrumental]
Fm Db Eb Ab Db Ab
[Bridge]
Db Ab
And when you come home
Eb Eb Ab
Your friends are here all around
And in this town
Bbm Ab
We are not alone
Eb Ab
So we will jump sing scream and dance
Bbm Ab
And all happiness and happenstance
But we don't know
Bbm Ab
Where we're going
[Chorus]
Db
But I
Just don't know
Ab
Where people go
Eb Db
When they die
Fm Ab Gb Db
But I Know that I will cry
Gb Ab
Oh, when you die
Db
Somewhere
Ab
So let's drink some beers
Bbm
On our kitchen floor
Ab
Then on the telephones
Db
We'll say all the things
Ab
We mean to say
Like come back to us
Eb
In Minneapolis
Db Ab
We are waiting here
Fm
For this to become clear
[Outro]
Db Ab
We Five
We Invented Pari (...)
We Live Forever
We Live No More
We Outspoken
We Were Kings
We Were Sharks
We Will Worship
We Won The Scien (...)
Wear Your Wounds