Biografia:
Swift and inventive, Farewell Milwaukee’s sound is informed by artists from the 60s and 70s but is never beholden to them. Instead Farewell Milwaukee bend those influences into new shapes and sounds. On Can’t Please, You Can’t Please Me they work hard to make it look easy, establishing a casual country-rock majesty on the album’s very first notes.
Farewell Milwaukee have been mainstays on the Minneapolis scene since 2008, with two albums and countless live shows under their belts
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
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Capo 1
Am F C
The city buildings take my breath away
Am F C
The men who built them they risked their lives to say
G C F
You gotta lose everything to know
G C F
That you could gain the whole world if you don't
Am F C
When your fate's tied to a balance beam
Am F C
And your feet could cost you everything
G C F
You gotta break all the rules to know
G C F
That there ain't any rules anymore
F Am G C
You could stand in the rain to know my love won't wash away
F Am G C
I might bend until I break so I can see that I'm afraid
F Am G Am
But we won't know who we are without risking it all
F C G C
Baby I'll risk you if you risk me too
Capo 1
Am F C
The city buildings take my breath away
Am F C
The men who built them they risked their lives to say
G C F
You gotta lose everything to know
G C F
That you could gain the whole world if you don't
Am F C
When your fate's tied to a balance beam
Am F C
And your feet could cost you everything
G C F
You gotta break all the rules to know
G C F
That there ain't any rules anymore
F Am G C
You could stand in the rain to know my love won't wash away
F Am G C
I might bend until I break so I can see that I'm afraid
F Am G Am
But we won't know who we are without risking it all
F C G C
Baby I'll risk you if you risk me too
Fatboy Slim
Father And Sons
Father John Mist (...)
Father Ted
Fats Domino