Biografia:
Flogging Molly é uma banda estadunidense de punk celta formada em Los Angeles, Califórnia, no ano de 1997.
A banda nasceu em uma das muitas tabernas de netos de imigrantes irlandeses do começo do século passado. Muito influenciados por seus antepassados, começaram a tocar na taberna de Molly Malones, em Los Angeles.
O primeiro disco da banda, "Alive Behind the Green Door", foi gravado ao vivo, na taberna.
Em 2002, a banda lança "Drunken Lullabies" que incluía um de seus maiores sucessos, a canção de mesmo nome.
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Outras músicas:
- A Prayer For Me In Silence
- Black Friday Rule
- Cruel Mistress
- Death Valley Queen
- Delilah
- Devil's Dance Floor
- Don't Shut Em Down
- Dont Let Me Die
- Drunken Lulbies
- Drunken Lullabies
- Factory Girls
- Far Away Boys
- Float
- Fuck You I'm Drunk
- Fuck You, I'm Drunk
- If I Ever Leave This World Alive
- Laura
- Light Of A Fading Star
- Lightning Storm
- Man With No Country
- Never Met A Girl Like You Before
- Ol Beggers Bush
- Paddy's Lament
- Punch Drunk Grinning Soul
- Rare Ould Times
- Salty Dog
- Seven Deadly Sins
- Son Never Shines (on Closed Doors)
- Son Never Shines On Closed
- Spoken Wheel
- Swagger
- The Kilburn High Road
- The Likes Of You Again
- The Worst Day Since Yesterday
- This Present State Of Grace
- To Youth
- Tobacco Island
- Us Lesser Gods
- Wanderlust Acoustic
- What's Left Of The Flag
- Whats Left Of The Flag
- Whistles The Wind
- With A Wonder And A Wild Desire
- What’s Left Of The Flag
- Between A Man And A Woman
- Devils Dance Floor
- Dont Shut Em Down
- Every Dog Has Its Day
- From The Back Of A Broken Dream
- Fuck You Im Drunk
- Going Home
- Heart Of The Sea
- Life In A Tenement Square
- Life Is Good
- No More Paddys Lament
- Oliver Boy
- Queen Annes Revenge
- Rebels Of The Sacred Heart
- Reptiles We Woke Up
- Requiem For A Dying Song
- Revolution
- Saints And Sinners
- So Sail On
- Son Never Shines On Closed Doors
- Speed Of Darkness
- The Bride Wore Black
- The Cradle Of Humankind
- The Days Weve Yet To Meet
- The Guns Of Jericho
- The Kilburn High
- The Last Serenade Sailors And Fishermen
- The Story So Far
- The Sun Never Shines
- These Exiled Years
- To Youth My Sweet Roisin Dubh
- Tomorrow Comes A Day Too Soon
- Until We Meet Again
- Us Of Lesser Gods
- Wanderlust
- Within A Mile Of Home
- You Wont Make A Fool Out Of Me
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Hello, everyone. This is Flogging Molly's signature "sad song," so play it
slowly with a proper amount of wistfulness. On the album version there's an
acoustic guitar strumming chords and a banjo picking out a slow arpeggio
throughout the whole song. They play the solo on an accordion, but it sounds all
right on guitar as long as you've got another guitar playing the chords.
Flogging Molly - Far Away Boys
[Intro]
C... (the closing chord of the previous song, Sentimental Johnny)
E A E B
E A Am E
[Verse]
E A E A
Well I worked on the railroad for two pence a day
E A Am E
Drank down one penny, the other I’d save
E A E A
I hammered and I hammered, for God knows how long
E A Am E
Well into madness with each setting sun
E A E B
I put my head down and I dreamt you were here
E A Am E
With me by the ol’ tree where no one could care
[Chorus]
E A E A
Far away boys, far away boys, away from ya now
E A Am E
I’m lyin’ with my sweetheart, in her arms I’ll be found
[Verse]
E A E A
Then the sun belched upon me, you were no longer here
E A Am E
Lyin’ in your place was my hammer and my gear
E A E A
So I stamped out the fire that kept us both warm
E A Am E
The ashes were fallin’ like the snow drops of old
E A E B
We came to a mountain, dynamite and she’ll blow
E A Am E
A big hole in that rock like the one in my soul
[Solo]
(play this solo as shown OR an octave up on the 1st string)
e|--------------------------------------------------------|
B|--------------------------------------------------------|
G|--------------------------------------------------------|
D|--2-4-6---4-6-4-2---4-6---9---2-4-6---4-6-4-2------4-2--|
A|--------------------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------------------|
[Chorus]
E A E A
Far away boys, far away boys, away from ya now
E A Am E
I’m lyin’ with my sweetheart, in her arms I’ll be found
[Verse]
E A E A
We buried four workmen; they dug themselves well
E A Am E
From four empty coffins to four early graves
E A E A
They’re only paddies, just paddies; don’t dig them too deep
E A Am E
You’ll need all your strength, boys, and they’re replaced easily
E A E B
With the heat I was melting into your sweet lips
E A Am E
Ah, your kiss takes me back, takes me back from all this
[Chorus]
E A E A
Far away boys, far away boys, away from ya now
E A Am E
I’m lyin’ with my sweetheart, in her arms I’ll be found
[Verse]
E A E A
Someone said it was Christmas but not a tree was in sight
E A Am E
The only thing growin’ was my will to die
E A E A
Till the gaffer said “Men, your work here is done”
E A Am E
I said “I’ll see you in Hell, on that train we died for”
E A E B
Never again will I smell your sweet dream
E A Am E
But a pissed stained old gutter where your lips used to be
[Chorus]
E A E A
Far away boys, far away boys, away from ya now
E A Am E
I’m lyin’ with my sweetheart, in her arms I’ll be found
slowly with a proper amount of wistfulness. On the album version there's an
acoustic guitar strumming chords and a banjo picking out a slow arpeggio
throughout the whole song. They play the solo on an accordion, but it sounds all
right on guitar as long as you've got another guitar playing the chords.
Flogging Molly - Far Away Boys
[Intro]
C... (the closing chord of the previous song, Sentimental Johnny)
E A E B
E A Am E
[Verse]
E A E A
Well I worked on the railroad for two pence a day
E A Am E
Drank down one penny, the other I’d save
E A E A
I hammered and I hammered, for God knows how long
E A Am E
Well into madness with each setting sun
E A E B
I put my head down and I dreamt you were here
E A Am E
With me by the ol’ tree where no one could care
[Chorus]
E A E A
Far away boys, far away boys, away from ya now
E A Am E
I’m lyin’ with my sweetheart, in her arms I’ll be found
[Verse]
E A E A
Then the sun belched upon me, you were no longer here
E A Am E
Lyin’ in your place was my hammer and my gear
E A E A
So I stamped out the fire that kept us both warm
E A Am E
The ashes were fallin’ like the snow drops of old
E A E B
We came to a mountain, dynamite and she’ll blow
E A Am E
A big hole in that rock like the one in my soul
[Solo]
(play this solo as shown OR an octave up on the 1st string)
e|--------------------------------------------------------|
B|--------------------------------------------------------|
G|--------------------------------------------------------|
D|--2-4-6---4-6-4-2---4-6---9---2-4-6---4-6-4-2------4-2--|
A|--------------------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------------------|
[Chorus]
E A E A
Far away boys, far away boys, away from ya now
E A Am E
I’m lyin’ with my sweetheart, in her arms I’ll be found
[Verse]
E A E A
We buried four workmen; they dug themselves well
E A Am E
From four empty coffins to four early graves
E A E A
They’re only paddies, just paddies; don’t dig them too deep
E A Am E
You’ll need all your strength, boys, and they’re replaced easily
E A E B
With the heat I was melting into your sweet lips
E A Am E
Ah, your kiss takes me back, takes me back from all this
[Chorus]
E A E A
Far away boys, far away boys, away from ya now
E A Am E
I’m lyin’ with my sweetheart, in her arms I’ll be found
[Verse]
E A E A
Someone said it was Christmas but not a tree was in sight
E A Am E
The only thing growin’ was my will to die
E A E A
Till the gaffer said “Men, your work here is done”
E A Am E
I said “I’ll see you in Hell, on that train we died for”
E A E B
Never again will I smell your sweet dream
E A Am E
But a pissed stained old gutter where your lips used to be
[Chorus]
E A E A
Far away boys, far away boys, away from ya now
E A Am E
I’m lyin’ with my sweetheart, in her arms I’ll be found
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