Biografia:
Jeffrey Lewis
Jeffrey Lewis (20/11/1975) é cantor, compositor e desenhista de HQ nascido em Nova Iorque. Suas influências musicais aparecem nas músicas como "Williamsburg Will Oldham Horror", "The History of The Fall" e "The Chelsea Hotel Oral Sex Song", ligado nas músicas de Leonard Cohen. Suas letras são complexas e cultas, geralmente combinando um ponto de vista niilista com uma mensagem de esperança e forte sagacidade. Cresceu no Baixo East Side da Ilha de Manhattan, suas canções são repletas de referências locais.
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Outras músicas:
- Anxiety Attack
- Broken Broken Broken Heart
- The Man With The Golden Arm
- Alphabet
- Back When I Was 4
- Bugs And Flowers
- Chelsea Hotel Oral Sex Song
- Cult Boyfriend
- Dont Be Upset
- Everyones Honest
- How Can It Be
- I Saw A Hippie Girl On 8Th Avenue
- Life
- Punk Is Dead
- Roll Bus Roll
- Systematic Death
- Texas
- The East River
- Time Trades
- To Be Objectified
- When Youre By Yourself
- Whistle Past The Graveyard
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To Be Objectified - Jeffrey Lewis & The Junkyard
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Tabbed by: Markie31
Email: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard (eBGDAE)
From the album 'Ere Am I
Chords Used:
G = 3 2 0 0 0 3
C = x 3 2 0 1 0
F = x x 3 2 1 X
G
I left a trail of myself
C G C F C
every place that I have been through,
G
And going bald is the most manly thing
C G C F C
that I'm ever gonna do.
G
I tell the earth, "thanks for the hair,
C G C F C
thanks for the skin, thanks for the bone",
G
Though I now slowly give it back
C G C F C
I still appreciate the loan.
G
Just tell me that you like me
C G C F C
in the same sentence as a mountain side.
G
'Cause it would be
C G C F C
such a relief to be objectified.
G
'Cause who says it's so important
C G C F C
to sort through these thoughts of ours.
G
Maybe be that's why we love to try
C G C F C
to see ourselves from the outside
G C G C F C
In photographs and videos and diaries and mirrors.
G
'Cause it would be
C G C F C
such a relief to be objectified.
G
And the closest that I ever got
C
still seems to leave a lot to go,
F
but the horizon seems to be a place
C
that nobody can know.
G
Looking forth and looking back,
C
our vision can't extend
F
beyond the quaint vanishing points
C
our bodies' recommend,
G
and I'll help you move some furniture
C
somewhere it's never been before,
F
but the room's so small the dresser drawer
C
won't let us get back out the door.
G
Just tell me that you like me
C
in the same sentence as the building.
F C
It would be such a relief to see
G C F C G C F C
I'm just a natural thing.
G
We're only boats,
C G C F C
And the boats are only empty
G
And you can't blame an empty boat
C G C F C
that's on a river to the sea.
G
You can't blame a billion boats
C G C F C
without a sail, without a sailor.
G
And that's how we look
C G C F C
in photographs, and diaries, and mirrors.
G
And the plants turn into ants,
C
and the ants turn into plants,
F
And children are clumsy people,
C
and old people are rotting Children.
G
And I still don't have a cell phone,
C
but this sea shell gets Reception,
F
And the ocean won't stop calling,
C
and I want a restraining order.
G
Just tell me that you like me
C
in the same sentence as a building.
F C
It would be such a relief to see
G C F C
I'm just a natural thing.
G C F C
We're just a natural thing.
G C F C G
Just like anything.
Please Rate, Comment, Improve
Thanks
Markie31
To Be Objectified - Jeffrey Lewis & The Junkyard
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tabbed by: Markie31
Email: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard (eBGDAE)
From the album 'Ere Am I
Chords Used:
G = 3 2 0 0 0 3
C = x 3 2 0 1 0
F = x x 3 2 1 X
G
I left a trail of myself
C G C F C
every place that I have been through,
G
And going bald is the most manly thing
C G C F C
that I'm ever gonna do.
G
I tell the earth, "thanks for the hair,
C G C F C
thanks for the skin, thanks for the bone",
G
Though I now slowly give it back
C G C F C
I still appreciate the loan.
G
Just tell me that you like me
C G C F C
in the same sentence as a mountain side.
G
'Cause it would be
C G C F C
such a relief to be objectified.
G
'Cause who says it's so important
C G C F C
to sort through these thoughts of ours.
G
Maybe be that's why we love to try
C G C F C
to see ourselves from the outside
G C G C F C
In photographs and videos and diaries and mirrors.
G
'Cause it would be
C G C F C
such a relief to be objectified.
G
And the closest that I ever got
C
still seems to leave a lot to go,
F
but the horizon seems to be a place
C
that nobody can know.
G
Looking forth and looking back,
C
our vision can't extend
F
beyond the quaint vanishing points
C
our bodies' recommend,
G
and I'll help you move some furniture
C
somewhere it's never been before,
F
but the room's so small the dresser drawer
C
won't let us get back out the door.
G
Just tell me that you like me
C
in the same sentence as the building.
F C
It would be such a relief to see
G C F C G C F C
I'm just a natural thing.
G
We're only boats,
C G C F C
And the boats are only empty
G
And you can't blame an empty boat
C G C F C
that's on a river to the sea.
G
You can't blame a billion boats
C G C F C
without a sail, without a sailor.
G
And that's how we look
C G C F C
in photographs, and diaries, and mirrors.
G
And the plants turn into ants,
C
and the ants turn into plants,
F
And children are clumsy people,
C
and old people are rotting Children.
G
And I still don't have a cell phone,
C
but this sea shell gets Reception,
F
And the ocean won't stop calling,
C
and I want a restraining order.
G
Just tell me that you like me
C
in the same sentence as a building.
F C
It would be such a relief to see
G C F C
I'm just a natural thing.
G C F C
We're just a natural thing.
G C F C G
Just like anything.
Please Rate, Comment, Improve
Thanks
Markie31
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