Biografia:
OK Go é uma banda americana de indie rock de Chicago, mais conhecida pelos seus singles Get Over It, A Million Ways e Here It Goes Again. Eles são Damian Kulash (guitarra, vocais), Tim Nordwind (baixo), Andy Ross (guitarra) e Dan Konopka (bateria). Tocam rock, com influências como Cheap Trick, T. Rex e Queen. Eles dividem o mesmo diretor com The Might Be Giants, com quem fizeram tour antes de assinar com a Capital Records. Serviram de banda da casa para o programa de rádio "This American Life", no aniversário de 5 anos de tour.
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Outras músicas:
- 1000 Miles Per Hour
- A Million Ways
- Before The Earth Was Round
- Bye Bye Baby
- End Love
- Get Over It
- Here It Goes Again
- I Won't Let You Down
- It's Tough To Have A Crush
- Its Tough To Have A Crush (riff)
- Last Leaf
- Let It Rain
- Let It Rain (intro + Riff)
- Needing/getting
- Television Television (riffs)
- The Writing's On The Wall
- There's A Fire (riff) [transposed]
- This Too Shall Pass
- Upside Down And Inside Out
- What To Do
- You Are Dead (andy Duncan Demo)
- You're So Damn Hot (transposed)
- A Good Idea At The Time
- All Is Not Lost
- Another Set Of Issues
- Any Time At All
- Back From Kathmandu
- C
- Do What You Want
- Dont Ask Me
- I Want You So Bad I Cant Breathe
- I Wont Let You Down
- If I Had A Mountain
- Invincible
- Its A Disaster
- Its Tough To Have A Crush
- Louisiana Land
- Needing Getting
- No Sign Of Life
- Obsession
- Oh Lately Its So Quiet
- Return
- Shooting The Moon
- Skyscrapers
- The House Wins
- The One Moment
- The Writings On The Wall
- Unrequited Orchestra Of Locomotion
- While You Were Asleep
- White Knuckles
- Wtf
- Youre So Damn Hot
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!
Piano Intro is a repeated Bb
Intro: Bbmag x8
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6 Bb#5 Bbmag
Fingers blistered from the nightly scratching at the window which won't open
Bb#5 Bb6
far enough to let air in.
(Bb6) Emaj
The house wins.
Bbmag
Oh the house always wins.
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6 Bb#5 Bbmag
Feral cats are screaming at the clouds beneath the window with the crack so
Bb#5 Bb6
small that nothing gets within.
(Bb6) Emaj
The house wins.
Bbmag
Oh the house always wins.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to be alone to be lonely,
Bb
You might as well give in.
Bbmag x4
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6 Bb#5 Bb
Telephones are howling at the cats out in the alley and the window offers
Bb#5 Bb6
nothing in the din.
(Bb6) Emaj
The house wins.
Bbmag
Oh the house always wins.
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6 Bb#5
Clouds uncage the car alarms to chase the cats and telephones.
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6
Fingers rake and rasp away their skin.
(Bb6) Emaj
The house wins.
Bbmag
Oh the house always wins.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to be alone to be lonely,
Bbmag
You might as well give in.
F#maj Emaj
Yeah you don't have to be alone to be lonely,
Bbmag
You might as well give in.
Bbmag x2
Gmaj - Emaj - Bb x2
Gmaj - Emaj - Amaj - F#maj x2
Gmaj - Emaj - Amaj - Bmaj
Piano on Bb x2
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6 Bb#5 Bb Bb#5
Ice age upon catastrophic ice age of selection and only one result has
Bb6
trickled in...
(Bb6) Emaj
The house wins.
Bbmag
Oh the house always wins.
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6 Bb#5 Bb
If evil were a lesser breed than justice after all these years the righteous
Bb#5 Bb6
would have freed the world of sin.
(Bb6) Emaj
The house wins.
Bbmag
Oh the house always wins.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to be alone to be lonely,
Bbmag
You might as well give in.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to be alone to be lonely,
Bbmag
You might as well give in.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to be sick to be dying
Bbmag
You might as well give in.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to have lost to be lost.
Bbmag
Oh give in.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to be alone to be lonely,
Bbmag
You might as well give in.
NOTES: On the verse immediately following the solo section, you may want to hold Bb
as the primary chord until "the house wins". This makes it more true to the song.
Intro: Bbmag x8
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6 Bb#5 Bbmag
Fingers blistered from the nightly scratching at the window which won't open
Bb#5 Bb6
far enough to let air in.
(Bb6) Emaj
The house wins.
Bbmag
Oh the house always wins.
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6 Bb#5 Bbmag
Feral cats are screaming at the clouds beneath the window with the crack so
Bb#5 Bb6
small that nothing gets within.
(Bb6) Emaj
The house wins.
Bbmag
Oh the house always wins.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to be alone to be lonely,
Bb
You might as well give in.
Bbmag x4
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6 Bb#5 Bb
Telephones are howling at the cats out in the alley and the window offers
Bb#5 Bb6
nothing in the din.
(Bb6) Emaj
The house wins.
Bbmag
Oh the house always wins.
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6 Bb#5
Clouds uncage the car alarms to chase the cats and telephones.
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6
Fingers rake and rasp away their skin.
(Bb6) Emaj
The house wins.
Bbmag
Oh the house always wins.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to be alone to be lonely,
Bbmag
You might as well give in.
F#maj Emaj
Yeah you don't have to be alone to be lonely,
Bbmag
You might as well give in.
Bbmag x2
Gmaj - Emaj - Bb x2
Gmaj - Emaj - Amaj - F#maj x2
Gmaj - Emaj - Amaj - Bmaj
Piano on Bb x2
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6 Bb#5 Bb Bb#5
Ice age upon catastrophic ice age of selection and only one result has
Bb6
trickled in...
(Bb6) Emaj
The house wins.
Bbmag
Oh the house always wins.
Bbmag Bb#5 Bb6 Bb#5 Bb
If evil were a lesser breed than justice after all these years the righteous
Bb#5 Bb6
would have freed the world of sin.
(Bb6) Emaj
The house wins.
Bbmag
Oh the house always wins.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to be alone to be lonely,
Bbmag
You might as well give in.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to be alone to be lonely,
Bbmag
You might as well give in.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to be sick to be dying
Bbmag
You might as well give in.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to have lost to be lost.
Bbmag
Oh give in.
F#maj Emaj
You don't have to be alone to be lonely,
Bbmag
You might as well give in.
NOTES: On the verse immediately following the solo section, you may want to hold Bb
as the primary chord until "the house wins". This makes it more true to the song.
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Old Man Luedecke
Old Man Markley
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