Biografia:
O Soul Asylum, formado por Dan Murphy na guitarra, Karl Mueller no baixo e Dave Pirner na bateria com o nome de Loud Fast Rules em 1981 na cidade de Minneapolis, teve sua primeira baixa três anos depois, com a mudança de Pirner para a guitarra e vocal, tendo em seu lugar o baterista Grant Young. Com está formação lançam o disco Say What You Will, Clarence... Karl Sold the Truck, já com o nome de Soul Asylum, pelo selo Twin Tone.
O disco foi deixado de lado pelos fãs americanos
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Outras músicas:
- Misery
- Runaway Train
- 99 Percents
- Black Gold
- Black Star
- Blood Into Wine
- By The Way
- Cant Even Tell Clerks
- Cant Go Back
- Cartoon
- Close
- Closer To The Stars
- Cradle Chain
- Creatures Of Habit
- Die In Your Arms
- Draggin The Lake
- Fearless Leader
- Gone Forgotten
- Gravity
- Grounded
- Gullibles Travels
- Homesick
- Hope
- I Did My Best
- I Should Have Stayed In Bed
- Just Like Anyone
- Keep It Up
- Lies Of Hate
- Love Will Tear Us Apart
- Never Really Been
- Never Recover
- New World
- New York Blackout
- No Mans Land
- No Time For Waiting
- Nothing To Write Home About
- P
- Promises Broken
- Runaway Tarin
- Shut Down
- Somebody To Shove
- Spinnin
- Square Root
- Stand Up And Be Strong
- Straight Up
- Stranger
- Summer Of Drugs
- Supersonic
- Tell Me When
- The Break
- The Game
- The Sun Maid
- To My Own Devices
- Veil Of Tears
- Wandering Eyes
- We 3
- Without A Trace
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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Soul Asylum
(Dave Pirner)
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From: Tone M
Intro:
G C D C G
G
Somebody's thinking,
C D C G
Somebody's thinking that there might be something wrong
G
Business is sinking,
C D C G
Business is sinking and the crew's been casted off
G
Nobody's bailing,
C D C G
nobody's sailing, but we're watching here from shore
G
Nobody's working,
C D C G
Nobody's working and we better work this out
G C D C G
If we could see eye to eye, you could see just exactly who is small
G C D C G
But I do my job and do it well and go to hell for writing on the wall
G C D C G
There'd be enough to go around if I could just get around you
G C D C G
I am not down, my hands are empty, and they're open and I need something to do
G C D G
And it makes me wonder who I'm working for
C D G
'Cause I think you know just what I'm looking for
C D G
And it makes me wonder who you're working for
C G
How many children are waiting by your door
G C D C G
This is just a child that I'm working for
You gave me nothing, now you're taking it away
I should be walking and making it easy to ignore but I
guess I'd better stay
And I forgave you for all the people you've done wrong
Nobody's working and it's gone on far too long
And it makes me wonder who you're working for
'Cause I think you know just what I'm looking for
And it makes me wonder who I'm working for
How many children are waiting by your door
Is it just a paycheck I'm fighting for?
Soul Asylum
(Dave Pirner)
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
From: Tone M
Intro:
G C D C G
G
Somebody's thinking,
C D C G
Somebody's thinking that there might be something wrong
G
Business is sinking,
C D C G
Business is sinking and the crew's been casted off
G
Nobody's bailing,
C D C G
nobody's sailing, but we're watching here from shore
G
Nobody's working,
C D C G
Nobody's working and we better work this out
G C D C G
If we could see eye to eye, you could see just exactly who is small
G C D C G
But I do my job and do it well and go to hell for writing on the wall
G C D C G
There'd be enough to go around if I could just get around you
G C D C G
I am not down, my hands are empty, and they're open and I need something to do
G C D G
And it makes me wonder who I'm working for
C D G
'Cause I think you know just what I'm looking for
C D G
And it makes me wonder who you're working for
C G
How many children are waiting by your door
G C D C G
This is just a child that I'm working for
You gave me nothing, now you're taking it away
I should be walking and making it easy to ignore but I
guess I'd better stay
And I forgave you for all the people you've done wrong
Nobody's working and it's gone on far too long
And it makes me wonder who you're working for
'Cause I think you know just what I'm looking for
And it makes me wonder who I'm working for
How many children are waiting by your door
Is it just a paycheck I'm fighting for?
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