Biografia:
The Doubleclicks are a nerd/folk/sister band who sing about Dungeons and Dragons, beatboxing, and lots and lots of heartbreak.
They post music quite frequently on the YouTubes. A song they wrote about Dungeons and Dragons has a rad animated music video.
They are based in Portland, Oregon. They’ve performed with Marian Call and in a “Nerds and Music” show with Paul and Storm, Hank Green and Mike Phirman. They sang backup for Paul & Storm at PAX once. It was awesome.
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Outras músicas:
- A Lullaby For Mr Bear
- Cant You See The World Is Ending
- Cats And Netflix
- Cats At Parties
- Christmas Aint About Me
- Clever Girl
- Coming Home To You
- Desert Bus Tv Show Theme
- Dimetrodon
- Ennui On We Go
- Extra Gin Millennial Drinking Song
- Fantasy World
- Godzilla
- Internet Troll
- Lasers And Feelings
- Love You Like A Burrito
- Nothing To Prove
- Oh Mr Darcy
- Out Of Charge
- President Snakes Part 1
- President Snakes Part 2
- Really Big Chickens
- Thank God Its Over
- The Guy Who Yelled Freebird
- The Nerdy Birthday Song
- This Is My Jam
- Unstoppable Force
- Where Did You Go
- Why Cant Every City Be Portland
- Will They Or Wont They
- Wonder
- Working For Me
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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When I was first learning of love as a teenager
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One source gave me all my ideas and theories
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Jane Austen's masterpiece work, Pride and Prejudice
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Or actually, the 1995 BBC mini-series
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Oh that Mr. Darcy, so gruff and so distant
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With a sensitive spirit just waiting to shine
Am
There's a good reason that women love jerks
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It seems like a fantastic idea at the time
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Oh, oh, oh, Mr. Darcy
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Oh, oh, oh, Colin Firth
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You're tall, dark, and handsome; you're charming and wonderful
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No other men are worth half what you're worth
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When I was 19 I traveled to Europe
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To study and learn and go clubbing and drink
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There was a cute boy in my history lessons
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Who hailed from near London and mostly ignored me
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So, of course, I fell for him and his charming voice
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His detachment and rudeness got me in a snap
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He finally noticed me at the end of semester
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Took me on one date and treated me like crap
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Oh, oh, oh, Mr. Darcy
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Oh, oh, oh, Colin Firth
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You wily old bastard, you wonderful specimen
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You've messed up the hearts of young girls 'round the earth
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If you meet a gentleman hailing from England
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Don't be so impressed; hold on to your heart
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Just because a guy has a British accent
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Does not mean he's witty or decent or smart
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If a boy treats you with tasteful indifference
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If he is handsome, but bristly and cold
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Don't be intrigued just because he's ignoring you
C
Not every asshole has a heart of gold
G
Oh, oh, oh, Mr. Darcy
D
Oh, oh, oh, Colin Firth
Am
You wily old bastard, you wonderful specimen
C
You've messed up the hearts of young girls 'round the earth
G
Oh, oh, oh, Mr. Darcy
D
Oh, oh, oh, Colin Firth
Am
You're tall, dark, and handsome; you're charming and wonderful
C
No other men are worth half what you're worth
When I was first learning of love as a teenager
D
One source gave me all my ideas and theories
Am
Jane Austen's masterpiece work, Pride and Prejudice
C
Or actually, the 1995 BBC mini-series
G
Oh that Mr. Darcy, so gruff and so distant
D
With a sensitive spirit just waiting to shine
Am
There's a good reason that women love jerks
C
It seems like a fantastic idea at the time
G
Oh, oh, oh, Mr. Darcy
D
Oh, oh, oh, Colin Firth
Am
You're tall, dark, and handsome; you're charming and wonderful
C
No other men are worth half what you're worth
G
When I was 19 I traveled to Europe
D
To study and learn and go clubbing and drink
Am
There was a cute boy in my history lessons
C
Who hailed from near London and mostly ignored me
G
So, of course, I fell for him and his charming voice
D
His detachment and rudeness got me in a snap
Am
He finally noticed me at the end of semester
C
Took me on one date and treated me like crap
G
Oh, oh, oh, Mr. Darcy
D
Oh, oh, oh, Colin Firth
Am
You wily old bastard, you wonderful specimen
C
You've messed up the hearts of young girls 'round the earth
G
If you meet a gentleman hailing from England
D
Don't be so impressed; hold on to your heart
Am
Just because a guy has a British accent
C
Does not mean he's witty or decent or smart
G
If a boy treats you with tasteful indifference
D
If he is handsome, but bristly and cold
Am
Don't be intrigued just because he's ignoring you
C
Not every asshole has a heart of gold
G
Oh, oh, oh, Mr. Darcy
D
Oh, oh, oh, Colin Firth
Am
You wily old bastard, you wonderful specimen
C
You've messed up the hearts of young girls 'round the earth
G
Oh, oh, oh, Mr. Darcy
D
Oh, oh, oh, Colin Firth
Am
You're tall, dark, and handsome; you're charming and wonderful
C
No other men are worth half what you're worth
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