Biografia:
The New Pornographers é um grupo vindo do Canadá. O grupo se formou em 1997 em Vancouver. A música deles é altamente influenciada por bandas como The Cars e Cheap Trick, apesar de que suas músicas são dotadas de uma grande complexidade harmônica e melódica. Carl Newman, que escrever a maior parte do material da banda, disse, "Quando eu comecei a compor seriamente, minhas maiores influências eram, como, Burt Bacharach, Jimmy Webb, e Brian Wilson.
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Outras músicas:
- My Rights Versus Yours
- Adventures In Solitude
- All For Swinging You Around
- All The Old Showstoppers
- All The Things That Go To Make Heaven And Earth
- Another Drug Deal Of The Heart
- Avalanche Alley
- Backstairs
- Ballad Of A Comeback Kid
- Bite Out Of My Bed
- Bleeding Heart Show
- Bones Of An Idol
- Born With A Sound
- Brill Bruisers
- Broken Breads
- Centre For Holy Wars
- Challengers
- Champions Of Red Wine
- Chump Change
- Colosseums
- Crash Years
- Dancehall Domine
- Darling Shade
- Daughters Of Sorrow
- Electric Child Of Witchcraft Rising
- Failsafe
- Falling Through Your Clothes
- Fantasy Fools
- From Blown Speakers
- Go Places
- Hey Snow White
- Hi
- High Art Local News
- High Ticket Attractions
- If You Cant See My Mirrors
- Its Only Divine Right
- Jackie
- Jessica Numbers
- Joseph Who Understood
- July Jones
- Letter From An Occupant
- Loose Translation
- Marching Orders
- Mass Romantic
- Miss Teen Wordpower
- Moves
- Mutiny I Promise You
- My Shepherd
- Mystery Hours
- Play Money
- Second Sleep
- Silver Jenny Dollar
- Sing Me In Spanish Techno
- Sing Me Spanish Techno
- Spidyr
- Spirit Of Giving
- Stacked Crooked
- Streets Of Fire
- Testament To Youth In Verse
- The Body Says No
- The Electric Version
- The End Of Medicine
- The Fake Headlines
- The Laws Have Changed
- The New Face Of Zero And One
- The Slow Descent Into Alcoholism
- These Are The Fables
- This Is The World Of The Theater
- Twin Cinema
- Unguided
- Up In The Dark
- Use It
- Valkyrie In The Roller Disco
- War On The East Coast
- We End Up Together
- Weve Been Here Before
- When I Was A Baby
- Whiteout Conditions
- Wide Eyes
- You Tell Me Where
- Your Daddy Dont Know
- Your Hands Together
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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I made some notes at the end regarding the instrumental interlude.
Suggestions welcome. I don't know what anyone is singing at the end.
D C
You went looking for shelter...in all the wrong spaces
G A
You grew gluttonous and famous...with faces
G F#m
Nameless and blank, superstitiously you name them
Em F#m
St. Christopher and Johanna, St. Christopher and Johanna
G A
St. Christopher and Johanna
D
Overcome with the holiday spirit
C
Mark says the herald angels won't hear it
G
And remember, the wolves that you run with are wolves
A
Don't forget
G F#m
They exist to give you something to regret, I'll be there too
Em
with something sadder than that brass portrait
F#m
which shines through your morning, dim.
Em
Something sadder than that brass portrait
F#m
which shines through your morning, dim
D
I'll give you something to be sad about
C
Hey, the picture really capture your mouth
F#m
Poised to say: It's your turn to go down now,
G
it's your turn to go down now
A
It's your turn to go down now.
G
It's your turn to go down now...in the spirit of giving
D Dmaj7 D7 A7* x3 (*see below)
in
G D A
Cloud prayer Mary, come ah----on? etc
Notes:
*Asterisked chords aren't really chords, just a chromatic riff.
*But you can play G and A7 and get away with it, I think.
I think this is what the guitar plays. The note in parenthesis is just
meant to be a glimpse of where the repeat it going.
D Dmaj7 D7 G* A7*
----5-------5-------5-------5-------5-------5----------------- repeat
--7---7---7---7---7---7---7---7---7---7---7-------------------
7-------7-------6-------6-------5-------5------4-3-4-5-6-2-4-6-(7)
--------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------2-1-2-3-4-0-2-4-(5)
--------------------------------------------------------------
The last time a guitar does something like this at the G-A7 spot
(note I changed it to G-D7 here) leading into the G D A part.
G* D7* G D A
----------------------
8-7-6-5-6---7---(8)---
----------------------
----------------------
----------------------
----------------------
Horns and whatnot do something like this at various times
D Dmaj7 D7 G* A7*
--------------------------------------------------------------repeat
3-------5---7---2-0--0-2--------1-0---0-1------0--------2-----(3)
--------------------2---------------2----------------------2--
--------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------
I made some notes at the end regarding the instrumental interlude.
Suggestions welcome. I don't know what anyone is singing at the end.
D C
You went looking for shelter...in all the wrong spaces
G A
You grew gluttonous and famous...with faces
G F#m
Nameless and blank, superstitiously you name them
Em F#m
St. Christopher and Johanna, St. Christopher and Johanna
G A
St. Christopher and Johanna
D
Overcome with the holiday spirit
C
Mark says the herald angels won't hear it
G
And remember, the wolves that you run with are wolves
A
Don't forget
G F#m
They exist to give you something to regret, I'll be there too
Em
with something sadder than that brass portrait
F#m
which shines through your morning, dim.
Em
Something sadder than that brass portrait
F#m
which shines through your morning, dim
D
I'll give you something to be sad about
C
Hey, the picture really capture your mouth
F#m
Poised to say: It's your turn to go down now,
G
it's your turn to go down now
A
It's your turn to go down now.
G
It's your turn to go down now...in the spirit of giving
D Dmaj7 D7 A7* x3 (*see below)
in
G D A
Cloud prayer Mary, come ah----on? etc
Notes:
*Asterisked chords aren't really chords, just a chromatic riff.
*But you can play G and A7 and get away with it, I think.
I think this is what the guitar plays. The note in parenthesis is just
meant to be a glimpse of where the repeat it going.
D Dmaj7 D7 G* A7*
----5-------5-------5-------5-------5-------5----------------- repeat
--7---7---7---7---7---7---7---7---7---7---7-------------------
7-------7-------6-------6-------5-------5------4-3-4-5-6-2-4-6-(7)
--------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------2-1-2-3-4-0-2-4-(5)
--------------------------------------------------------------
The last time a guitar does something like this at the G-A7 spot
(note I changed it to G-D7 here) leading into the G D A part.
G* D7* G D A
----------------------
8-7-6-5-6---7---(8)---
----------------------
----------------------
----------------------
----------------------
Horns and whatnot do something like this at various times
D Dmaj7 D7 G* A7*
--------------------------------------------------------------repeat
3-------5---7---2-0--0-2--------1-0---0-1------0--------2-----(3)
--------------------2---------------2----------------------2--
--------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------
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