Biografia:
Bronze Radio Return é uma banda americana de indie/roots rock, revival rock, com origem em Hartford, Connecticut .
A banda foi formada pelo cantor / compositor / guitarrista Chris Henderson depois que ele participou da Hartt School of Music. Completam o sexteto, Rob / Robert Griffith (bateria), Bob / Robert Tanen (baixo), Matt / Matthew Warner (órgão / teclados / samples), Packy / Patrick Fetkowitz (guitarra) e Craig Struble (gaita, banjo).
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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!
Tabbed by: Mohamed Awad (Cairo, Egypt. Sept 27th, 2016)
Hello all, here is a nice little tune from the new album. I'm so happy I stumbled on this band two weeks ago.
I'll be tabbing more of their songs soon.
This is a capo-free version. In the song they use a capo on the 5th fret, I think.
[Intro]
F C
C F
[Verse 1]
Bb C
My job is done for now at least
Am7 Bb
My calendar is filled with vacancies
Bb C
In the days ahead I'm looking to
Am7 Bb
I've done all that's been asked of me to do
Bb F
So honey, now I'm through
C F
Trying to impress
Bb F
Now I'm taking off and cutting loose
[Chorus]
F
There's a clock and I'm off it
C C7(optional) F
And it feels so delightful to have nowhere to be
F
'Cause I got a pocket
C
With a little cash
C7 (Optional)
Car with a tank of gas
F
And nowhere to be
[Verse 2]
Bb C
With time to kill and days to seize
Am Bb
I could end up anywhere I please
Bb C
The exciting places that I could roam through
Am Bb
Or I could melt into my couch at home, too
Bb F C F
Either way I'll use the time to decompress
Bb F
Before I'm back again I'm cutting loose
[Chorus]
F
There's a clock and I'm off it
C C7 F
And it feels so delightful to have nowhere to be
F
'Cause I got a pocket
C
With a little cash
C
Car with a tank of gas
F
And nowhere to be
[Bridge]
Bb F Bb F Bb F C
Sometimes my favorite plan is to have no plans at all
Bb F Bb F Bb F
To unwind with no demand before---- hand
Bb F C
It always won't be, set or permanent
Bb F
I'll be back to work eventually
Bb F
Soon I'll be in use
C F
But that's irrelevant
Bb F
'Cause until then I'll be cutting loose
[Chorus]
F
There's a clock and I'm off it
C C F
And it feels so delightful to have nowhere to be
F
'Cause I got a pocket
C
With a little cash
C
Car with a tank of gas
F
And nowhere to be
Hope you enjoyed this. This is how I sing it. If you can think of any modifications, please let me know in
the comments. Cheers.
Hello all, here is a nice little tune from the new album. I'm so happy I stumbled on this band two weeks ago.
I'll be tabbing more of their songs soon.
This is a capo-free version. In the song they use a capo on the 5th fret, I think.
[Intro]
F C
C F
[Verse 1]
Bb C
My job is done for now at least
Am7 Bb
My calendar is filled with vacancies
Bb C
In the days ahead I'm looking to
Am7 Bb
I've done all that's been asked of me to do
Bb F
So honey, now I'm through
C F
Trying to impress
Bb F
Now I'm taking off and cutting loose
[Chorus]
F
There's a clock and I'm off it
C C7(optional) F
And it feels so delightful to have nowhere to be
F
'Cause I got a pocket
C
With a little cash
C7 (Optional)
Car with a tank of gas
F
And nowhere to be
[Verse 2]
Bb C
With time to kill and days to seize
Am Bb
I could end up anywhere I please
Bb C
The exciting places that I could roam through
Am Bb
Or I could melt into my couch at home, too
Bb F C F
Either way I'll use the time to decompress
Bb F
Before I'm back again I'm cutting loose
[Chorus]
F
There's a clock and I'm off it
C C7 F
And it feels so delightful to have nowhere to be
F
'Cause I got a pocket
C
With a little cash
C
Car with a tank of gas
F
And nowhere to be
[Bridge]
Bb F Bb F Bb F C
Sometimes my favorite plan is to have no plans at all
Bb F Bb F Bb F
To unwind with no demand before---- hand
Bb F C
It always won't be, set or permanent
Bb F
I'll be back to work eventually
Bb F
Soon I'll be in use
C F
But that's irrelevant
Bb F
'Cause until then I'll be cutting loose
[Chorus]
F
There's a clock and I'm off it
C C F
And it feels so delightful to have nowhere to be
F
'Cause I got a pocket
C
With a little cash
C
Car with a tank of gas
F
And nowhere to be
Hope you enjoyed this. This is how I sing it. If you can think of any modifications, please let me know in
the comments. Cheers.
Brothers Moving
Brown Bird
Brownman Revival
Bruce Cockburn
Bruce Dickinson