Biografia:
Eyes Set to Kill é uma banda de post-hardcore de Phoenix, Arizona formada em 2004.
Originalmente formada pelas Irmãs Alexia e Anissa Rodriguez, juntamente com o ex-vocalista Lindsey Vogt começou a banda em 2003. Lindsey Vogt saiu da banda em meados de 2007, devido a problemas com a administração.
O mundo recebeu a aclamação da crítica generalizada Fora eo grupo foi destaque na capa da EUA Hoje, como um dos da revista Alternative Press "100 Bandas Que Você Precisa Saber", e apresentou um episódio de Headbangers Ball da MTV.
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Outras músicas:
- Darling
- Give You My All
- Young Blood Spills Tonight
- A Sketch In Black And White
- Beauty Through Broken Glass
- Behind These Eyes
- Broken Frames
- Come Home
- Deadly Weapons
- Escape
- Harsh Acoustic
- Heights
- Into The Night
- Let Me In
- Liar In The Glass
- Only Holding On
- Pure White Lace
- Reach
- Risen
- The World Outside
- Two Letter Sins
- Untitled
- Violent Kiss
- Where We Started
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!
Just noticed there's a lot of people searching for the chords, so here is it
Not 100% sure about the C9, I figured it out from a live video
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=TMRPDcmkVtU)
but you can play a D11 and it will sound fine too.
Alexia plays two variations of E9, Em and D5 so I'll use a * to diferentiate them.
Tuning is Drop C, chords relative
Chords used:
Em - x79987
E9 - x79977
D9* - xx0230
C5 (open) - x35500
D5 (open) - x57700
C - x32010
D11 - x54030
Em* - 222000
D5 (open) - 000000
F5 (open) - 444000
C9 - x30033
Intro - Em E9 Em E9
Em C5
I can see your face
D5
Your eyes on the walls
Em E9
Your eyes on the walls
Em C5
Your letters and the places
D5
I wish that you'd call
Em
I wish that you would call
C
Chicago seems so far
Em* (Em* D5* F5 Em* Em* D5* F5)
But I can feel the wind
C D11
And I can smell your car
Em* D11 C D11 C
And I can hear the kids are playing their favorite games without me
C9
I'd Loved to be
Em E9
Back where I belong
Em E9
Em C5
Like a homeless week
D5
I couldn't sleep at all
Em E9
I couldn't sleep at all
Em C5
And I've tried everything
D5
Friends to alcohol
Em
Friends to alcohol
C
I'm Arizona's fault
Em* (Em* D5* F5 Em* Em* D5* F5)
Feel like defeat
C5 D11
I'm breaking down in holes
Em*
Trying not to slip
D11 C D11 C
But SD is taking it's toll on me
C9
Love to be
Em
Back where I belong
Em C5 D5* Em* from now til the end and finish with the Em* D5* F5 Em* Em* D5* F5 thing.
Not 100% sure about the C9, I figured it out from a live video
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=TMRPDcmkVtU)
but you can play a D11 and it will sound fine too.
Alexia plays two variations of E9, Em and D5 so I'll use a * to diferentiate them.
Tuning is Drop C, chords relative
Chords used:
Em - x79987
E9 - x79977
D9* - xx0230
C5 (open) - x35500
D5 (open) - x57700
C - x32010
D11 - x54030
Em* - 222000
D5 (open) - 000000
F5 (open) - 444000
C9 - x30033
Intro - Em E9 Em E9
Em C5
I can see your face
D5
Your eyes on the walls
Em E9
Your eyes on the walls
Em C5
Your letters and the places
D5
I wish that you'd call
Em
I wish that you would call
C
Chicago seems so far
Em* (Em* D5* F5 Em* Em* D5* F5)
But I can feel the wind
C D11
And I can smell your car
Em* D11 C D11 C
And I can hear the kids are playing their favorite games without me
C9
I'd Loved to be
Em E9
Back where I belong
Em E9
Em C5
Like a homeless week
D5
I couldn't sleep at all
Em E9
I couldn't sleep at all
Em C5
And I've tried everything
D5
Friends to alcohol
Em
Friends to alcohol
C
I'm Arizona's fault
Em* (Em* D5* F5 Em* Em* D5* F5)
Feel like defeat
C5 D11
I'm breaking down in holes
Em*
Trying not to slip
D11 C D11 C
But SD is taking it's toll on me
C9
Love to be
Em
Back where I belong
Em C5 D5* Em* from now til the end and finish with the Em* D5* F5 Em* Em* D5* F5 thing.
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Fäaschtb&au (...)
Faber
Faber Drive
Fabi Silvestri G (...)
Faith Ling
Faith No More
Faithless
Faizal Tahir
Fake Problems