Biografia:
The Holloways são um quarteto de indie rock do norte de Londres, Inglaterra.
A banda formou-se no pub Nambucca na Holloway Road em 2004. Seus integrantes são Alfie Jackson (vocais, guitarra, gaita), Rob Skipper (vocais, guitarra, violino), Bryn Fowler (baixo, vocais) e Dave Danger (bateria, chocalho).
Rob Skipper também fez colaborações com a banda Larrikin Love.
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Outras músicas:
- Generator
- Most Lonely Faces
- Re-invent Myself
- Aaa
- Alcohol
- Aspirin
- Cool Down
- Diamonds And Pearls
- Happiness And Pennyless
- Here We Go Again
- I Should Say Something
- Knock Me Down
- Little Johnny Went To Parliament
- Malcontented One
- Most Lonely Face
- Nothing For The Kids
- On The Bus
- One Mad Kiss
- Re
- Thanks To All The Girls Ill Never Love
- Two Left Feet
- Your Fragrance Was Worn By An Ex Of Mine
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!
[Intro]
C
The story's a sad one, the sort that you hear all the time
F
But this time I'll bore you with details and open your mind
Am C
It's the tale of a young girl who once was the talk of the town
[Verse]
C
The first time I saw her the skin was so thin on her bones
F
Her eyes they were lost on that street though she called it her home
C
So I thought can I save her, can I get her out of harm's way
F
And she looked at me with those eyes so what could I say
[Chorus 1]
C
So I said what's your name
F
And she said you're all the same
C
So I said don't act so strange
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I only asked your name
[Verse]
C
The stars in the night sky she'd seen only once in her life
F
But stars over girls parts on call cards she sees every night
C
She said somewhere in my tattoo jungle you will find my mum
F
But she will disown me should she ever learn what I've done
[Chorus 1]
C
And she said what became
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Of my promised fame
C
All I got was shame
F
And she said you're all to blame
[Chorus 2]
C
And then her eyes said don't you leave me standing on my own
F
Can't you see the streetside is my home
C
I'm held by men at night but still I'm cold
F
I'm so lonely but you know I'm not alone
F
I'm not alone
F
I'm not alone
[Verse]
C
She had hair like a willow tree choked at the side of the road
F
Cardboard boxes for pillows she weeps as she reaps what she sows
C
So I asked her if one day she mind joining me in my grave
F
You know like the big ones you see with the family name
[Bridge 1]
Am Em
But she said all she'd ever been was a whore and a slave
Dm G
And she didn't know if she had any soul left to save
[Chorus 1]
C
And she said why'd you care
F
So I said because I dared
C
Ever since I saw you standing there
F
Well I couldn't help but stare
[Chorus 2]
C
And then her eyes said don't you leave me standing on my own
F
Can't you see the streetside is my home
C
I'm held by men at night but still I'm cold
F
I'm so lonely but you know I'm not alone
F
I'm not alone
F
I'm not alone
[Bridge 2]
C
And she must have had the most lonely face I've ever known
F
Yeah she must have had the most lonely face I've ever known
Em Am
Well I tried to hold on but my grip it just was not that strong
G
I can still see her eyes as she fell and she fell for so long
[Verse]
C
If you ever see her I hope you succeed where I failed
F
You know I cried for the cutie of King's Cross the day she derailed
C
Oh somebody please can you save her and take her away
F
You know London will kill her you can't let the smoke have its way
C
C
The story's a sad one, the sort that you hear all the time
F
But this time I'll bore you with details and open your mind
Am C
It's the tale of a young girl who once was the talk of the town
[Verse]
C
The first time I saw her the skin was so thin on her bones
F
Her eyes they were lost on that street though she called it her home
C
So I thought can I save her, can I get her out of harm's way
F
And she looked at me with those eyes so what could I say
[Chorus 1]
C
So I said what's your name
F
And she said you're all the same
C
So I said don't act so strange
F
I only asked your name
[Verse]
C
The stars in the night sky she'd seen only once in her life
F
But stars over girls parts on call cards she sees every night
C
She said somewhere in my tattoo jungle you will find my mum
F
But she will disown me should she ever learn what I've done
[Chorus 1]
C
And she said what became
F
Of my promised fame
C
All I got was shame
F
And she said you're all to blame
[Chorus 2]
C
And then her eyes said don't you leave me standing on my own
F
Can't you see the streetside is my home
C
I'm held by men at night but still I'm cold
F
I'm so lonely but you know I'm not alone
F
I'm not alone
F
I'm not alone
[Verse]
C
She had hair like a willow tree choked at the side of the road
F
Cardboard boxes for pillows she weeps as she reaps what she sows
C
So I asked her if one day she mind joining me in my grave
F
You know like the big ones you see with the family name
[Bridge 1]
Am Em
But she said all she'd ever been was a whore and a slave
Dm G
And she didn't know if she had any soul left to save
[Chorus 1]
C
And she said why'd you care
F
So I said because I dared
C
Ever since I saw you standing there
F
Well I couldn't help but stare
[Chorus 2]
C
And then her eyes said don't you leave me standing on my own
F
Can't you see the streetside is my home
C
I'm held by men at night but still I'm cold
F
I'm so lonely but you know I'm not alone
F
I'm not alone
F
I'm not alone
[Bridge 2]
C
And she must have had the most lonely face I've ever known
F
Yeah she must have had the most lonely face I've ever known
Em Am
Well I tried to hold on but my grip it just was not that strong
G
I can still see her eyes as she fell and she fell for so long
[Verse]
C
If you ever see her I hope you succeed where I failed
F
You know I cried for the cutie of King's Cross the day she derailed
C
Oh somebody please can you save her and take her away
F
You know London will kill her you can't let the smoke have its way
C
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