Biography:
Sloan is an alternative rock/power pop band that was formed in 1991 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Currently based in Toronto, Ontario, the band has consisted since its formation of members Jay Ferguson (vocals, guitar), Patrick Pentland (guitar, vocals), Chris Murphy (vocals, bass) and Andrew Scott (drums, vocals). The band has released twelve studio albums since their formation and earned international critical acclaim; appropriately, Sloan's most recent work is '12', which came out on April 6, 2018.
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Other songs:
- 500 Up
- All Of The Voices
- Autobiography
- Cant Face Up
- Coax Me
- Deeper Than Beauty
- Emergency 911
- Fade Away
- Flying High Again
- G Turns To D
- I Am The Cancer
- I Can Feel It
- I Love A Long Goodbye
- Im Not Through With You Yet
- Its In Your Eyes
- Ive Gotta Try
- Lines You Amend
- Money City Maniacs
- Nothing Left To Make Me Want To Stay
- Penpals
- People Of The Sky
- Raspberry
- Rest Of My Life
- Right To Roam
- Sugartune
- Take Good Care Of The Poor Boy
- The Good In Everyone
- The Other Man
- The Rest Of My Life
- Unkind
- Waiting For Slow Songs
- Whats There To Decide
- Who You Talkin To
- Will I Belong
- Witchs Wand
- Work Cut Out
- Youve Got A Lot On Your Mind
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WHAT'S THERE TO DECIDE?
(Ferguson/Murphy/Pentland/Scott)
Intro: E
E
Where did you go to and how did you get there?
F# E
I hope you come back soon - I've left you an empty room
E
Where did you go to and how did you get there?
F# A E
I hope you come back soon; you've left me with plenty of room to
breathe
F# A C#m B
But I feel like I'm chokin' you see, can't you see?
Whether it's a half a mile or a thousand miles
Well, you won't put on your shoes just for something to do for me
Whether it's a half a mile or a thousand miles
Well it's probably too far more like a trip across the stars to you
And I feel like I'm chokin' you see, can't you see?
C#m B A
What's there to decide?
F# E
You think that one step forward is one step back
C#m B A
Stuck on a circus ride
F# G#m F# G#m
It always stops up in mid-air - no one even knows you're there
C#m B A
What's there to decide?
INSTRUMENTAL CHORDS:
E F# A E
(same as above)
But I feel like I'm chokin' you see, can't you see?
What's there to decide?
You think that one step forward is one step back
Stuck on a circus ride
Self assured but you don't care don't get blinded by the glare
What's there to decide?
What's there to decide?
another tab by Henry Stewart? Believe it!
"Success as a result of industry is a peasant ideal." -Wallace
Stevens.
Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch, Charles Bukowski, the
Beatles,Dylan Thomas, Kurt Vonnegut,
at http://www.mindspring.com/~stewarts/index.htm
WHAT'S THERE TO DECIDE?
(Ferguson/Murphy/Pentland/Scott)
Intro: E
E
Where did you go to and how did you get there?
F# E
I hope you come back soon - I've left you an empty room
E
Where did you go to and how did you get there?
F# A E
I hope you come back soon; you've left me with plenty of room to
breathe
F# A C#m B
But I feel like I'm chokin' you see, can't you see?
Whether it's a half a mile or a thousand miles
Well, you won't put on your shoes just for something to do for me
Whether it's a half a mile or a thousand miles
Well it's probably too far more like a trip across the stars to you
And I feel like I'm chokin' you see, can't you see?
C#m B A
What's there to decide?
F# E
You think that one step forward is one step back
C#m B A
Stuck on a circus ride
F# G#m F# G#m
It always stops up in mid-air - no one even knows you're there
C#m B A
What's there to decide?
INSTRUMENTAL CHORDS:
E F# A E
(same as above)
But I feel like I'm chokin' you see, can't you see?
What's there to decide?
You think that one step forward is one step back
Stuck on a circus ride
Self assured but you don't care don't get blinded by the glare
What's there to decide?
What's there to decide?
another tab by Henry Stewart? Believe it!
"Success as a result of industry is a peasant ideal." -Wallace
Stevens.
Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch, Charles Bukowski, the
Beatles,Dylan Thomas, Kurt Vonnegut,
at http://www.mindspring.com/~stewarts/index.htm
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