Biography:
Bad Books, simply put, is Kevin Devine and Manchester Orchestra.
A true accident if there ever was one; Bad Books was never an intended nor calculated side project of Kevin Devine and Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull. Though the two musicians have collaborated and performed together on tour and within the Favorite Gentlemen community of artists for years now, the genesis of Bad Books came from a simple idea to fill space and time off the road by collaborating on a small batch of songs together at the top of the year.
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This is a great song from the fantastic new Bad Books record, and one of Andy
Hull's finest vocally in my opinion. The picking pattern is kind of random, as is
characteristic of many songs written by Andy Hull.
CAPO 1
C
When you're with another man inside another home
F C
Do you adapt to the walls? Do you adapt to the walls?
C
Found the newspaper, thumbing my hands through it, doing another dance,
F C
Doing what I could with it, don't, you gotta leave me alone
G F C
And I wondered if you still lived at home
G F C
Yeah, I wondered if you still lived at home
C
What do you think you'd have done without a colder beer
F C
A fresh pack of zigs and zags, a light and another fag
G F C
And I was hungover and you would come hang over
G F C
I was hungover and you would come hang over
G F C
And stop a biblical fire
C F C
You and your dad, what a tragic mishap, ha-ah-ah-ah-ap
G F C
When a man loves a drink more than blood
G F Am G F
And I pace my room for an hour or two every day since 2001
F C
And I think I talk too much
At the end, it sounds like he goes between C and F a few times before ending on C.
Hull's finest vocally in my opinion. The picking pattern is kind of random, as is
characteristic of many songs written by Andy Hull.
CAPO 1
C
When you're with another man inside another home
F C
Do you adapt to the walls? Do you adapt to the walls?
C
Found the newspaper, thumbing my hands through it, doing another dance,
F C
Doing what I could with it, don't, you gotta leave me alone
G F C
And I wondered if you still lived at home
G F C
Yeah, I wondered if you still lived at home
C
What do you think you'd have done without a colder beer
F C
A fresh pack of zigs and zags, a light and another fag
G F C
And I was hungover and you would come hang over
G F C
I was hungover and you would come hang over
G F C
And stop a biblical fire
C F C
You and your dad, what a tragic mishap, ha-ah-ah-ah-ap
G F C
When a man loves a drink more than blood
G F Am G F
And I pace my room for an hour or two every day since 2001
F C
And I think I talk too much
At the end, it sounds like he goes between C and F a few times before ending on C.
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