Biography:
Minneapolis-based chamber-folk sextet Dark Dark Dark revel in the wonder that is around us always. On their breathtaking sophomore album Wild Go, which arrives October 5, 2010 via Supply and Demand Music, the band has created a stirring reminder to seek out that magic. Their dramatic sound sets Nona Marie Invie’s soaring, haunting voice against age-old instrumentation that evokes the soundtrack to a beautiful film.
The 10-song collection is a marked evolution for the group
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Am F Am (x2)
Am G F
Darling darling darling dear
Am G F
You left me on the hottest day
Am G F
Oh darling darling darling dear
Am G F
You left me on the hottest day
Am G C
I gave up on whiskey and beer
F Am
To be better oh
Am G C
I gave up on whiskey and beer
F Am E Am
And am I happier no
Am G C
I tried my best to be good to you
F Am
Could be better though
Am G C
I tried my best to be good to you
F Am E Am
But when I tried I tried oh Lord I tried
Am G F
Still darling darling darling dear
Am G F
You left me on the hottest day
Am G F
Oh darling darling darling dear
Am G F
You left me on the hottest day
Am G C
I'll take these rosy cheeks of mine
F Am
And be headed out
Am G C
I'll take these rosy cheeks of mine
F Am E Am
And be headed south
Am G C
Cause I've got two hundred dollar bills of mine
F Am
To be headed out
Am G C
I think I'll get as far as New Orleans
F Am
To be swallowed whole
Am E7 C F
Find me the rockiest bank
Am E7 C F
Find me the muddiest shore
Am E7 C F
Thats where I'll go to get lost
Am E7 C F
Won't cause you no trouble no more
Am E7 Am
Won't cause you no trouble no more x
Darlingside
Darrell Evans
Darrell Scott
Darren Criss
Darren Espanto