Biography:
Joey Cape is the lead vocalist for the melodic punk rock band Lagwagon. He is also lead vocalist for the indie experimental band Bad Astronaut. Other projects include being vocalists for both Afterburner and the Playing Favorites. On top of that, he is a guitarist in the cover band Me First and the Gimme Gimmes.
In addition, Joey Cape released a split CD with Tony Sly of No Use for a Name, featuring acoustic versions of Lagwagon favorites and one original song (Violet)
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Other songs:
- Violins
- Acoustic
- Acoustic Volume Two
- Alien8
- Alisons Disease
- Angry Days
- B
- Broken
- Broken Record
- Burn That Bridge When We Get To It
- Canoe
- Confession
- Errands
- Going For The Bronze
- Goodbye
- Gun It No Dont
- I Must Be Hateful
- Im Not Gonna Save You
- Its Always Sunny
- Know It All
- Love Story
- Making Friends
- Me The Witness
- Memoirs And Landmines
- Moral Compass
- Move The Car
- No Little Pill
- No Mirror
- Non Sequitur
- Okay
- Owen Meaney
- Resolve
- Spill My Guts
- St Marys
- The Contortionist
- The Ramones Are Dead
- This Life Is Strange
- To All My Friends
- Tracks
- Tragic Vision
- Twenty Seven
- Violet
- Watch Me Bleed
- Were Not In Love Anymore
- Whipping Boy
- Who Weve Become
- Wind In Your Sail
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Artist: Joey Cape
Song: The Ramones are Dead
Record: Bridge
Tuning: Standard
Tabbed By Mike Pihowich
A F#
I can listen to the records from my younger years
D E A E
Pacify my bitter ears and revive the dead dinosaurs.
A F#
Me and Jamo rode two buses round for Rockpile
D E A Am
Sure to find a rarity and something to believe.
D F# D
But I can't listen to them now without mourning a small town
E A Am
and the mom and pops I loved
D F#
Once were missionary men
D E
We age into obscurity with them
A E
The Ramones are dead
A F#
You could judge a band by the cover flipping through the bins
D
Assured enough to take a spin
E A E
The art and lyrics big enough to see and read
A
Pull the record from its sleeve
F# E
Spear the cut hole, arm and seed
D E A Am
Plunge the needle, shaking like a drug fiend
D F#
Now relevant again somehow
D
Reanimated sacred cow
E A Am
But it all seems different now
D F#
It's far too easy to find anything in demand
D E
I'll say it once again
A
The Ramones are dead.
Song: The Ramones are Dead
Record: Bridge
Tuning: Standard
Tabbed By Mike Pihowich
A F#
I can listen to the records from my younger years
D E A E
Pacify my bitter ears and revive the dead dinosaurs.
A F#
Me and Jamo rode two buses round for Rockpile
D E A Am
Sure to find a rarity and something to believe.
D F# D
But I can't listen to them now without mourning a small town
E A Am
and the mom and pops I loved
D F#
Once were missionary men
D E
We age into obscurity with them
A E
The Ramones are dead
A F#
You could judge a band by the cover flipping through the bins
D
Assured enough to take a spin
E A E
The art and lyrics big enough to see and read
A
Pull the record from its sleeve
F# E
Spear the cut hole, arm and seed
D E A Am
Plunge the needle, shaking like a drug fiend
D F#
Now relevant again somehow
D
Reanimated sacred cow
E A Am
But it all seems different now
D F#
It's far too easy to find anything in demand
D E
I'll say it once again
A
The Ramones are dead.
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