Biography:
Accept is a german heavy metal band from the town of Solingen (NRW), Germany and originally assembled in the early 1970s by Udo Dirkschneider. They played an important role in the development of speed metal and Teutonic thrash metal, being part of the German heavy/speed/power metal scene to emerge in the early to mid 80s along with bands such as Helloween, Running Wild, Grave Digger, Sinner, and Rage. The band's 1983 album, 'Balls to the Wall', subsequently became their most successful release, featuring its well-known hit of the same title.
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Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
{t:BREAKING UP AGAIN}
{st:ACCEPT}
[Am] Waking up on monday morning, [C] Sunday's been and [G] gone.
[Dm] Reaching out for [Am] you, but I [G] was alone.
[Am] No I sit at the breakfast table, [C] table set for [G] two.
[Dm] Been the same thing [Am] every morning, [G] silly things I do.
[G] Oooh, don't know [Dm] what to do [Am] about you, [C]
[G] I never could [Dm] give the way you [Am] gave. [C]
[G] Oooh, now [Dm] should I try to [Am] find you, [C]
[G] Keep playing [Dm] every song you [Am] played me.
[Dm] Feel like [G] breaking up [Am] again.
[Am] It's a thing I've got to live with, [C] take it on my [G] own.
[Dm] And wait until it's [Am] over, then [G] again I never know.
[Am] If I'd only seen you going, [C] walking out that [G] door.
[Dm] But I had no [Am] way of knowing, [G] can't take it no more.
[G] Oooh, don't know [Dm] what to do [Am] about you, [C]
[G] I never could [Dm] give the way you [Am] gave. [C]
[G] Oooh, now [Dm] should I try to [Am] find you, [C]
[G] Keep playing [Dm] every song you [Am] played me.
[Dm] Feel like [G] breaking up [Am] again.
{st:ACCEPT}
[Am] Waking up on monday morning, [C] Sunday's been and [G] gone.
[Dm] Reaching out for [Am] you, but I [G] was alone.
[Am] No I sit at the breakfast table, [C] table set for [G] two.
[Dm] Been the same thing [Am] every morning, [G] silly things I do.
[G] Oooh, don't know [Dm] what to do [Am] about you, [C]
[G] I never could [Dm] give the way you [Am] gave. [C]
[G] Oooh, now [Dm] should I try to [Am] find you, [C]
[G] Keep playing [Dm] every song you [Am] played me.
[Dm] Feel like [G] breaking up [Am] again.
[Am] It's a thing I've got to live with, [C] take it on my [G] own.
[Dm] And wait until it's [Am] over, then [G] again I never know.
[Am] If I'd only seen you going, [C] walking out that [G] door.
[Dm] But I had no [Am] way of knowing, [G] can't take it no more.
[G] Oooh, don't know [Dm] what to do [Am] about you, [C]
[G] I never could [Dm] give the way you [Am] gave. [C]
[G] Oooh, now [Dm] should I try to [Am] find you, [C]
[G] Keep playing [Dm] every song you [Am] played me.
[Dm] Feel like [G] breaking up [Am] again.
