Biography:
Ben Harper and Relentless7 are a Los Angeles, California-based rock band formed in 2008 by Ben Harper.
The current lineup consists of Ben Harper (vocals, guitar/slide guitar), Jason Mozersky (lead guitar), Jesse Ingalls (bass and keyboards), and Jordan Richardson (drums).
Harper met Jason Mozersky in the late nineties when Mozersky was working for an Austin, Texas music promoter. Mozersky was chauffering Harper to a gig, and asked if he could play a demo for his band, Wan Santo Condo.
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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!
Intro: G D Em
Em D Am Em
The word suicide is irresponsible
C G D D
Still you offered to buy me a gun
C G Am Em
what's so hard about sympathy
G D Em
Love is a lonely room
G D Em
Love is a lonely room
Em D
When out on the edge
Am Em
there's just two directions
C G D D
And somebody has to lose
C G
I should know better than to use words
Am Em
Like never and hate
G D Em
Love is a lonely room
G D Em
Love is a lonely room
And that chord progression is used through both solos and the last verse
So, basically the songs chord progression is:
Em D Am Em
C G D D
C G Am Em
G D Em
G D Em
That should get you through the whole thing.
Em D Am Em
The word suicide is irresponsible
C G D D
Still you offered to buy me a gun
C G Am Em
what's so hard about sympathy
G D Em
Love is a lonely room
G D Em
Love is a lonely room
Em D
When out on the edge
Am Em
there's just two directions
C G D D
And somebody has to lose
C G
I should know better than to use words
Am Em
Like never and hate
G D Em
Love is a lonely room
G D Em
Love is a lonely room
And that chord progression is used through both solos and the last verse
So, basically the songs chord progression is:
Em D Am Em
C G D D
C G Am Em
G D Em
G D Em
That should get you through the whole thing.
