Biography:
Casiotone for the Painfully Alone (CFTPA) was the beats-and-keys solo project of singer, songwriter and Chicago resident, Owen Ashworth. Drawing heavy influence from traditional Americana as well as 80's synth pop and commercial hip hop, the music of CFTPA is a curious mix of austere character studies and playful electronic programming.
Owen Ashworth started to make music on a small casio keyboard back in 1997. His first two albums, "Answering Machine Music" and "Pocket Symphonies for Lonely Subway Cars
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Other songs:
- Beeline
- Blue Corolla
- Bobby Malone Moves Home
- Cold White Christmas
- Dont They Have Payphones Wherever You Were Last Night
- Half Ghost
- Harsh The Herald Angels Sing
- Holly Hobby
- I Love Creedence
- I Should Have Kissed You When I Had The Chance
- It Wasnt The Same Somehow
- Jeane If Youre Ever In Portland
- Killers
- Love Connection
- Man O War
- Nashville Parthenon
- Natural Light
- New Years Kiss
- Northfield Mn
- Optimist Vs The Silent Alarm When The Saints Go Marching In
- Suitcase In Hand
- Toby Take A Bow
- Tonight Was A Disaster
- Traveling Salesmans Young Wife Home Alone On Christmas In Montpelier Vt
- We Have Mice
- White Jetta
- You Were Alone
- Young Shields
Intro: C
C
Oh there's skeletons of cigarettes and empty cans and bottles
Am
And we tear out of the parking lot, the engine at full throttle
C
You mapped a route with all right turns so lights don't get us caught
Am
We've got a mess of cash in duffel bags and every penny's hot
F
Well hallelujah
C
Well hallelujah
G F C
And we're laughing through the fear that we'll never make the clear
G F C
Oh and you've never looked so dear, it's the end of our career
C
We'll ditch the car in Wisconsin and hide out in the trees
Am
And I know a dude in Madison who owes some favors to me
C
With the money in the backseat, baby, we could buy a house
Am
And raise a little family on Shlitz and Mickey Mouse
F
Well hallelujah
C
Well hallelujah
G F C
And we're laughing through the fear that we'll never make the clear
G F C
Oh and you've never looked so dear, it's the end of our career
Outro: Follow the timing of the same chords as the song "When the Saints go
Marching In" but without the lyrics:
"C
Oh when the saints go marching in,
G
Oh when the saints go marching in,
C F
Lord, I want to be in that number
C G C
When the saints go marching in."
C
Oh there's skeletons of cigarettes and empty cans and bottles
Am
And we tear out of the parking lot, the engine at full throttle
C
You mapped a route with all right turns so lights don't get us caught
Am
We've got a mess of cash in duffel bags and every penny's hot
F
Well hallelujah
C
Well hallelujah
G F C
And we're laughing through the fear that we'll never make the clear
G F C
Oh and you've never looked so dear, it's the end of our career
C
We'll ditch the car in Wisconsin and hide out in the trees
Am
And I know a dude in Madison who owes some favors to me
C
With the money in the backseat, baby, we could buy a house
Am
And raise a little family on Shlitz and Mickey Mouse
F
Well hallelujah
C
Well hallelujah
G F C
And we're laughing through the fear that we'll never make the clear
G F C
Oh and you've never looked so dear, it's the end of our career
Outro: Follow the timing of the same chords as the song "When the Saints go
Marching In" but without the lyrics:
"C
Oh when the saints go marching in,
G
Oh when the saints go marching in,
C F
Lord, I want to be in that number
C G C
When the saints go marching in."
Cass McCombs
Cassandra Pevere (...)
Cassandra Steen
Cassandra Wilson
Casseurs Flowter (...)
Cast Iron Filter
Cast of Galavant
Cast Spells
Castanets
Casting Pearls