Biography:
A notorious homebody, Chad VanGaalen is well known for rarely leaving his rickety house in Calgary, endlessly drawing, recording and making art. With Diaper Island, VanGaalen distills his approach, producing his most sonically cohesive album to date, and the closest thing he has done to a rock album.
Also a celebrated visual artist, VanGaalen is widely renowned for his illustration and animation work. As with his previous albums – Infiniheart, Skelliconnection and the Polaris short-listed Soft Airplane
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Other songs:
- After The Afterlife
- Bare Feet On Wet Griptape
- Blood Machine
- Bones Of Man
- City Of Electric Light
- Cries Of The Dead
- Do Not Fear
- Evil
- Graveyard
- Hangmans Son
- I Changed My Name
- Inside The Molecules
- Mini Tvs
- Molten Light
- Monster
- Old Man The Sea
- Pine And Clover
- Poisonous Heads
- Rabid Bits Of Time
- Sara
- Wandering Spirits
- Weighed Sin
- Weird Love
- Willow Tree
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Chad Vangaalen - Graveyard
from Skelliconnection
I posted this before, but I've come up with some changes; Try playing Fmaj7 (103210)
instead of F. It may just be F in the recording, but the Fmaj7 sounds better to me.
Also play C/g (332010) instead of just C - this is what he does in the recording.
It's pretty easy. Just listen to the song for the strumming pattern. He focuses on
strumming the lower strings on the C/g, then for the F/Fmaj7 and G he moves to the higher
strings. The pattern is the same throughout.
Capo 5th to match recording.
C/G
C/G
I laid you down
F(or Fmaj7) G
In a wooden box with lonesome thoughts
C/G
Down in the graveyard.
C/G
You came round
Inside the pitch black of your coffin
In the ground.
You let your ghost
Leak through the earth above your grave
And coast around
To find your love
That you left behind inside
of this old town
CHORUS:
C/G F G C/G
Who - oo - oo are you?
Who - oo - oo are you?
C/G
So come on down
Come and walk around and
Through the graveyard
Come on by
Come and slip and slide right
Through the ground
You'll be called
Back to your coffin in the ground
Yeah by the sound
Of your lover
Who's been buried right beside you
In the ground
CHORUS:
Who are you?
Who are you?
from Skelliconnection
I posted this before, but I've come up with some changes; Try playing Fmaj7 (103210)
instead of F. It may just be F in the recording, but the Fmaj7 sounds better to me.
Also play C/g (332010) instead of just C - this is what he does in the recording.
It's pretty easy. Just listen to the song for the strumming pattern. He focuses on
strumming the lower strings on the C/g, then for the F/Fmaj7 and G he moves to the higher
strings. The pattern is the same throughout.
Capo 5th to match recording.
C/G
C/G
I laid you down
F(or Fmaj7) G
In a wooden box with lonesome thoughts
C/G
Down in the graveyard.
C/G
You came round
Inside the pitch black of your coffin
In the ground.
You let your ghost
Leak through the earth above your grave
And coast around
To find your love
That you left behind inside
of this old town
CHORUS:
C/G F G C/G
Who - oo - oo are you?
Who - oo - oo are you?
C/G
So come on down
Come and walk around and
Through the graveyard
Come on by
Come and slip and slide right
Through the ground
You'll be called
Back to your coffin in the ground
Yeah by the sound
Of your lover
Who's been buried right beside you
In the ground
CHORUS:
Who are you?
Who are you?
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