Biography:
Elway is an American punk rock band from Fort Collins, Colorado. Their sound is a unique and inebriated take on a time-tested formula: aggressive punk rock with soaring melodies coupled with lyrics ranging from that of the sad sap to the indignant atheist with a bevy of homespun dick jokes.
Biography
The original name of the band was 10-4 Eleanor. As 10-4 Eleanor they release an album. ...Too Bad..., and an EP, Words Cannot Express How Much Fuck This Band.
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Other songs:
- 34 Eleanor
- Albuquerque Low
- Ariel
- Banned From Gun World
- Better Whenever
- Christopher
- Delano
- Its Alive
- Kristinas Last Song
- Lunatic Thirteens
- Montreal
- One Flew East
- Orphan Histories
- Our Lady Of The Thompson River
- Passing Days
- Patria Mia Room 20
- Prophetstown
- Salton Sea
- San Mateo
- Shown To The Moon
- Someday Sea Wolf
- Song For Eric Solomon To Sing
- Ten Letter Word
- The Great Divorce
- The Tired Old Whores Bedside Book
- There Is A Line
- Third Coast Temple
- Whispers In A Shot Glass
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The future seemed dimmer and unbearably cold
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The nights we learned there's a meanness in this world
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And it will find you
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I still recall the yellow flowers you held
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My room in the basement and the nights it rained like hell
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Until the morning
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There is a line that sharply divides this
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This great expanse of space and time
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With you on your side and me on mine
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If this should be the last song I sing I'd
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I'd like to tell you just one thing
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How I loved you desperately
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I'll rattle the screws loose on this hospital bed
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Sickly and stirring from the things I should have said
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When I said nothing
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I should have known you would have listened to me
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You'd save me from drowning in the secrets that I keep
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You could have saved me
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There is a line that sharply divides this
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This great expanse of space and time
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With you on your side and me on mine
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If this should be the last song I sing I'd
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I'd like to tell you just one thing
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How I loved you, I still love you desperately
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C
The future seemed dimmer and unbearably cold
Am F G
The nights we learned there's a meanness in this world
C
And it will find you
C
I still recall the yellow flowers you held
Am F G
My room in the basement and the nights it rained like hell
C
Until the morning
[Chorus]
C C/B Am
There is a line that sharply divides this
G F
This great expanse of space and time
G C
With you on your side and me on mine
C/B Am
If this should be the last song I sing I'd
G F
I'd like to tell you just one thing
G
How I loved you desperately
[Interlude]
C Am (x2)
[Verse]
C
I'll rattle the screws loose on this hospital bed
Am F G
Sickly and stirring from the things I should have said
C
When I said nothing
C
I should have known you would have listened to me
Am F G
You'd save me from drowning in the secrets that I keep
C Em F G
You could have saved me
[Chorus]
C C/B Am
There is a line that sharply divides this
G F
This great expanse of space and time
G C
With you on your side and me on mine
C/B Am
If this should be the last song I sing I'd
G F
I'd like to tell you just one thing
Am G
How I loved you, I still love you desperately
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Elysian Fields
Elysion
Elyssa Smith
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