Biography:
The Gear Daddies is a band from Austin, Minnesota that enjoyed moderate success in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Its members were Randy Broughten (electric and steel guitar), Nick Ciola (bass), Billy Dankert (drums and vocals), and Martin Zellar (guitar and vocals).
Their most mainstream success was when they played Late Night with David Letterman in 1991. Ciola and Dankert did not play on the show because many bands simply sat in with Paul Shaffer and The World's Most Dangerous Band when playing the show.
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Intro
E A 8x
Verse 1
E A
Well I woke up this mornin' with my face to the wall and I
E A
said a real quick prayer
E A
Oh please dear God when I turn around let her
E A
not by lyin' there
E A
But I felt her bare skin touchin' mine and the
E A
blood run from my head
E A
Well I tried to think what I'd say to her and I
E A
wished that I was dead
Chorus
C#m B A E
Cause I can't remember her name and I'm sorry for all my lies
C#m B A E
But I can remember her voice and the color of her eyes
E A
E A
Verse 2
E A
And I'm lyin' alone and I'm thinkin' about all those
E A
things that I have done
E A
And I know there's things that just ain't right
E A
but I know I'm not the one
E A
And I wanna change and I wanna be with you,
E A
want me to be right now
E A
but it never seems to work out that
E A
way
Chorus
C#m B A E
And I can't remember her name and I'm sorry for all my lies
C#m B A E
But I can remember her voice and the color of her eyes
E A
E A
Bridge
C#m B
So why do I always do this
C#m B
Will it ever change
C#m B
Why do I always do this
C#m B
It'll always be the same
E A 4x
Verse 1 Repeat
E A
Well I woke up this mornin' with my face to the wall and I
E A
said a real quick prayer
E A
Oh please dear God when I turn around let her
E A
not by lyin' there
E A
But I felt her bare skin touchin' mine and the
E A
blood run from my head
E A
Well I tried to think what I'd say to her and I
E A
wished that I was dead
Chorus
C#m B A E
Cause I can't remember her name and I'm sorry for all my lies
C#m B A E
But I can remember her voice and the color of her eyes
E A
Color of her
E A
eyes Color of her
... Ad nauseam ...
E A 8x
Verse 1
E A
Well I woke up this mornin' with my face to the wall and I
E A
said a real quick prayer
E A
Oh please dear God when I turn around let her
E A
not by lyin' there
E A
But I felt her bare skin touchin' mine and the
E A
blood run from my head
E A
Well I tried to think what I'd say to her and I
E A
wished that I was dead
Chorus
C#m B A E
Cause I can't remember her name and I'm sorry for all my lies
C#m B A E
But I can remember her voice and the color of her eyes
E A
E A
Verse 2
E A
And I'm lyin' alone and I'm thinkin' about all those
E A
things that I have done
E A
And I know there's things that just ain't right
E A
but I know I'm not the one
E A
And I wanna change and I wanna be with you,
E A
want me to be right now
E A
but it never seems to work out that
E A
way
Chorus
C#m B A E
And I can't remember her name and I'm sorry for all my lies
C#m B A E
But I can remember her voice and the color of her eyes
E A
E A
Bridge
C#m B
So why do I always do this
C#m B
Will it ever change
C#m B
Why do I always do this
C#m B
It'll always be the same
E A 4x
Verse 1 Repeat
E A
Well I woke up this mornin' with my face to the wall and I
E A
said a real quick prayer
E A
Oh please dear God when I turn around let her
E A
not by lyin' there
E A
But I felt her bare skin touchin' mine and the
E A
blood run from my head
E A
Well I tried to think what I'd say to her and I
E A
wished that I was dead
Chorus
C#m B A E
Cause I can't remember her name and I'm sorry for all my lies
C#m B A E
But I can remember her voice and the color of her eyes
E A
Color of her
E A
eyes Color of her
... Ad nauseam ...
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Gee
geek sleep sheep
Geezinslaws
Geff Harrison
Gemini Five
Gemini Syndrome
Gemitaiz
Gemma Genazzano
Gemma Hayes