Biography:
Sydney based Australian indie rock band with strong pop leanings formed in 1994 by Wayne Connolly (The Welcome Mat and various key Australian recordings as producer), Tracy Ellis (Oliver) and Nick Kennedy (Big Heavy Stuff, Todd Sparrow, The Cops, The Dead Sea).
More info at www.knievel.com.au
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
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!
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#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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Date: Sat, 4 Nov 1995 21:09:51 +1000
From: Gibson
Subject: Guitar tablature Might as well be gone- Knievel
Might As Well Be Gone - Knievel
Here's a great song by a great Australian band, I heard this during Triple
J's, " Live at the Wireless " and was immediatly impressed. The lyrics I
have written down are way out, when I listened to it I couldn't understand
a thing but I tried my best.
Intro:
F# pm_____
------------------|
------------------|
------------------| x4
--4--4--4-4-4-----|
--4--4--4-4-4-----|
--2--2--0-0-0-----|
Verse 1: (the lyrics on the second line are way out)
F# C# D A
See your son turn strongly across you
F# C# D
Remember river in you
F# C# D A
Sifting through all the crap on the river bed
F# C# E
Search and Loose ahhhh...
Chorus:
D A
Well we might as well be gone
B E A
Where sinking as we swim along
D A
Said it's not our time
B E A
We laugh at what we left behind
D A
Might as well be gone
B E A
Well tell him here's this to his song
D A
Said its not our time
B E A
We laugh at what we left behind
Verse 2: (same chords as first verse)
See me swervin' oh the scrathes from here
I have lost this sound
How we shared many are here
Time to climb back down
Repeat chorus
Bridge: F# x4 B x4 (repeat section twice)
Back to chorus:
Outro: (play intro once)
If there are any mistakes you picked up please e-mail me on
zzagibso@dingo.uq.edu.au I will be glad to here a reply. If anyone has You
Am I tablature could you please send it to me, thanks. I know the lyrics are
wrong.
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
Date: Sat, 4 Nov 1995 21:09:51 +1000
From: Gibson
Subject: Guitar tablature Might as well be gone- Knievel
Might As Well Be Gone - Knievel
Here's a great song by a great Australian band, I heard this during Triple
J's, " Live at the Wireless " and was immediatly impressed. The lyrics I
have written down are way out, when I listened to it I couldn't understand
a thing but I tried my best.
Intro:
F# pm_____
------------------|
------------------|
------------------| x4
--4--4--4-4-4-----|
--4--4--4-4-4-----|
--2--2--0-0-0-----|
Verse 1: (the lyrics on the second line are way out)
F# C# D A
See your son turn strongly across you
F# C# D
Remember river in you
F# C# D A
Sifting through all the crap on the river bed
F# C# E
Search and Loose ahhhh...
Chorus:
D A
Well we might as well be gone
B E A
Where sinking as we swim along
D A
Said it's not our time
B E A
We laugh at what we left behind
D A
Might as well be gone
B E A
Well tell him here's this to his song
D A
Said its not our time
B E A
We laugh at what we left behind
Verse 2: (same chords as first verse)
See me swervin' oh the scrathes from here
I have lost this sound
How we shared many are here
Time to climb back down
Repeat chorus
Bridge: F# x4 B x4 (repeat section twice)
Back to chorus:
Outro: (play intro once)
If there are any mistakes you picked up please e-mail me on
zzagibso@dingo.uq.edu.au I will be glad to here a reply. If anyone has You
Am I tablature could you please send it to me, thanks. I know the lyrics are
wrong.
