Biography:
The Replacements are an alternative rock group that formed in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1979. The band originally started off as a hardcore punk outfit but began to incorporate folk and power pop influences in their sound. They become one of the leaders of the early alt-folk set and one of the flagship bands of the American 80s post-punk scene, being as well a major influence on 90s indie rock.
The band's best known lineup consisted of Paul Westerberg (vocals, guitar), Bob Stinson (guitar), Tommy Stinson (bass) and Chris Mars (drums).
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Other songs:
- Achin' To Be
- Achin To Be
- Alex Chilton
- Androgynous
- Attitude
- Bastards Of Young
- Birthday Gal
- Cant Hardly Wait
- Careless
- Customer
- Darlin One
- Date To Church
- Here Comes A Regular
- Hold My Life
- I O U
- I Will Dare
- If Only You Were Lonely
- Ill Be You
- Its Hard To Wave In Handcuffs
- Kiss Me On The Bus
- Left Of The Dial
- Message To The Boys
- Nightclub Jitters
- Nobody
- Portland
- Rock N Roll Ghost
- Sadly Beautiful
- Sixteen Blue
- Skyway
- Swingin Party
- Talent Show
- The Ledge
- Torture
- Treatment Bound
- Unsatisfied
- Valentine
- Waiting For Somebody
- Waitress In The Sky
- We Know The Night
- When It Began
- Within Your Reach
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ACHIN' TO BE
[from "Don't Tell a Soul"]
intro: (A G Bm G D) C#/A G D
A
Well she's kind of like an artist
G D
Sittin' on the floor
A
Never finish it she abandons
G D
Never shows a soul
A
And she's kind of like a movie
G D
Everyone rushes to see
A
And no one understands it
G D
Sittin' in their seats
Bm G
She opens her mouth to speak and
F#m7 Bm
What comes out's a mystery
G D
Thought about, an' I've understood
G D
She's achin' to be
A
Well she dances alone in nightclubs
G D
Every other day of the week
A
People look right through her
G D
Baby doll check your cheek
A
And she's kind of like a poet
G D
Who finds it hard to speak
A
Poems come so slowly
G D
Like the colors down a sheet (chorus)
A G
I've been achin' for a while now, friend
A G D
I've been achin' hard for years
(break)
D A
Well she's kind of like an artist
G D
Who uses paints no more
A
And never show what you're doing
G D
Never show her soul
A
Yeah I saw one of your pictures
G D
There was nothin' that I could see
A
If no one's on your canvas
G D
Well, I'm achin' to be
Bm G
She closes her mouth to speak and
F#m7 Bm
Closes her eyes to see
G D
Thought about an' only love and
G D A
She's achin' to be
G D
Just like me
[from "Don't Tell a Soul"]
intro: (A G Bm G D) C#/A G D
A
Well she's kind of like an artist
G D
Sittin' on the floor
A
Never finish it she abandons
G D
Never shows a soul
A
And she's kind of like a movie
G D
Everyone rushes to see
A
And no one understands it
G D
Sittin' in their seats
Bm G
She opens her mouth to speak and
F#m7 Bm
What comes out's a mystery
G D
Thought about, an' I've understood
G D
She's achin' to be
A
Well she dances alone in nightclubs
G D
Every other day of the week
A
People look right through her
G D
Baby doll check your cheek
A
And she's kind of like a poet
G D
Who finds it hard to speak
A
Poems come so slowly
G D
Like the colors down a sheet (chorus)
A G
I've been achin' for a while now, friend
A G D
I've been achin' hard for years
(break)
D A
Well she's kind of like an artist
G D
Who uses paints no more
A
And never show what you're doing
G D
Never show her soul
A
Yeah I saw one of your pictures
G D
There was nothin' that I could see
A
If no one's on your canvas
G D
Well, I'm achin' to be
Bm G
She closes her mouth to speak and
F#m7 Bm
Closes her eyes to see
G D
Thought about an' only love and
G D A
She's achin' to be
G D
Just like me
