Biography:
The Shivers is an American musical group formed in 2001 in New York City and led by singer, primary songwriter and only consistent member Keith Zarriello. To date, the only other regular member of the band was Jo Schornikow who played keyboards and sang in the band at most performances between 2009 and 2012.
http://theshiversnyc.blogspot.com/
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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!
There's a lot of fingerpicking style going on
so just listen to the song for the pinky finger
add ons a strumming pattern
Intro: Em Bm C/G G D x2
Em
Wave to the poor man
Bm C/G
walking to the strain to find police man.
G D
He don't bother me no more.
Em
And as strange one,
Bm C/G
at least that's what you said was in your leaving.
G D
Gone forever out my door.
Em Bm
Cry, cry sad guy
C/G
Where's your bored and simple night?
G D
Where's your moonlight?
Em Bm
And boo hoo poor you.
C/G
What's a lonely boy to do
G D
with the moonlight?
C/G
And all the money sounds
G
in Brooklyn, baby.
C/G
And she's a singer
G
in the band.
C/G
She was my love once,
G D Em
But it's okay, I understand.
Am Em
She's found herself another man.
D
And that's just fine.
G Bm C/G G
How does a good man grow cold?
G Bm C/G G
How does an innocent girl become such a whore?
G Bm C/G G
How does a young man grow old?
G Bm C/G G
I can't stand it anymore.
Em Bm C/G G D
Em
Sewer, river
Bm
Skinny, shiver
C/G G D
A can man doing cans
Em
City worker,
Bm
Ally lurker
C/G G D
A can man doing cans
Em Bm
Cry, cry sad guy
C/G
Where's your bored and simple night?
G D
Where's your moonlight?
Em Bm
And boo hoo poor you.
C/G
What's a lonely boy to do
G D
with the moonlight?
C/G
And all the money sounds
G
in Brooklyn, baby.
C/G
And she's a singer
G
in the band.
C/G
She was my love once,
G D Em
But it's okay, I understand.
Am Em
She's found herself another man.
D
And that's just fine.
G Bm C/G G
How does a good man grow cold?
G Bm C/G G
How does an innocent girl become such a whore?
G Bm C/G G
How does a young man grow old?
G Bm C/G G
I can't stand it anymore.
G Bm C/G G
I can't stand you anymore.
so just listen to the song for the pinky finger
add ons a strumming pattern
Intro: Em Bm C/G G D x2
Em
Wave to the poor man
Bm C/G
walking to the strain to find police man.
G D
He don't bother me no more.
Em
And as strange one,
Bm C/G
at least that's what you said was in your leaving.
G D
Gone forever out my door.
Em Bm
Cry, cry sad guy
C/G
Where's your bored and simple night?
G D
Where's your moonlight?
Em Bm
And boo hoo poor you.
C/G
What's a lonely boy to do
G D
with the moonlight?
C/G
And all the money sounds
G
in Brooklyn, baby.
C/G
And she's a singer
G
in the band.
C/G
She was my love once,
G D Em
But it's okay, I understand.
Am Em
She's found herself another man.
D
And that's just fine.
G Bm C/G G
How does a good man grow cold?
G Bm C/G G
How does an innocent girl become such a whore?
G Bm C/G G
How does a young man grow old?
G Bm C/G G
I can't stand it anymore.
Em Bm C/G G D
Em
Sewer, river
Bm
Skinny, shiver
C/G G D
A can man doing cans
Em
City worker,
Bm
Ally lurker
C/G G D
A can man doing cans
Em Bm
Cry, cry sad guy
C/G
Where's your bored and simple night?
G D
Where's your moonlight?
Em Bm
And boo hoo poor you.
C/G
What's a lonely boy to do
G D
with the moonlight?
C/G
And all the money sounds
G
in Brooklyn, baby.
C/G
And she's a singer
G
in the band.
C/G
She was my love once,
G D Em
But it's okay, I understand.
Am Em
She's found herself another man.
D
And that's just fine.
G Bm C/G G
How does a good man grow cold?
G Bm C/G G
How does an innocent girl become such a whore?
G Bm C/G G
How does a young man grow old?
G Bm C/G G
I can't stand it anymore.
G Bm C/G G
I can't stand you anymore.
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