Biography:
The Thermals were a pop-punk trio from Portland, Oregon. The band was formed in 2002 and released seven records and toured at least fifteen countries.
The Thermals' sixth LP and debut for Saddle Creek, Desperate Ground, was produced by John Agnello (Dinosaur Jr, Sonic Youth) in Hoboken, NJ. Agnello and The Thermals completed the record and evacuated the studio just hours before Hurricane Sandy ravaged New Jersey, a fate quite fitting when you consider the product.
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Other songs:
- How We Know
- Now We Can See
- Test Pattern
- A Pillar Of Salt
- A Stare Like Yours
- Alone A Fool
- Always Never Be
- An Ear For Baby
- Back To Gray Acoustic
- Back To The Sea
- Born Dead Acoustic
- Born To Kill
- Faces Stay With Me
- Heres Your Future
- Hey You
- How We Fade
- I Called Out Your Name
- I Go Alone
- I Got A Curse
- I Let It Go
- I Might Need You To Kill
- Let Your Earth Quake Baby
- Liquid In Liquid Out
- My Heart Went Cold
- Never Listen To Me
- Our Love Survives
- Our Trip
- Power Doesnt Run On Nothing
- Remember Today
- Returning To The Fold
- St Rosa And The Swallows
- Thats Inertia
- The Sunset
- Thinking Of You
- We Were Sick
- When I Died
- When I Was Afraid
- You Will Be Free
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Artist: The Thermals
Song: Hey You
Album: We Disappear
the live intro/riff sounds a little different, because live, they play it with a B
shape chord when they slide so and it adds a little extra ring to the B string that can
sound a bit shrilly and off, but still correct.
Regardless of how you choose to play it, I find it easier to play c and D power chords
when sliding and
throughout the song in general, and also because it sounds more like the record.
One thing that is played with the B chord shape is the last c in the Pre-chorus, which I
will mark with a
star. This extra note is to create contrast from the other c in the Pre-chorus, and it
sounds better when you build it up to the chorus.
chords:
{355xxx} G5
{x355xx} C
{x577xx} D
{x5777x} D*
[Intro]
G5 C D G5 D C x4
[Verse]
D G5
spook in the back, bug in my head?
C C
the suit a prop, probably dead?
D G5
now on the run, deep in the blame?
C C
i had a code, i didn’t need a name
[Pre-chorus]
D C
now the only hand left i can see?
G5 C
is pointing straight, straight to the grave
? D*
that is calling for me,
G5 C D G5 D C
yeah that calling for me!
[chorus]
G5 C D G5 D C G5 C D G5 D C
hey you!
G5 C D G5 D C G5 C D G5 D C
hey you!
[Verse]
D G5
dog on the hunt, close to me now
? C C
picked up my scent, i don’t know how?
D G5
the charge is fake, born in a box?
C C
siren a decoy, loud and lost
[Pre-chorus]
D C
now the only sound left i can hear?
G5 C
is the sound buried deep in the ground?
D*
that is calling me near?
G5 C D G5 D C
yeah it’s calling me near
[chorus]
G5 C D G5 D C G5 C D G5 D C
hey you
G5 C D G5 D C G5 C D G5 D C
Hey you
[Verse]
D C
now the only hand left i can see
G5 C D*
holds the coldest, oldest truth i didn’t wanna believe
G5 C D G5 D C?
oh i didn’t wanna believe
[Outro]
G5 C D G5 D C G5 C D G5 D C
Hey you
G5 C D G5 D C G5 C D G5 D C?
Hey you
G5 C D G5 D C? G5 C D G5 D C?
Hey you
G5 C D G5 D C? G5 C D G5 D C?
Hey you
G5 C D G5 D C
Hey you
Song: Hey You
Album: We Disappear
the live intro/riff sounds a little different, because live, they play it with a B
shape chord when they slide so and it adds a little extra ring to the B string that can
sound a bit shrilly and off, but still correct.
Regardless of how you choose to play it, I find it easier to play c and D power chords
when sliding and
throughout the song in general, and also because it sounds more like the record.
One thing that is played with the B chord shape is the last c in the Pre-chorus, which I
will mark with a
star. This extra note is to create contrast from the other c in the Pre-chorus, and it
sounds better when you build it up to the chorus.
chords:
{355xxx} G5
{x355xx} C
{x577xx} D
{x5777x} D*
[Intro]
G5 C D G5 D C x4
[Verse]
D G5
spook in the back, bug in my head?
C C
the suit a prop, probably dead?
D G5
now on the run, deep in the blame?
C C
i had a code, i didn’t need a name
[Pre-chorus]
D C
now the only hand left i can see?
G5 C
is pointing straight, straight to the grave
? D*
that is calling for me,
G5 C D G5 D C
yeah that calling for me!
[chorus]
G5 C D G5 D C G5 C D G5 D C
hey you!
G5 C D G5 D C G5 C D G5 D C
hey you!
[Verse]
D G5
dog on the hunt, close to me now
? C C
picked up my scent, i don’t know how?
D G5
the charge is fake, born in a box?
C C
siren a decoy, loud and lost
[Pre-chorus]
D C
now the only sound left i can hear?
G5 C
is the sound buried deep in the ground?
D*
that is calling me near?
G5 C D G5 D C
yeah it’s calling me near
[chorus]
G5 C D G5 D C G5 C D G5 D C
hey you
G5 C D G5 D C G5 C D G5 D C
Hey you
[Verse]
D C
now the only hand left i can see
G5 C D*
holds the coldest, oldest truth i didn’t wanna believe
G5 C D G5 D C?
oh i didn’t wanna believe
[Outro]
G5 C D G5 D C G5 C D G5 D C
Hey you
G5 C D G5 D C G5 C D G5 D C?
Hey you
G5 C D G5 D C? G5 C D G5 D C?
Hey you
G5 C D G5 D C? G5 C D G5 D C?
Hey you
G5 C D G5 D C
Hey you
