Biography:
Trampled By Turtles (TBT) is an indie folk band from Duluth, Minnesota. The group is most famous for both its fast-paced songs and plaintive ballads. Their high-energy concerts have attracted an ever-growing, dedicated fan following. The band members have referenced inspirations such as Townes Van Zandt, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Ralph Stanley. Their fifth release, Palomino, has maintained a position in the Top 10 on the Billboard bluegrass charts for 52 straight weeks.
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Other songs:
- Alone
- Victory
- Wait So Long
- Again
- Aint No Use In Tryin
- Are You Behind The Shining Star
- Arming Of Infants
- At Your Window
- Bloodshot Eyes
- Burn For Free
- Codeine
- Come Back Home
- Drinkin In The Morning
- Duluth
- Dyin
- Empire
- Feet And Bones
- Ghosts
- Help You
- High Water
- Im A Target Too
- Jars At Home
- Kellys Bar
- Keys To Paradise
- Life Is Good On The Open Road
- Like An Empty House
- Lucy
- Methodism In Middle America
- Midnight On The Interstate
- My Brother Works For The Cia
- Never Again
- New Orleans
- Nobody Else
- Nobody Knows
- November
- Nowhere To Hide
- Outskirts
- Rich Poor
- Right Back Where We Started
- School Bus Driver
- Separate
- Shenandoah
- Silver And Gold
- Silver Light
- Sorry
- Still In Love With You
- Stranger
- The Calm And The Crying Wind
- The Darkness And The Light
- The Middle
- The One To Save
- Think It Over
- Trouble
- Valley
- Walt Whitman
- We All Get Lonely
- Weight
- Western World
- When I Come Back Again
- Where Is My Mind
- Whiskey
- Widowers Heart
- Wild Animals
- Wildflowers
- Winners
- Wrong Way Street
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Trampled By Turtles
Burn For Free
Blue Sky and The Devil
the intro can be played two ways.
-chords (that I just transcribed)
-the original (How TBT actually does it)
Here's TBT's way:
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|-2-2-xxx-2-2-3-3--2-2-xxx-2-2-5-5--2-2-xxx-2-2-3-3-5-5-3-3-2-2--2-2--|
|-0-0-xxx-0-0-1-1--0-0-xxx-0-0-3-3--0-0-xxx-0-0-1-1-3-3-1-1-0-0--0-0--|
but if you're a chord kinda guy, then you cud play it like this:
Em Em Em Em F F Em Em Em Em G G Em Em Em Em F F G G F F Em Em
(wow that was annoying right? so just play it the real way.)
Em G
Well my walls crumble down
D Am
As I stepped into this town
Em
But its all over now
G D
Lord it's past and gone
Am Em
But it's calming to see
D Em
All the houses burn for free
Am
Little darling of mine
Em D
Won't you please come home
breakdown:
Em G G Am F F
Em G
Well you're my home you're my girl
D Am
All the years in all the world
Em G
Get handed down from up high
D
Upon the the mountain
Am Em
But it's calming to see
D Em
All the cities burn for free
Am
Little darling of mine
Em D
Won't you please come home
breakdown:
Em G G Am F F (x4)
repeat intro (x2)
Em G G Am F F (x4)
Em G
Well tell me now get away
D Am
Every hour of every day
Em G
It's these lonely times
D
That pass the worst
Am Em
But it's calming to see
D Em
All the flags gonna burn for free
Am
Little darling of mine
Em D
Won't you please come home
Em G G Am F F (x4)
repeat intro (x2)
Burn For Free
Blue Sky and The Devil
the intro can be played two ways.
-chords (that I just transcribed)
-the original (How TBT actually does it)
Here's TBT's way:
|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
|-2-2-xxx-2-2-3-3--2-2-xxx-2-2-5-5--2-2-xxx-2-2-3-3-5-5-3-3-2-2--2-2--|
|-2-2-xxx-2-2-3-3--2-2-xxx-2-2-5-5--2-2-xxx-2-2-3-3-5-5-3-3-2-2--2-2--|
|-0-0-xxx-0-0-1-1--0-0-xxx-0-0-3-3--0-0-xxx-0-0-1-1-3-3-1-1-0-0--0-0--|
but if you're a chord kinda guy, then you cud play it like this:
Em Em Em Em F F Em Em Em Em G G Em Em Em Em F F G G F F Em Em
(wow that was annoying right? so just play it the real way.)
Em G
Well my walls crumble down
D Am
As I stepped into this town
Em
But its all over now
G D
Lord it's past and gone
Am Em
But it's calming to see
D Em
All the houses burn for free
Am
Little darling of mine
Em D
Won't you please come home
breakdown:
Em G G Am F F
Em G
Well you're my home you're my girl
D Am
All the years in all the world
Em G
Get handed down from up high
D
Upon the the mountain
Am Em
But it's calming to see
D Em
All the cities burn for free
Am
Little darling of mine
Em D
Won't you please come home
breakdown:
Em G G Am F F (x4)
repeat intro (x2)
Em G G Am F F (x4)
Em G
Well tell me now get away
D Am
Every hour of every day
Em G
It's these lonely times
D
That pass the worst
Am Em
But it's calming to see
D Em
All the flags gonna burn for free
Am
Little darling of mine
Em D
Won't you please come home
Em G G Am F F (x4)
repeat intro (x2)
