Biography:
The Decemberists son una banda estadounidense de indie pop, formada en Portland, Oregon. Su nombre deriva de la "Rebelión Decembrista" de 1825 en Rusia, y la temática de sus canciones normalmente trata de historias y personajes ficticios, normalmente mezclado a hechos históricos y siempre manteniendo una línea narrativa.
Actualmente, The Decemberists esta formado por:
Colin Meloy (vocalista, guitarra)
Chris Funk (guitarra, multi-instrumentalista)
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Other songs:
- Bandit Queen
- Billy Liar
- Cavalry Captain
- Down By The Water
- Eli The Barrow Boy
- Engine Driver
- From My Own True Love (lost At Sea)
- Grace Cathedral Hill
- Lake Song
- Make You Better
- Mariner's Revenge
- Mariner's Revenge Song
- O Valencia
- Of Angels And Angles
- Red Right Ankle
- Sixteen Military Wives
- The Engine Driver
- The Mariner's Revenge
- The Shankill Butchers
- The Tain Part Iv
- Traveling On
- Why Would I Now?
- Eli, The Barrow Boy
- 121712
- 16 Military Wives
- A Beginning Song
- A Bower Scene
- A Cautionary Song
- A Record Year For Rainfall
- After The Bombs
- All Arise
- Angel Wont You Call Me
- Annan Water
- Anti
- Apology Song
- As I Rise
- Bachelor And The Bride
- Bagmans Gambit
- Ben Franklins Song
- Better Not Wake The Baby
- Bridges And Balloons
- Burying Davy
- Calamity Song
- California One Youth And Beauty Brigade
- Castaways And Cutouts
- Chimbley Sweep
- Clementine
- Cocoon
- Constantinople
- Culling Of The Fold
- Cutting Stone
- Dear Avery
- Decemberists
- Dont Carry It All
- E Watson
- Easy Come Easy Go
- Everything I Try To Do Nothing Seems To Turn Out Right
- Everything Is Awful
- Five Songs
- For My Own True Love Lost At Sea
- Foregone
- From My Own True Love Lost At Sea
- Her Majesty The Decemberists
- Here I Dreamt I Was An Architect
- Hurdles Even Here
- I 4 U And U 4 Me
- I Dont Mind
- I Was Meant For The Stage
- Ill Be Your Girl
- Infanta
- Isnt It A Lovely Day
- Isnt It A Lovely Night
- January Hymn
- July July
- June Hymn
- Kingdom Of Spain
- Legionnaires Lament
- Leslie Anne Levine
- Like A Lion
- Long Live The King
- Los Angeles Im Yours
- Make Julieanne Cry
- Mariners Revenge Song
- Mistral
- My Mother Was A Chinese Trapeze Artist
- O New England
- Oceanside
- Odalisque
- On The Bus Mall
- Once In My Life
- One Engine
- Perfect Crime 1
- Perfect Crime 2
- Philomena
- Picaresque
- Picaresqueties
- Please Daddy Dont Get Drunk This Christmas
- Raincoat Song
- Rise To Me
- Riverswim
- Row Jimmy
- Rox In The Box
- Severed
- Shankhill Butchers
- Shankill Butchers
- Shanty For The Arethusa
- Shiny
- Sleepless
- Soldiering Life
- Song For Myla Goldberg
- Sonnet
- Sons And Daughters
- Sporting Life
- Starwatcher
- Stateside
- Suckers Prayer
- Summersong
- Sunshine
- Tain
- Tain Part 3
- The Cap Street Girls
- The Crane Wife
- The Crane Wife 1
- The Crane Wife 2
- The Crane Wife 3
- The Crane Wife Parts 1 2 3
- The Day I Knew You Wouldnt Ever Come Back
- The Days Of Elaine
- The Harrowed And The Haunted
- The Harrowed And The Haunted Lyrics
- The Hazards Of Love
- The Hazards Of Love 1
- The Hazards Of Love 2 Wager All
- The Hazards Of Love 3 Revenge
- The Hazards Of Love 4 The Drowned
- The Infanta
- The Island Come And See
- The King Is Dead
- The Legionnaires Lament
- The Mariners Revenge Song
- The Rakes Song
- The Singer Addresses His Audience
- The Wanting Comes In Waves Reprise
- The Wrong Year
- This Is Why We Fight
- Till The Waters All Long Gone
- Tripping Along
- Valencia
- Valerie Plame
- We All Die Young
- We Both Go Down Together
- What A Terrible World What A Beautiful World
- When The War Came
- Why Would I Now
- Wonder
- Wont Want For Love Margaret Of The Taiga
- Yankee Bayonet
- Youll Not Feel The Drowning
- Your Ghost
- Zoot
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!
* denotes power chord
The chord I called BaddF# is a (partially) barred B major played with the F# on the high
string (9th fret). It looks like this:
E--9-------------|
B--7-------------|
G--8-------------|
D--9-------------|
A----------------|
E----------------|
Strum that chord very slowly, accenting the F#. Watch the timing on some of the
it can be tricky. Please rate!
"Odalisque"
D#m G# B BaddF#
They've come to find you, Odalisque
D#m G# B BaddF#
As the light dies horribly
A#m A#m D#m G#
On a fire escape you walk
A#m A#m D#m G# B BaddF#
All rare and resolved to drop
D#m G# B BaddF#
D#m G# B BaddF#
And when they find you, Odalisque
D#m G# B BaddF#
They will rend you, terribly
A#m A#m D#m G#
Stitch from stitch 'til all
A#m A#m D#m G# B BaddF#
Your linen limbs will fall
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* x2
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* B B
Lazy lady had a baby girl
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* G#* B* C#*
And a sweet it made
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* B B
Raised on pradies, peanut shells and dirt
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* G#* B* C#*
In a railroad cul-de-sac
C# D#
And what do we do with ten baby shoes
B C#m
A kit bag full of marbles and a broken billiard cue?
B
What do we do?
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* x2
What do we do?
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* B B
Fifteen stitches will mend those britches right
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* G#* B* C#*
And them rip them down again
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* B B
Sapling switches will rend those rags alright
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* G#* B* C#*
What a sweet sound it makes
C# D#
And what we do with ten dirty Jews
B C#m
A thirty-ought full of rock salt and a warm afternoon?
B
What do we do?
A#*
What do we do?
A#*
Lay your belly under mine
A#* B A#*
Naked under me, under me
A#*
Such a filthy dimming shine
A#* B A#*
The way you kick and scream, kick and scream
A#* A#/A* A#*
A#* A#/A* G#* A#*
C# D#
And what do we with ten baby shoes
B C#m
A kit bag full of marbles and broken billiard cue?
B
What do we do?
G#* G#* G#* B* C#*
What do we do?
G#* G#* G#* B* C#*
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* B B
Lazy lady had a baby girl
G#m
And a sweet sound it made
The chord I called BaddF# is a (partially) barred B major played with the F# on the high
string (9th fret). It looks like this:
E--9-------------|
B--7-------------|
G--8-------------|
D--9-------------|
A----------------|
E----------------|
Strum that chord very slowly, accenting the F#. Watch the timing on some of the
it can be tricky. Please rate!
"Odalisque"
D#m G# B BaddF#
They've come to find you, Odalisque
D#m G# B BaddF#
As the light dies horribly
A#m A#m D#m G#
On a fire escape you walk
A#m A#m D#m G# B BaddF#
All rare and resolved to drop
D#m G# B BaddF#
D#m G# B BaddF#
And when they find you, Odalisque
D#m G# B BaddF#
They will rend you, terribly
A#m A#m D#m G#
Stitch from stitch 'til all
A#m A#m D#m G# B BaddF#
Your linen limbs will fall
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* x2
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* B B
Lazy lady had a baby girl
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* G#* B* C#*
And a sweet it made
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* B B
Raised on pradies, peanut shells and dirt
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* G#* B* C#*
In a railroad cul-de-sac
C# D#
And what do we do with ten baby shoes
B C#m
A kit bag full of marbles and a broken billiard cue?
B
What do we do?
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* x2
What do we do?
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* B B
Fifteen stitches will mend those britches right
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* G#* B* C#*
And them rip them down again
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* B B
Sapling switches will rend those rags alright
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* G#* B* C#*
What a sweet sound it makes
C# D#
And what we do with ten dirty Jews
B C#m
A thirty-ought full of rock salt and a warm afternoon?
B
What do we do?
A#*
What do we do?
A#*
Lay your belly under mine
A#* B A#*
Naked under me, under me
A#*
Such a filthy dimming shine
A#* B A#*
The way you kick and scream, kick and scream
A#* A#/A* A#*
A#* A#/A* G#* A#*
C# D#
And what do we with ten baby shoes
B C#m
A kit bag full of marbles and broken billiard cue?
B
What do we do?
G#* G#* G#* B* C#*
What do we do?
G#* G#* G#* B* C#*
G#* G#* G#* B* C#* / G#* G#* B B
Lazy lady had a baby girl
G#m
And a sweet sound it made
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