Biography:
The Maine is an American rock band from Tempe, Arizona. Formed in 2007, the group consists of lead vocalist, guitarist and pianist John O'Callaghan, lead guitarist Jared Monaco, bass guitarist Garrett Nickelsen, drummer Patrick Kirch, and rhythm guitarist Kennedy Brock.
Their first release, the Stay Up, Get Down extended play, was released in 2007, followed by the five-song EP, The Way We Talk, on December 11, 2007. The band's first full-length studio album, Can't Stop Won't Stop, was released July 8, 2008.
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Other songs:
- (un)lost
- American Candy
- Another Night On Mars
- Bad Behavior
- Birthday In Los Angeles
- Black Butterflies And Deja Vu
- Book Of Me And You
- Color
- Daisy
- Don't Give Up On Us
- Don't Stop Now
- Don’t Come Down
- English Girls
- Forever Halloween
- Free
- Fuel To The Fire
- Get Ready
- Growing Up
- Hello World
- How Do You Feel
- I Must Be Dreaming
- I Wanna Love You
- Inside Of You
- Into Your Arms
- Kiss And Sell
- Listen To Your Heart
- Right Girl
- Same Suit Different Tie
- Saving Grace
- Thinking Of You
- Waiting For My Sun To Shine
- We All Roll Along
- We'll All Be...
- Whoever She Is
- Everything I Ask For
- Misery
- Raining In Paris
- 24 Floors
- Am I Pretty
- Blood Red
- Diet Soda Society
- Do You Remember The Other Half Of 23
- Dont Come Down
- Dont Give Up On Us
- Dont Stop Now
- Every Road
- Fcked Up Kids
- Fked Up Kids
- Girls Do What They Want
- Give It To Me
- Good Love
- Goodbye
- Happy
- Ho Ho Hopefully
- I Only Wanna Talk To You
- I Want You
- Identify
- If I Only Had The Heart
- Im Leaving
- Im Sorry
- Jenny
- Kennedy Curse
- Like We Did Windows Down
- Love And Drugs
- Miles Away
- Mr Winter
- My Best Habit
- My Hair
- Numb Without You
- Perfectly Out Of Key
- Raise Your Glass
- Roses
- Run
- Sad Songs
- Santa Stole My Girlfriend
- Shake It
- Some Days
- Take Me Dancing
- Take What You Can Carry
- Taxi
- The Sound Of Reverie
- The Towns Been Talking
- The Way We Talk
- These Four Words
- Time To Go
- Undressing The Words
- Unlost
- Untangle Me
- Vanilla
- Visions
- We Change We Wait Acoustic
- Well All Be
- When Im At Home
- While Listening To Rock Roll
- Who Ever She May Be
- You Left Me
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[Intro] F C G x4
C
The girls are crying
Am
On the corner
F
Because the boys all left
Am G
And they've had too much to drink
C
We're in London
Am
Mid October
F Am
He's convinced the blonde by the bar
G
Just gave him a wink
F
And the words he spoke
Am G N.c.
Left me in disbelief
He said,
F C G
"Smoke whatever you've got left,
Am F
It's getting late and
C G
We don't have much to lose"
Well she said,
F C G
"English girls they just like sex"
Am F
I couldn't believe when he said,
C G
"I've got news for you
N.c. F C G
American boys do too."
Am F C G
(American boys do too)
C
Her face went red as
Am
The words left his tongue and
F
She rolls up a cigarette
Am G
And he strikes a paper match
C
I can tell he's pouring honey
Am
Into her ear as
F Am
Us teenage kids were getting pissed
G
On cider and black
Am
Pins her against the wall
F
Tells her she's beautiful
C
She says she's going home
G N.c.
That's when he said...
F C G
"Smoke whatever you've got left,
Am F
It's getting late and
C G
We don't have much to lose"
Well she said,
F C G
"English girls they just like sex"
Am F
I couldn't believe when he said,
C G
"I've got news for you
Em C F
American boys do too."
C G Em C F
And that boy he is a drifter
C G Em C F
Tomorrow he'll be far away
C
And the moment
G Em C
Before he kissed her
Am
Pins her against the wall
F
Tells her she's beautiful
C
She says she's going home
G N.c.
That's when he said...
F C G
"Smoke whatever you've got left,
Am F
It's getting late and
C G
We don't have much to lose"
Well she said,
F C G
"English girls they just like sex"
Am F
I couldn't believe when he said,
C G
"I've got news for you
F C G
American boys do too."
Am F C G
(American boys do too)
Am F C G
(American boys do too)
C
The girls are crying
Am
On the corner
F
Because the boys all left
Am G
And they've had too much to drink
C
We're in London
Am
Mid October
F Am
He's convinced the blonde by the bar
G
Just gave him a wink
F
And the words he spoke
Am G N.c.
Left me in disbelief
He said,
F C G
"Smoke whatever you've got left,
Am F
It's getting late and
C G
We don't have much to lose"
Well she said,
F C G
"English girls they just like sex"
Am F
I couldn't believe when he said,
C G
"I've got news for you
N.c. F C G
American boys do too."
Am F C G
(American boys do too)
C
Her face went red as
Am
The words left his tongue and
F
She rolls up a cigarette
Am G
And he strikes a paper match
C
I can tell he's pouring honey
Am
Into her ear as
F Am
Us teenage kids were getting pissed
G
On cider and black
Am
Pins her against the wall
F
Tells her she's beautiful
C
She says she's going home
G N.c.
That's when he said...
F C G
"Smoke whatever you've got left,
Am F
It's getting late and
C G
We don't have much to lose"
Well she said,
F C G
"English girls they just like sex"
Am F
I couldn't believe when he said,
C G
"I've got news for you
Em C F
American boys do too."
C G Em C F
And that boy he is a drifter
C G Em C F
Tomorrow he'll be far away
C
And the moment
G Em C
Before he kissed her
Am
Pins her against the wall
F
Tells her she's beautiful
C
She says she's going home
G N.c.
That's when he said...
F C G
"Smoke whatever you've got left,
Am F
It's getting late and
C G
We don't have much to lose"
Well she said,
F C G
"English girls they just like sex"
Am F
I couldn't believe when he said,
C G
"I've got news for you
F C G
American boys do too."
Am F C G
(American boys do too)
Am F C G
(American boys do too)
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