Biography:
The Moldy Peaches were an anti-folk band composed of Adam Green, Kimya Dawson, Toby Goodshank, Steven Martens, Jack Dishel, and Strictly Beats.
The Moldy Peaches were known for their flamboyant live shows (where they would dress in extravagant outfits) and songs such as "Who's Got The Crack" and "Little Bunny Foo Foo".
The Moldy Peaches toured with acts such as The Strokes and Tenacious D before going on indefinite hiatus after their second album in 2002.
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Other songs:
- All I Want Is You
- Goodbye Song
- Who's Got The Crack
- Anyone Else But You
- Nothing Came Out
- Ballad Of Helen Keller And Rip Van Winkle
- County Fair
- Downloading Porn With Davo
- I Forgot
- I Think Im In Love
- Jorge Regula
- Lazy Confessions
- Little Bunny Foo Foo
- Lucky Charms
- Lucky Number Nine
- On Top
- Rainbows
- Secret Tongues
- Steak For Chicken
- Times Are Bad
- Whos Got The Crack
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!
[Intro]
E C#m E C#m
[Verse 1]
E C#m
Indie boys are neurotic
E C#m
Makes my eyes bleed
E C#m
Tight black pants exotic
E C#m
Some loving is what I need
[Chorus]
B A E
But hey, I'm starting to feel OK
B A E
Lucky number nine, hooray!
[Verse 2]
E C#m
Sepia on the staircase
E C#m
Mirror in the back of my brain
E C#m
Makes these hot-pants feel great
E C#m
I used to like to complain
[Chorus]
B A E
But hey, I'm starting to feel OK
B A E
Lucky number nine, hooray!
[Verse 3]
E C#m
Bloody Mary, Mother of God
E C#m
Grandpa's on the hobby horse again
E C#m
Damp and broken pants chafing
E C#m
I'm running out of ethnic friends
[Outro]
B A E
But hey, I'm starting to feel OK
B A E
Lucky number nine, hooray!
B A E
Lucky number nine, hooray!
B A E
Lucky number nine, hooray!
E C#m E C#m
[Verse 1]
E C#m
Indie boys are neurotic
E C#m
Makes my eyes bleed
E C#m
Tight black pants exotic
E C#m
Some loving is what I need
[Chorus]
B A E
But hey, I'm starting to feel OK
B A E
Lucky number nine, hooray!
[Verse 2]
E C#m
Sepia on the staircase
E C#m
Mirror in the back of my brain
E C#m
Makes these hot-pants feel great
E C#m
I used to like to complain
[Chorus]
B A E
But hey, I'm starting to feel OK
B A E
Lucky number nine, hooray!
[Verse 3]
E C#m
Bloody Mary, Mother of God
E C#m
Grandpa's on the hobby horse again
E C#m
Damp and broken pants chafing
E C#m
I'm running out of ethnic friends
[Outro]
B A E
But hey, I'm starting to feel OK
B A E
Lucky number nine, hooray!
B A E
Lucky number nine, hooray!
B A E
Lucky number nine, hooray!
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