Biography:
My Terrible Friend is the duo of roommates Lauren O'Connell and Nataly Dawn. They have recorded one EP, "Room for Ghosts" in 2010. Dawn is also a member of Pomplamoose.
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
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!
...DIAMONDS & GOLD...
Originally by Tom Waits
I adapted cLuMsY's version
http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/t/tom_waits/diamonds_and_gold_crd.htm
so it's (somewhat) closer to the version done by My Terrible Friend
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIt7TCp15-I
CAPO 1st fret
[Intro]
Am F (x2)
[Verse 1]
Am F Am F
Broken glass, rusty nails,
Am Dm C E7
Where the wild violets grow.
Am F Am F
Say goodbye to the railroad, the mad dogs of summer,
Am E7 Am
And everything that I know.
[Chorus]
F Am
What some men will do here for diamonds,
F Am
What some men will do here for gold.
F Am
They're wounded, but they just keep on climbing,
F E7
And sleep by the side of the road.
[Bridge 1]
Am E7 C D
There's a hole in the ladder, a fence we can climb,
Dm Am E7
Mad as a hatter; you're thin as a dime.
Am E7 C D
Go out to the meadow; the hills are a-green,
Dm Am E7
Sing me a rainbow, steal me a dream.
[Interlude]
Am F (x2)
[Verse 2]
Am F Am F
Small-time Napoleon's shattered his knees,
Am Dm C E7
But he stays in the saddle for Rose.
Am F Am F
And all his disciples, they shave in the gutter,
Am E7 Am
And they gather what's left of his clothes.
[Chorus 2]
F Am
What some men will do here for diamonds,
F Am
What some men will do here for gold.
F Am
They're wounded, but they just keep on climbing,
F E7
And sleep by the side of the road.
[Bridge 2]
Am E7 C D
There's a hole in the ladder, a fence we can climb,
Dm Am E7
Mad as a hatter; you're thin as a dime.
Am E7 C D
Go out to the meadow; the hills are a-green,
Dm Am E7
Sing me a rainbow, steal me a dream.
Originally by Tom Waits
I adapted cLuMsY's version
http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/t/tom_waits/diamonds_and_gold_crd.htm
so it's (somewhat) closer to the version done by My Terrible Friend
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIt7TCp15-I
CAPO 1st fret
[Intro]
Am F (x2)
[Verse 1]
Am F Am F
Broken glass, rusty nails,
Am Dm C E7
Where the wild violets grow.
Am F Am F
Say goodbye to the railroad, the mad dogs of summer,
Am E7 Am
And everything that I know.
[Chorus]
F Am
What some men will do here for diamonds,
F Am
What some men will do here for gold.
F Am
They're wounded, but they just keep on climbing,
F E7
And sleep by the side of the road.
[Bridge 1]
Am E7 C D
There's a hole in the ladder, a fence we can climb,
Dm Am E7
Mad as a hatter; you're thin as a dime.
Am E7 C D
Go out to the meadow; the hills are a-green,
Dm Am E7
Sing me a rainbow, steal me a dream.
[Interlude]
Am F (x2)
[Verse 2]
Am F Am F
Small-time Napoleon's shattered his knees,
Am Dm C E7
But he stays in the saddle for Rose.
Am F Am F
And all his disciples, they shave in the gutter,
Am E7 Am
And they gather what's left of his clothes.
[Chorus 2]
F Am
What some men will do here for diamonds,
F Am
What some men will do here for gold.
F Am
They're wounded, but they just keep on climbing,
F E7
And sleep by the side of the road.
[Bridge 2]
Am E7 C D
There's a hole in the ladder, a fence we can climb,
Dm Am E7
Mad as a hatter; you're thin as a dime.
Am E7 C D
Go out to the meadow; the hills are a-green,
Dm Am E7
Sing me a rainbow, steal me a dream.
MYK
Myk Perez
Myles Kennedy
Myles Sanko
MyLifeAsEva
Myron Butler & L (...)
Myrtle Sarrosa
Myrus Ramirez
Myssouri
Mystery Gang