Biography:
The Cave Singers is an American folk trio from Seattle, Washington. Their music is folk for a rainy day: surprising, yet cozy, sparse, yet harmonious, pleasing yet torturous.
Rising from the ashes of Pretty Girls Make Graves after its disbandment in 2007, former PGMG-member Derek Fudesco teamed up with Pete Quirk (of Hint Hint) and Marty Lund (of Cobra High) and began playing in the Seattle area. Soon after the band's conception, The Cave Singers signed with Matador Records on June 11, 2007.
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Cold Eye - The Cave Singers
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Tabbed by: Christian Demmings
Email: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard, Capo on 2nd fret.
Very good song, and easy, as most good songs seem to be. The entire song is made-up of
chords with a little extra bit, which is at the end of the verse in the chorus "you tell
night we are through", just before you say the word "through" and switch to the C chord,
your hand still in the Fmaj7 position, pluck the High E open, then the B with your
finger on the third fret, then pluck the B again with your first/index finger still on
first fret, then go to the C chord. Listen for timing. That and some careful strumming
you're good.
C Fmaj7 Dm7
e| 0 0 1
B| 1 1 1
G| 0 2 2
D| 2 3 0
A| 3 0 0
E| 0 0 0
C Fmaj7
In the cold eyes of criminals, I drank in the wild laughter
C
Isn't that my laughter that I'm laughing now?
C Fmaj7
And in the cold eyes a terrible storm reaches with wild thunder
C
Isn't that the thunder that I call my home?
Dm7 Fmaj7 C
But go tell the night, you tell the night we are through
Dm7 Fmaj7 C
And go tell the night, you tell the night when we are through
C Fmaj7
And in the old dives of parallels, I stirred in the waitress’s wonder
C
Oh what’s the waitress wondering about?
C Fmaj7
And in the old dives of parallels, I stood on a stage of tables
C
Aren’t those the tables I’m diving from?
Dm7 Fmaj7 C
But go tell the night, you tell the night when we are through
Dm7 Fmaj7 C
And under cold candlelight, I wait here to be rescued
Dm7 Fmaj7 C
And go tell the night, you tell the night when we are through
Dm7 Fmaj7 C
And under cold candlelight, I wait here to be rescued.
Cold Eye - The Cave Singers
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Tabbed by: Christian Demmings
Email: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard, Capo on 2nd fret.
Very good song, and easy, as most good songs seem to be. The entire song is made-up of
chords with a little extra bit, which is at the end of the verse in the chorus "you tell
night we are through", just before you say the word "through" and switch to the C chord,
your hand still in the Fmaj7 position, pluck the High E open, then the B with your
finger on the third fret, then pluck the B again with your first/index finger still on
first fret, then go to the C chord. Listen for timing. That and some careful strumming
you're good.
C Fmaj7 Dm7
e| 0 0 1
B| 1 1 1
G| 0 2 2
D| 2 3 0
A| 3 0 0
E| 0 0 0
C Fmaj7
In the cold eyes of criminals, I drank in the wild laughter
C
Isn't that my laughter that I'm laughing now?
C Fmaj7
And in the cold eyes a terrible storm reaches with wild thunder
C
Isn't that the thunder that I call my home?
Dm7 Fmaj7 C
But go tell the night, you tell the night we are through
Dm7 Fmaj7 C
And go tell the night, you tell the night when we are through
C Fmaj7
And in the old dives of parallels, I stirred in the waitress’s wonder
C
Oh what’s the waitress wondering about?
C Fmaj7
And in the old dives of parallels, I stood on a stage of tables
C
Aren’t those the tables I’m diving from?
Dm7 Fmaj7 C
But go tell the night, you tell the night when we are through
Dm7 Fmaj7 C
And under cold candlelight, I wait here to be rescued
Dm7 Fmaj7 C
And go tell the night, you tell the night when we are through
Dm7 Fmaj7 C
And under cold candlelight, I wait here to be rescued.
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