Biography:
The Long Winters is an American indie rock band based in Seattle, USA.
Singer-songwriter John Roderick was born in Seattle, Washington, and moved to Anchorage, Alaska, during his elementary school years. He later returned to Seattle and formed both Bun Family Players and The Western State Hurricanes. Following the collapse of the latter, he acted as touring keyboardist for Harvey Danger.
In 2001, Harvey Danger singer/songwriter Sean Nelson suggested that he and Roderick record an album
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I prefer Roderick's solo version that he does on tour, so I made chords for that.
Here is the version I did: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fvb6XL-vAM
This is the most ridiculously syncopated song I've ever tried to play, so the chord
location will be off in certain places. I tried to match the sounds and the chords
as best as I could.
The intro is in 4/4. Nice and easy. The verses are in 5/4 time, and the choruses
are (mostly) 2 bars of 7/4, 2 bars of 5/4, 2 bars of 7/4, and 2 bars of 5/4. The
bridge part with the Em is in 3/4.
CAPO 3
D C G D C G x2
D C G D C
Start with a ticket and a chart
G D C G
Explaining how we're not that far apart
D C G
But you lost me on the way
D C G D
And though you claim you got a plan to go
C G D C G D C G
I feel your body moving closer even so
D C G D
But you got to follow your feelings
C G D C G
You should know I don't want to leave just to go
D C G
And I'm not trying to be hard to reach
D C G D C G D C G D C
But I put away my only suitcase
G D G F G D G F G D
And I said, Hey, so you, you play too rough but I
C G D C G D G F G D G
I wimped out and I waited to say so
F G D C G D C G D C G D C G
You play too rough
D C G D
So you sing it the way you want to hear it sung
C G D C G
You grab the telephone a minute before it's rung
D C G
And you call out into space saying
D C G D C G
Do you ever want to run
D C G D C G D C
Well I want to run and I want you to come
G D C
Just as you first came to me
G A G
Wearing only perfume and a coat
A G D G F G
And too too much to drink
D G F G x 3
G D G F G D G F G D
And I said, Hey, so you, you play too rough but I
C G D C G D G F G D G
I wimped out and I waited to say so
F G D C G D C G D C G
You play too rough
D G Em
Now hope - well it's got me by the throat
G D G
And all your bicycles are dreaming of their brakes
Em G D G Em G D G Em G
But my dreams have all been fakes, oh... fakes, oh
D C G D C G D C
Hey, so you, play too rough but I
G D C G D C G D
I wimped out and I waited to say so
C G D C G D C G
You play too rough
D G
F G D G F G D C G D C G
Hey, so you, play too rough
D G F G D G F G D C G D C G
Hey, so you, you play too rough
D C G x 7
D G Em G D G C
But I wimped out and I waited to say so
G D C G D C
[pause] I want you just as you first came to me
G A G
Wearing only perfume and a coat
A G
And too too much to drink
Here is the version I did: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fvb6XL-vAM
This is the most ridiculously syncopated song I've ever tried to play, so the chord
location will be off in certain places. I tried to match the sounds and the chords
as best as I could.
The intro is in 4/4. Nice and easy. The verses are in 5/4 time, and the choruses
are (mostly) 2 bars of 7/4, 2 bars of 5/4, 2 bars of 7/4, and 2 bars of 5/4. The
bridge part with the Em is in 3/4.
CAPO 3
D C G D C G x2
D C G D C
Start with a ticket and a chart
G D C G
Explaining how we're not that far apart
D C G
But you lost me on the way
D C G D
And though you claim you got a plan to go
C G D C G D C G
I feel your body moving closer even so
D C G D
But you got to follow your feelings
C G D C G
You should know I don't want to leave just to go
D C G
And I'm not trying to be hard to reach
D C G D C G D C G D C
But I put away my only suitcase
G D G F G D G F G D
And I said, Hey, so you, you play too rough but I
C G D C G D G F G D G
I wimped out and I waited to say so
F G D C G D C G D C G D C G
You play too rough
D C G D
So you sing it the way you want to hear it sung
C G D C G
You grab the telephone a minute before it's rung
D C G
And you call out into space saying
D C G D C G
Do you ever want to run
D C G D C G D C
Well I want to run and I want you to come
G D C
Just as you first came to me
G A G
Wearing only perfume and a coat
A G D G F G
And too too much to drink
D G F G x 3
G D G F G D G F G D
And I said, Hey, so you, you play too rough but I
C G D C G D G F G D G
I wimped out and I waited to say so
F G D C G D C G D C G
You play too rough
D G Em
Now hope - well it's got me by the throat
G D G
And all your bicycles are dreaming of their brakes
Em G D G Em G D G Em G
But my dreams have all been fakes, oh... fakes, oh
D C G D C G D C
Hey, so you, play too rough but I
G D C G D C G D
I wimped out and I waited to say so
C G D C G D C G
You play too rough
D G
F G D G F G D C G D C G
Hey, so you, play too rough
D G F G D G F G D C G D C G
Hey, so you, you play too rough
D C G x 7
D G Em G D G C
But I wimped out and I waited to say so
G D C G D C
[pause] I want you just as you first came to me
G A G
Wearing only perfume and a coat
A G
And too too much to drink
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