Biography:
The Plimsouls are an American rock band formed in Los Angeles, California in 1978. Formed by singer, guitarist and songwriter Peter Case (who had previously fronted early new wave band The Nerves), the core lineup of the Plimsouls included Peter Case on vocals & Vox guitar, guitarist Eddie Munoz, bassist David Pahoa and drummer Lou Ramirez. The band's first release was an EP, Zero Hour in 1980, followed by a full length album in 1981, The Plimsouls.
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Bm G D
Yeah it makes perfect sense
A
Seeing how the seeds were sown
A# Bm
To find you out there on your own
G
You said your good-byes
D
And broke all the ties
A A#
It struck me dumb to think I tried for you
Bm G
Tonight you can feel the season changing
D A
You'll never change when you're no better than the weather
A#
You're cool
Bm
But there's rain in your heart
G D
You're blown like a feather
A A#
And that's the oldest story in the world
Bm G
You lost the key to paradise
D A A#
That's the oldest story in the world
Bm G D
Did we have it made?
A
Somehow I thought we could remain
A# Bm
If nothing lasts, no one's to blame
G D
But you can't look back to where you got off the track
A A#
And that's a mystery that we'll never crack
Bm G
It's just the oldest story in the world
D A
We lost the key to paradise
A# Bm
That's the oldest story in the world
G D
Someday we've got to set it right
A A#
And that's the oldest story in the world
Bm G
You'll hear it again and again
D A A#
That's the oldest story in the world, yeah
instrumental (note key change) C#m- A7- E- B- C (Bm leads into next verse)
G D
Somehow I thought we could remain
A A#
If nothing lasts, no one's to blame
Bm G
And you can't look back to where you got off the track
D A
That's a mystery that we'll never crack
A# Bm
And that's the oldest story in the world
G D
Someday we've got to set it right
A A#
That's the oldest story in the world
Bm G
Just like a Rolling Stone
D A
That's the oldest story- that's the oldest story
A# Bm
Now you can't go home
G D
And that's the oldest story in the world
A A#
Well I don't want to leave but it's time to go
Bm
Where?
G D
Well, I just don't know
A A# (A-A#-Bm)
And that's the oldest story in the world, yeah
by C/P Wrieden (you might like G7 instead of G)
Yeah it makes perfect sense
A
Seeing how the seeds were sown
A# Bm
To find you out there on your own
G
You said your good-byes
D
And broke all the ties
A A#
It struck me dumb to think I tried for you
Bm G
Tonight you can feel the season changing
D A
You'll never change when you're no better than the weather
A#
You're cool
Bm
But there's rain in your heart
G D
You're blown like a feather
A A#
And that's the oldest story in the world
Bm G
You lost the key to paradise
D A A#
That's the oldest story in the world
Bm G D
Did we have it made?
A
Somehow I thought we could remain
A# Bm
If nothing lasts, no one's to blame
G D
But you can't look back to where you got off the track
A A#
And that's a mystery that we'll never crack
Bm G
It's just the oldest story in the world
D A
We lost the key to paradise
A# Bm
That's the oldest story in the world
G D
Someday we've got to set it right
A A#
And that's the oldest story in the world
Bm G
You'll hear it again and again
D A A#
That's the oldest story in the world, yeah
instrumental (note key change) C#m- A7- E- B- C (Bm leads into next verse)
G D
Somehow I thought we could remain
A A#
If nothing lasts, no one's to blame
Bm G
And you can't look back to where you got off the track
D A
That's a mystery that we'll never crack
A# Bm
And that's the oldest story in the world
G D
Someday we've got to set it right
A A#
That's the oldest story in the world
Bm G
Just like a Rolling Stone
D A
That's the oldest story- that's the oldest story
A# Bm
Now you can't go home
G D
And that's the oldest story in the world
A A#
Well I don't want to leave but it's time to go
Bm
Where?
G D
Well, I just don't know
A A# (A-A#-Bm)
And that's the oldest story in the world, yeah
by C/P Wrieden (you might like G7 instead of G)
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