Biography:
The Walkmen are an American indie rock band, with members based in New York City and Philadelphia. The band formed in 2000 with three members from Jonathan Fire*Eater—Paul Maroon (guitar, piano), Walter Martin (organ/bass), and Matt Barrick (drums)—and two from The Recoys, Peter Matthew Bauer (bass/organ) and Hamilton Leithauser (vocals, guitar). All but Bauer attended St. Albans in Washington, D.C. The band are currently on hiatus, with Leithauser
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- Angela Surf City
- Another One Goes By
- Blizzard Of 96
- Blue As Your Blood
- Bows Arrows
- Brandy Alexander
- Canadian Girl
- Clementine
- Donde Esta La Playa
- Emma Get Me A Lemon
- Everyone Who Pretended To Like Me Is Gone
- Good For Yous Good For Me
- Heaven
- I Lost You
- If Only It Were True
- In The New Year
- Juveniles
- Lisbon
- Long Time Ahead Of Us
- Lost In Boston
- Louisiana
- Love Is Luck
- Many Rivers To Cross
- My Old Man
- New Years Eve
- No Christmas While Im Talking
- North Pole
- On The Water
- Red Moon
- Revenge Wears No Wristwatch
- Song For Leigh
- The Rat
- The Witch
- Theyre Winning
- Thinking Of A Dream I Had
- This Job Is Killing Me
- Torch Song
- Wake Up
- We Cant Be Beat
- Weight On My Shoulders
- Weve Been Had
- Whats In It For Me
- While I Shovel The Snow
- Your Southern Soul
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This is a song that will probably appear on the forthcoming album, Heaven. Bear
with me on the lyrics, as Ham (God love him) tends to slur his words.
INTRO
C#m barred on the 4th fret alternately picking A and the remaining four strings
and low E and the same four below. Do four bars of this back and forth pattern,
which is incidentally the sort of motion you should be doing whenever possible
throughout the song.
VERSE
C#m D (barred right above)
Family comes from Kentucky
D C#m
And there's bourbon in the blood
C#m D G F#m
Head up the country for the city in 19-fifty-one
CHORUS
G open D open
Me, I'm in between two worlds
G open D open F#m
Saw you on TV last night...
VERSE
C#m D
Life looks easy on the TV
D C#m
Rewriting the sun blue years [no clue on these lyrics]
C#m D G F#m
I'll fill my evenings with images of the hazy here-after
CHORUS
G open D open
I don't even know your name
G open D open
It's your southern heart I'm after
Bm F#m D open
It's your southern heart I'm after
OUTRO
e---------3-3---]
B---------3-5---]
G---------4-5---] X 2
D-----4---5-5---]
A---5---5-5-x---]
E-5-------x-x---]
Now repeat the above pattern (which I'll call D-G-C) over the following lyrics:
D G C D-G-C
Tell me again how you loved all the men you were after
D G C D-G-C
Tell me again of the end in the hazy hereafter
D G C D-G-C
Tell me again how you loved all the men you were after
D G C D-G-C
Tell me again how you loved all the men you were after
END
2 bars of Em and finish on open D
Enjoy!
with me on the lyrics, as Ham (God love him) tends to slur his words.
INTRO
C#m barred on the 4th fret alternately picking A and the remaining four strings
and low E and the same four below. Do four bars of this back and forth pattern,
which is incidentally the sort of motion you should be doing whenever possible
throughout the song.
VERSE
C#m D (barred right above)
Family comes from Kentucky
D C#m
And there's bourbon in the blood
C#m D G F#m
Head up the country for the city in 19-fifty-one
CHORUS
G open D open
Me, I'm in between two worlds
G open D open F#m
Saw you on TV last night...
VERSE
C#m D
Life looks easy on the TV
D C#m
Rewriting the sun blue years [no clue on these lyrics]
C#m D G F#m
I'll fill my evenings with images of the hazy here-after
CHORUS
G open D open
I don't even know your name
G open D open
It's your southern heart I'm after
Bm F#m D open
It's your southern heart I'm after
OUTRO
e---------3-3---]
B---------3-5---]
G---------4-5---] X 2
D-----4---5-5---]
A---5---5-5-x---]
E-5-------x-x---]
Now repeat the above pattern (which I'll call D-G-C) over the following lyrics:
D G C D-G-C
Tell me again how you loved all the men you were after
D G C D-G-C
Tell me again of the end in the hazy hereafter
D G C D-G-C
Tell me again how you loved all the men you were after
D G C D-G-C
Tell me again how you loved all the men you were after
END
2 bars of Em and finish on open D
Enjoy!
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