1- Man Overboard is an American rock band from Mt. Laurel and Williamstown, New Jersey that began in 2008. Started as an emo influenced pop-punk band to then later shift to alternative rock/indie rock. Since then, they have released two EP's, an acoustic EP, a split with Boston pop punk band Transit, a compilation of old songs and three full length albums. Taking influence from such pop punk acts as Blink-182, Saves the Day and Taking Back Sunday
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!
Verse 1: Nik Bbm I can't believe you didn't come here when G#C# i waited After everything F# we talked about and all the drama we created Bbm You don't even have G#C# time for me You say that you're depressed F# well darling welcome to the club now take BbmG#C# a seat You say that you're depressed F# well darling welcome to the club now BbmG# take a seat C# You won't feel better in the morning F# i'll still exist F#(hold) and you'll still BbmF#C#BbmF#C# feel incomplete
Verse 2: Zac Bbm If you want to talk to G#C# me then i promise i'll stop begging you to love F# me and i'll stop begging Bbm you to come by If you G# wanna stop you're crying C# i would kiss you until F# the sun came up and we'd BbmG# be happy without trying C# i would kiss you until F# the sun came up and we'd BbmG# be happy without trying C# But now i know how quick you'd turn around F# and now i know when you were lying
Chorus: Both Nik and Zac C#FmBbm Her pretty face i C#Fm didn't know your name BbmF# when i found this place and it doesn't look the C#Fm same And You don't seem Bbm the same You can take C#Fm the sweet life and i'll BbmF# take all the blame C# I'll take all the blame FmBbm Her pretty face i C#Fm didn't know your name BbmF# when i found this place and it doesn't look the C#Fm same And You don't seem Bbm the same You can take C#Fm the sweet life and i'll BbmF# take all the blame C#(hold) I'll take all the blame