Biography:
The Gaslight Anthem is an American punk band from New Brunswick, New Jersey. Since forming in 2006, they have released five full-length albums and an EP. They were described by Kerrang! magazine as “the best new band you’ll hear in 2008.” The lineup consists of Brian Fallon (vocals and guitar), Alex Levine (bass), Benny Horowitz (drums), and Alex Rosamilia (guitar). On July 29, 2015, the band announced an indefinite hiatus.
The Gaslight Anthem’s music embraces many elements of blues, classic rock, and punk rock.
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In my head
Am
I am already gone
F
Side roads pointed up
C G
Decisions decided on
C
But in my nights
Am
There are restless hours
F
3 AM goes down
C G
Nothing else comes up
Am F
And the only thing we know
C G
Is it's getting dark and we better go
Am F
And the only thing we say
C G
Are the despairs of the day
Am F
And if you're too tired
C G
Go to sleep, my brothers, I
Am F
And if you're too tired
C
Go to sleep, my brothers
G C
I'm alright to drive
C
And in my heart
A
I'm the weary kind
F
I'm much too tired to cry
C
Though it's sad enough for tears
G C
It's been try fail try for years
A
When the next year comes along
F
I don't know if I'll be home
C G
I don't know if we'll survive
- Refrain -
A F
And we're much too young of men
C G
To carry such heavy heads
A F
And tonight for the first time
C G
It felt good to be alive
A F
And we're much too young of men
C G
To carry such heavy heads
A F
And tonight for the first time
C G A G F
It felt good to be alive again, my friend
The only thing we know
Is it's getting dark and we better go
And the only thing we say
Are the despairs of the day
And if you're too tired
Go to sleep, my brothers, I
And if you're too tired
Go to sleep, my brothers, I
And if you're too tired
Go to sleep, my brothers, I
And if you're too tired
Go to sleep, my brothers
I'm alright to drive
In my head
Am
I am already gone
F
Side roads pointed up
C G
Decisions decided on
C
But in my nights
Am
There are restless hours
F
3 AM goes down
C G
Nothing else comes up
Am F
And the only thing we know
C G
Is it's getting dark and we better go
Am F
And the only thing we say
C G
Are the despairs of the day
Am F
And if you're too tired
C G
Go to sleep, my brothers, I
Am F
And if you're too tired
C
Go to sleep, my brothers
G C
I'm alright to drive
C
And in my heart
A
I'm the weary kind
F
I'm much too tired to cry
C
Though it's sad enough for tears
G C
It's been try fail try for years
A
When the next year comes along
F
I don't know if I'll be home
C G
I don't know if we'll survive
- Refrain -
A F
And we're much too young of men
C G
To carry such heavy heads
A F
And tonight for the first time
C G
It felt good to be alive
A F
And we're much too young of men
C G
To carry such heavy heads
A F
And tonight for the first time
C G A G F
It felt good to be alive again, my friend
The only thing we know
Is it's getting dark and we better go
And the only thing we say
Are the despairs of the day
And if you're too tired
Go to sleep, my brothers, I
And if you're too tired
Go to sleep, my brothers, I
And if you're too tired
Go to sleep, my brothers, I
And if you're too tired
Go to sleep, my brothers
I'm alright to drive
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