Biography:
Augie March is an Australian Indie band. The group was formed in 1996, in Melbourne, Victoria, by singer/songwriter/guitarist Glenn Richards, drummer David Williams, guitarist Adam Donovan, and bassist Edmond Ammendola.
In 1998 the band expanded to include keyboardist Rob Dawson.
Sunset Studies (2000) was the band's first release. It was met with good reviews, and was moderate in its overall success.
After time apart and the death of keyboardist Rob Dawson
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Augie March – Just Passing Through
Capo 2 (Glenn Richards does like that capo 2)
Standard Tuning
INTRO
G--Em--G--Em--G--Em--C--Am-Em-
G Em
At ten o'clock is when I rise from my grave
G Em
And cast my eyes over the ideas that I couldn't save
G Em
Become regret and break upon me now wave after wave
C Am Em
Bid me remember what I done
G Em
A strange appeal is in the magazine zodiac
G Em
What inspiration are the women of the dog track
G Em
Now there's a wheel and there's a well and there's a big rack
C Am Em
The perfumed killers from the north
C Am Em
Collect each Saturday to brood and sally forth
C Em
I don't know enough to know not to show it
C Em
Or tell it like I know more
C Em
I'm sorry, baby, but your roving poet's
C Am Em
Just a bank balance troubadour
C Am Em
Who can't sing the song anymore
C----Em----C----Em----
G Em
At ten o'clock is when you open up your apple eyes
G Em
And drink a cup into the one of earth the other skies
G Em
And out your mouth a tiny burst of tiny baby cries
C Am Em
Oh where, oh where, oh where did you get into to?
G Em
A strange appeal unto a pocket where a body lay
G Em
I saw a dream of such a couple only yesterday
G Em
When the one did leave the other went to war Enola Gay
C Am Em
She had a halo, was a heroine
C Am Em
She had a halo, was a heroine
C Em
Well, I know I'm not loathe to show it
C Em
I smile like a bandsaw
C Em
I'm sorry, darling, but your roving poet's
C Am Em
Just a footloose man-whore
C Am Em
Who can't talk the talk anymore
C Em
We're just passing through
C Em
Just passing through
G Em
At ten o'clock is when I rise from my grave
G Em
And cast my eyes over the ideas that I couldn't save
G Em
Become regret and break upon me now wave after wave
C Am Em
Bid me remember what I done
G Em
When time doesn't tear you pay a fee to make it rip
G Em
The ditch witch, the back hoe, the bobcat, the tip
G Em
Soil from the hillock spilling over on that solemn lip
C Am Em
It covers up the cedar mirror
C Am Em
Do you ever see your weakness any clearer?
C Em
We were winding up the road to the site
C Em
With the windows down and the cigarettes alight
C Em
Singing some rubbish about, "My soul's alright"
C Am Em
I didn't know what I could do
[repeat x2]
C Am Em
It's just you and I, some other guy, forever passing through.
C Em
We're just passing through
(Like a gall stone)
C Em
Just passing through
(Like a rat through a snake)
C Em
Just passing through
(Little rubbish through a rake)
C Em
Just passing through
D--C--
[Incomprehensible]
C--Em-- [repeat as necessary]
Capo 2 (Glenn Richards does like that capo 2)
Standard Tuning
INTRO
G--Em--G--Em--G--Em--C--Am-Em-
G Em
At ten o'clock is when I rise from my grave
G Em
And cast my eyes over the ideas that I couldn't save
G Em
Become regret and break upon me now wave after wave
C Am Em
Bid me remember what I done
G Em
A strange appeal is in the magazine zodiac
G Em
What inspiration are the women of the dog track
G Em
Now there's a wheel and there's a well and there's a big rack
C Am Em
The perfumed killers from the north
C Am Em
Collect each Saturday to brood and sally forth
C Em
I don't know enough to know not to show it
C Em
Or tell it like I know more
C Em
I'm sorry, baby, but your roving poet's
C Am Em
Just a bank balance troubadour
C Am Em
Who can't sing the song anymore
C----Em----C----Em----
G Em
At ten o'clock is when you open up your apple eyes
G Em
And drink a cup into the one of earth the other skies
G Em
And out your mouth a tiny burst of tiny baby cries
C Am Em
Oh where, oh where, oh where did you get into to?
G Em
A strange appeal unto a pocket where a body lay
G Em
I saw a dream of such a couple only yesterday
G Em
When the one did leave the other went to war Enola Gay
C Am Em
She had a halo, was a heroine
C Am Em
She had a halo, was a heroine
C Em
Well, I know I'm not loathe to show it
C Em
I smile like a bandsaw
C Em
I'm sorry, darling, but your roving poet's
C Am Em
Just a footloose man-whore
C Am Em
Who can't talk the talk anymore
C Em
We're just passing through
C Em
Just passing through
G Em
At ten o'clock is when I rise from my grave
G Em
And cast my eyes over the ideas that I couldn't save
G Em
Become regret and break upon me now wave after wave
C Am Em
Bid me remember what I done
G Em
When time doesn't tear you pay a fee to make it rip
G Em
The ditch witch, the back hoe, the bobcat, the tip
G Em
Soil from the hillock spilling over on that solemn lip
C Am Em
It covers up the cedar mirror
C Am Em
Do you ever see your weakness any clearer?
C Em
We were winding up the road to the site
C Em
With the windows down and the cigarettes alight
C Em
Singing some rubbish about, "My soul's alright"
C Am Em
I didn't know what I could do
[repeat x2]
C Am Em
It's just you and I, some other guy, forever passing through.
C Em
We're just passing through
(Like a gall stone)
C Em
Just passing through
(Like a rat through a snake)
C Em
Just passing through
(Little rubbish through a rake)
C Em
Just passing through
D--C--
[Incomprehensible]
C--Em-- [repeat as necessary]
