Biography:
Formed in 2004, the band's breakthrough debut Robbers & Cowards was released to considerable acclaim in 2006. The darker Loyalty To Loyalty followed two years later, and 2011's Mine Is Yours introduced deeper anthemic qualities to the eclectic group's catalog.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts, which features the rollicking, energetic single "Miracle Mile," is Cold War Kids' first release with former Modest Mouse and Murder City Devils guitarist Dann Gallucci, who also handled its production alongside Lars Stalfors.
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Other songs:
- Audience
- First
- Hand Me Up To Dry
- Hang Me Up To Dry
- Hospital Beds
- Mine Is Yours
- Pregnant
- Robbers
- We Used To Vacation
- All This Could Be Yours
- Avalanche In B
- Bitter Poem
- Bottled Affection
- Bulldozer
- Can We Hang On
- Coffee Spoon
- Expensive Tastes
- Flying Upside Down
- Free To Breathe
- Go Quietly
- God Make Up Your Mind
- Golden Gate Jumpers
- Hear My Baby Call Acoustic
- Hot Coals
- Ive Seen Enough
- Jailbirds
- Lost That Easy
- Louder Than Ever
- Love Is Mystical
- Love On The Brain
- Mexican Dogs
- Miracle Mile
- Out Of The Wilderness
- Part Of The Night
- Passing The Hat
- Pine St
- Quiet Please
- Restless
- Romance Languages 2
- Saint John
- Sermons Vs The Gospel
- So Tied Up
- The Wedding
- Tonite You Belong To Me
- Welcome To The Occupation
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INTRO - drums
E A E
VERSE 1
A
Sulkin'
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walkin' 'round the city after dark
A
need protection from street thugs
who clip the tires
E
and rip the doors off rugs
and cowards
CHORUS
A
and all this life we've glorified
robbin' from the blind
E
it's not easy you see
A
don't think I don't know sympathy
my victims in my shadow
E
starin' back at me
VERSE2
A
not me I'm knockin
tip toe outside a stranger's door
E
casually let myself in
A
fill pockets with
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trinkets purses china antique armoirs
CHORUS
A
and all this life we've glorified
robbin' from the blind
E
it's not easy you see
A
don't think I don't know sympathy
my victims in my shadow
E
starin' back at me
A
as robbers in my thoughts
they tell me what to think
E
they're hiding in my clothes
A
crawling in the kitchen sink
Coleman Hell
Colin Hay
Colin Meloy
Collective Soul
Colleen Ballinge (...)
Coma_cose
Combustible Edis (...)
Comedian Harmoni (...)
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