Biography:
DISHWALLA. A platinum selling, award winning band with a career spanning nearly 2 decades and 5 albums.
In 1994 Dishwalla signed to A&M Records and immediately began their successful launch into the music scene with a rendition of It’s Going to Take Some Time that was chosen as a single for The Carpenters tribute album, If I Were a Carpenter, a live performance on the Jon Stewart Show, and MTV coverage.
When A&M released Dishwalla’s debut album
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Other songs:
- Angel Or Devils
- All She Can See
- Angels Or Devils
- Bottom Of The Floor
- Candleburn
- Charlie Browns Parents
- Collide
- Counting Blue Cars
- Drawn Out
- Every Little Thing
- Far Away
- Give
- Healing Star
- Home
- Life For Sale
- Nashville Skyline
- One Coral Sky
- Only For So Long
- So Much Time
- Somewhere In The Middle
- The Bridge Song
- Until I Wake Up
- Winter Sun
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!
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!
Intro:
A C#
e[----------------------+----------------------------------|
b[----------------------+----------6-----------------------|
g[----------6-----------+------6-----6---------------------|
d[------7-----7---------+----6---6-----6---6---------------|
a[----7---7-----7---7---+--4-------------4-----------------|
e[--5-------------5-----+----------------------------------|
D Dm A
e[----------------------+--5------------5------------------|
b[----------7-----------+--6--5h6--5----5------------------|
g[------7-----7---------+--7---------7--6------------------|
d[----7---7-----7---7---+--7------------7------------------|
a[--5-------------5-----+--5------------7------------------|
e[----------------------+--5------------5------------------|
Chorus: [use above tab or use chords]
A C# D Dm
I can't hear what you're saying, what you're doing to me
A C# D
-[let it ring]
Can't you see it would take the jaws of life to pry open your words
. . . So pry open your words
e[------------------------------------------------------------|
b[------------------------------------------------------------| [repeat x4]
g[------------------------------------------------------------|
d[------------------------------------------------------------|
a[--9--8--7--6--5--4--3--[slide]--9--8--7--6--5--4--3--1------|
e[------------------------------------------------------------|
F# . . . . / A . . . . / D# . . . . / D . . . . -[let it ring]
F# F# F# F# F# F# F# F# ---
I don't want to talk about Elvis, no I don't want to go on pretending
F# A B G
Because it feels like I'm talking to, talking to Charlie Brown's parents
F# A B
Feels like I'm talking to, a lonely man without a vision
G F# . . . . / A . . . .
Stuffed his mouth with indecision
D# D
Why he's a lonely man without a vision, stuffed his mouth with indecision
F# . . . . / A . . . . / D# . . . . / D . . . .
Ohhhhhhh ---
Chorus:
A C# D Dm
I can't hear what you're saying, what you're doing to me
A C# D Dm
Can't you see, it would take the jaws of life to pry open your words
[Well there you go, that's pretty much the basis for the song].
A C#
e[----------------------+----------------------------------|
b[----------------------+----------6-----------------------|
g[----------6-----------+------6-----6---------------------|
d[------7-----7---------+----6---6-----6---6---------------|
a[----7---7-----7---7---+--4-------------4-----------------|
e[--5-------------5-----+----------------------------------|
D Dm A
e[----------------------+--5------------5------------------|
b[----------7-----------+--6--5h6--5----5------------------|
g[------7-----7---------+--7---------7--6------------------|
d[----7---7-----7---7---+--7------------7------------------|
a[--5-------------5-----+--5------------7------------------|
e[----------------------+--5------------5------------------|
Chorus: [use above tab or use chords]
A C# D Dm
I can't hear what you're saying, what you're doing to me
A C# D
-[let it ring]
Can't you see it would take the jaws of life to pry open your words
. . . So pry open your words
e[------------------------------------------------------------|
b[------------------------------------------------------------| [repeat x4]
g[------------------------------------------------------------|
d[------------------------------------------------------------|
a[--9--8--7--6--5--4--3--[slide]--9--8--7--6--5--4--3--1------|
e[------------------------------------------------------------|
F# . . . . / A . . . . / D# . . . . / D . . . . -[let it ring]
F# F# F# F# F# F# F# F# ---
I don't want to talk about Elvis, no I don't want to go on pretending
F# A B G
Because it feels like I'm talking to, talking to Charlie Brown's parents
F# A B
Feels like I'm talking to, a lonely man without a vision
G F# . . . . / A . . . .
Stuffed his mouth with indecision
D# D
Why he's a lonely man without a vision, stuffed his mouth with indecision
F# . . . . / A . . . . / D# . . . . / D . . . .
Ohhhhhhh ---
Chorus:
A C# D Dm
I can't hear what you're saying, what you're doing to me
A C# D Dm
Can't you see, it would take the jaws of life to pry open your words
[Well there you go, that's pretty much the basis for the song].
