Biography:
Dogs Die in Hot Cars are an indie rock band from St. Andrews, Scotland consisting of members Craig Macintosh (vocals, guitar), Gary Smith (vocals, guitar), Ruth Quigley (vocals, keyboards, French horn), Lee Worrall (bass and glockenspiel) and Laurence Davey (drums and percussion).
Macintosh, Smith, Worrall and Davey all met at Madras College and began playing together in 1993 at the age of 14. After having performed under various names they settled on "Dogs Die In Hot Cars" in 1997.
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Artist: Dogs Die In Hot Cars
Song: Godhopping
Album: Please Describe Yourself
Tabbed by: Wiktor R. Kolowiecki
E-mail: [email protected]
Intro: Am Cm Am G Am
Verse:
Am G Am
I've found so many people like to smile a lot
G Am
Smile a lot 'cause they're having so much fun
Cm Bb
Even when they know they're not
They'll wear some tiny little hat and they'll feel good
They'll feel good 'cause their hat is silly
And silly means that their time is good
Pre Chorus:
Am G Am
I've learnt that indecision only brings no joy
G Am
So much joy to a fickle little world
Cm Bb Dm A
That every night I do TV, film my own self CCTV
G# G
And there's panic on the street when it's not around
Chorus:
C
So we go to
All those African children
Who live far away
Am G
On the back of a big bus all the way to Bombay
When they go I am with them
But it won't be long
Godhopping for good times
When everything starts to go wrong
Intro
Verse:
Pow...
Powder cake they wear their makeup veils
Veils that hide them underneath such sweaty perfume smells
High-heeled they are always looking down
Down their confidence is struggling hard to get around
Pre Chorus
Chorus
Interlude: something like intro
Chorus
Outro Chorus:
C
All the traffic and children
(Children)
Who live far away
(Godhopping) Am G
On the back of a big bus all the way to Bombay
C F C
Yay-yay-yay-yay-yay-yay-yay
This is a really great song, isn’t it? Please e-mail me
if there’s something wrong (this Bb is bitting me, help,
help! Call the guitar police ! )
11.02.2007
Garwolin, Poland
Song: Godhopping
Album: Please Describe Yourself
Tabbed by: Wiktor R. Kolowiecki
E-mail: [email protected]
Intro: Am Cm Am G Am
Verse:
Am G Am
I've found so many people like to smile a lot
G Am
Smile a lot 'cause they're having so much fun
Cm Bb
Even when they know they're not
They'll wear some tiny little hat and they'll feel good
They'll feel good 'cause their hat is silly
And silly means that their time is good
Pre Chorus:
Am G Am
I've learnt that indecision only brings no joy
G Am
So much joy to a fickle little world
Cm Bb Dm A
That every night I do TV, film my own self CCTV
G# G
And there's panic on the street when it's not around
Chorus:
C
So we go to
All those African children
Who live far away
Am G
On the back of a big bus all the way to Bombay
When they go I am with them
But it won't be long
Godhopping for good times
When everything starts to go wrong
Intro
Verse:
Pow...
Powder cake they wear their makeup veils
Veils that hide them underneath such sweaty perfume smells
High-heeled they are always looking down
Down their confidence is struggling hard to get around
Pre Chorus
Chorus
Interlude: something like intro
Chorus
Outro Chorus:
C
All the traffic and children
(Children)
Who live far away
(Godhopping) Am G
On the back of a big bus all the way to Bombay
C F C
Yay-yay-yay-yay-yay-yay-yay
This is a really great song, isn’t it? Please e-mail me
if there’s something wrong (this Bb is bitting me, help,
help! Call the guitar police ! )
11.02.2007
Garwolin, Poland
Dom!no
Domenichelli
Domenico Modugno
Dominguinhos
Dominic Fike
Don Mclean
Don Moen
Don Omar
Don Osvaldo
Don Patricio