Biography:
Dr. Dog is a indie rock group from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania which formed in 1999. The current lineup consists of Scott "Taxi" McMicken (vocals, guitar), Toby "Tables" Leaman (vocals, bass), Zach "Text" Miller (keyboards, guitar), Frank "Thanks" McElroy (guitar) and Eric "Teach" Slick (drums).
"There's a little folk, blues, indie rock, soul, bluegrass--and a whole lot of down-home harmonizing. It conjures images of old friends sitting on a porch swapping instruments and just letting the tape recorder run." - Doug Wallen
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Other songs:
- Ain't It Strange
- Critical Equation
- Die Die Die
- Nellie
- The Breeze
- Where'd All The Time Go
- 100 Years
- Abandoned Mansion
- Aint It Strange
- Alaska
- Army Of Ancients
- Badvertise
- Be The Void
- Big Girl
- Black
- Both Sides Of The Line
- Bring My Baby Back
- Broken Heart
- Buzzing In The Light
- California
- Can She Dance
- Cant Catch Me
- Cant Remember
- Casual Freefall
- Christmas Party
- Coming Out Of The Darkness
- Control Yourself
- Couldve Happened To Me
- County Line
- Cuckoo
- Dead Record Player
- Distant Light
- Do The Trick
- Dont Stop Lovin Me Now
- Drop Me Off
- Dutchman Falls
- Easy Beat
- Engineer Says
- Exit For Sale
- Eyesing The Blues
- Fire On My Back
- Fools Life
- Get Away
- Go Out Fighting
- Golden Hind
- Good Grief
- Hang On
- Heart It Races
- Heart Killer
- Heaven
- Heavy Light
- Home On The Range
- Hope Theres Love
- How Dare
- How Long Must I Wait
- Humble Passenger
- I Believe In Santa Claus
- I Cant Fly
- I Hope Theres Love
- I Know
- I Only Wear Blue
- I Saw Her For The First Time
- Im Standing In The Light
- In Love
- Is It Worth My Time
- Jackie Wants A Black Eye
- Jealous Man
- Jim Song
- Keep A Friend
- Ladada
- Later
- Listening In
- Living A Dream
- Lonesome
- Long Way Down
- Love
- Me And My Girl
- Minding The Usher
- Mirror Mirror
- Missing The Moon
- My Friend
- My Old Ways
- Mystery To Me
- Night
- Nobody Knows Who You Are
- Oh My Christmas Tree
- Old News
- Over Here Over There
- Peace Of Mind
- Phenomenon
- Psychedelic Swamp
- Rejoice
- Rock Roll
- Say Ahhh
- Say Something
- Shadow People
- Someday
- Station
- Stranger
- Survive
- Take Me Into Town
- That Old Black Hole
- The Abcs
- The Ark
- The Beach
- The Dearly Departed
- The Girl
- The Pretender
- The Rabbit The Bat And The Reindeer
- The Sun
- The Way The Lazy Do
- The World May Never Know
- The World May Never Know Acoustic
- Too Weak To Ramble
- True Love
- Twilight
- Unbearable Why
- Uncovering The Old
- Under The Wheels
- Virginia Please
- Wake Up
- Warrior Man
- We All Belong
- Weekend
- What A Fool
- What A Strange Day
- Whered All The Time Go
- Wild Race
- Worst Trip
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!
[Intro]
E A
[Verse 1]
E
When I look back on what I done
A
'Bout a hundred years from now
C#m
Gonna cry myself to sleep at night
B E
somebody shows me how uh huh
E
When the sun shines down on what's left of me
A
'Bout a hundred years from now
C#m
Gonna cut my water with a rebel yell
B B7
and claw my way back to town
[Chorus]
A Am
One hundred years, one hundred years
E Ab
They’ll break me, but I’ll break them toooooooooooooo
C#m E
Oh and this here’s for the brakemen,
A Am E
and this one is for you
[Verse 2]
E
When the sky cracks open and the thunder comes
A
'Bout a hundred years from now
C#m
Gonna bury this old yoke and chain
B
In the cold wet ground
E
And when I get off at Tennybrook farm
A
'Bout a hundred years from now
C#m
I’m gonna marry you out of common sense
B B6 B7
And get out from behind this plow
[Vocal breakdown]
E C#m B A E x 2
[Chorus]
A Am
One hundred years, one hundred years
E Ab
They’ll break me, but I’ll break them toooooooooooooo
C#m E
Oh and this one’s for the brakemen,
A Am E
and this one is for you
A Am
One hundred years, one hundred years
E Ab
They’ll break me, but I’ll break them toooooooooooooo
C#m E
Oh and this one's for the brakemen,
A Am E
and this one is for you
[Outro]
E A
E A
[Verse 1]
E
When I look back on what I done
A
'Bout a hundred years from now
C#m
Gonna cry myself to sleep at night
B E
somebody shows me how uh huh
E
When the sun shines down on what's left of me
A
'Bout a hundred years from now
C#m
Gonna cut my water with a rebel yell
B B7
and claw my way back to town
[Chorus]
A Am
One hundred years, one hundred years
E Ab
They’ll break me, but I’ll break them toooooooooooooo
C#m E
Oh and this here’s for the brakemen,
A Am E
and this one is for you
[Verse 2]
E
When the sky cracks open and the thunder comes
A
'Bout a hundred years from now
C#m
Gonna bury this old yoke and chain
B
In the cold wet ground
E
And when I get off at Tennybrook farm
A
'Bout a hundred years from now
C#m
I’m gonna marry you out of common sense
B B6 B7
And get out from behind this plow
[Vocal breakdown]
E C#m B A E x 2
[Chorus]
A Am
One hundred years, one hundred years
E Ab
They’ll break me, but I’ll break them toooooooooooooo
C#m E
Oh and this one’s for the brakemen,
A Am E
and this one is for you
A Am
One hundred years, one hundred years
E Ab
They’ll break me, but I’ll break them toooooooooooooo
C#m E
Oh and this one's for the brakemen,
A Am E
and this one is for you
[Outro]
E A
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Dr. Noise
Dr. Seuss
Drab Majesty
Draco And The Ma (...)
Dream Evil
Dream Theater
Dreamers
Dreamgirl
Dredg