Biografía:
The lead singer of punk band The Loved Ones. In January 2011, he released his debut solo album, 'Resolutions', through Paper + Plastick records - touring extensively to promote it. A statement from the label, quoted on punknews.org, described the record's origins:
"While writing the follow-up to the last Loved Ones release (2009's Distractions, Fat Wreck Chords), Hause was writing songs that didn't seem like they would fit on a Loved Ones record.
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Otras canciones:
- Autism Vaccine Blues
- Becoming Secular
- Before Acoustic
- Benediction
- Bricks
- Bury Me In Philly
- Cmon Kid
- Damascus
- Dirty Fucker
- Divine Lorraine
- Fathers Son
- Heavy Heart
- Helluva Home
- Jane Acoustic
- Lemon Hill
- Melanin
- Mothers Day
- My Mistake
- Prague
- Pray For Tuscon
- Pretty Good Year
- Rankers And Rotters
- Resolutions
- Same Disease
- Seasons Greetings From Ferguson
- Shaky Jesus
- Steady Now
- Stockholm Syndrome
- The Ditch
- The Flinch
- The Great Depression
- The Shine
- Time Will Tell
- We Cold Be Kings
- We Could Be Kings
- Wild Love
- With You
- Years From Now
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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The Great Depression - Dave Hause
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Tab by: Liese13
email: [email protected]
This is a song off the latest record "Devour".
I am pretty sure about most of the chords
except for the first one in the chorus...thought
it to be either Am or F but might as well
be something entirely different. If you have
an idea or any feedback, please leave a comment :-)
tuning: standard, no capo
Chords used:
C, F, G, Am, Dm
[Intro]
C (simply vary using the b string in C-formation and then on third thread, and the e-string)
[Verse 1]
C
We were the Reagan kids
F G C
Our heroes didn't work like our daddies did
F G C
They dazzled us with TV through sleepy lids
G
We followed hulking maniacs to prozac nation
F (G)
"You can be anything, just get your education"
C
We were good Christian kids
F G C
We went to church on sunday mornings like mama did
F G C
Teenage love made us feel guilty and so we hid
G
Under those overpasses on summer nights
F
We'd tear each other's clothes off
(G)
And get into fights
[Chorus]
Dm F
Then we roared right through our twenties
G C
Never bargained for a crash
Dm F
Watched our hollow dreams get buried
G C
Under heaps of plastic trash
Dm F G Am
Broken promises to children leaving idelible impressions
F G C
Welcome to the great depression
[Verse 2]
C
We were our father's sons
F G C
Playing war on weekend days with our plastic guns
F G C
Catching up with who we were through the reruns
G
"Eat your vitamins and say your prayers
F (G)
You'll become doctors, lawyers and millionairs"
C
We were misguided kids
F G C
Tried to fuck our way through such a distorted world
F G C
Confusing love and sex and plastic with pearls
G
"Get what you can for yourself, leave the rest behind"
F (G)
It's freedom forever 'til your card gets declined
[Chorus]
Dm F
Then we roared right through our twenties
G C
Never bargained for a crash
Dm F
Watched our hollow dreams get buried
G C
Under heaps of plastic trash
Dm F G Am
Broken promises to children leaving idelible impressions
F G C
Welcome to the great depression
[Bridge]
C C
F Am
C C
Did he die for your sins?
Did he leave us for dead?
F Am
If you wanted us safe why would you fuck with our heads?
C C
The factory's gone, the loans are foreclosed
F Am
But there's some places left that still remind me of home
C C
F Am
There's some places left that still remind me of home
C C
F Am
Just give me one place left that reminds me of home
[Outro]
F G Am
The lifeboat is looking pretty full
F G Am G F
If you find some room reach out and give me a pull
F G Am
The way we learned to live is fading fast
F G C
I guess we never bargained for a crash
F G C
I guess we never bargained for a crash
F G C
I know we never bargained for a crash
The Great Depression - Dave Hause
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tab by: Liese13
email: [email protected]
This is a song off the latest record "Devour".
I am pretty sure about most of the chords
except for the first one in the chorus...thought
it to be either Am or F but might as well
be something entirely different. If you have
an idea or any feedback, please leave a comment :-)
tuning: standard, no capo
Chords used:
C, F, G, Am, Dm
[Intro]
C (simply vary using the b string in C-formation and then on third thread, and the e-string)
[Verse 1]
C
We were the Reagan kids
F G C
Our heroes didn't work like our daddies did
F G C
They dazzled us with TV through sleepy lids
G
We followed hulking maniacs to prozac nation
F (G)
"You can be anything, just get your education"
C
We were good Christian kids
F G C
We went to church on sunday mornings like mama did
F G C
Teenage love made us feel guilty and so we hid
G
Under those overpasses on summer nights
F
We'd tear each other's clothes off
(G)
And get into fights
[Chorus]
Dm F
Then we roared right through our twenties
G C
Never bargained for a crash
Dm F
Watched our hollow dreams get buried
G C
Under heaps of plastic trash
Dm F G Am
Broken promises to children leaving idelible impressions
F G C
Welcome to the great depression
[Verse 2]
C
We were our father's sons
F G C
Playing war on weekend days with our plastic guns
F G C
Catching up with who we were through the reruns
G
"Eat your vitamins and say your prayers
F (G)
You'll become doctors, lawyers and millionairs"
C
We were misguided kids
F G C
Tried to fuck our way through such a distorted world
F G C
Confusing love and sex and plastic with pearls
G
"Get what you can for yourself, leave the rest behind"
F (G)
It's freedom forever 'til your card gets declined
[Chorus]
Dm F
Then we roared right through our twenties
G C
Never bargained for a crash
Dm F
Watched our hollow dreams get buried
G C
Under heaps of plastic trash
Dm F G Am
Broken promises to children leaving idelible impressions
F G C
Welcome to the great depression
[Bridge]
C C
F Am
C C
Did he die for your sins?
Did he leave us for dead?
F Am
If you wanted us safe why would you fuck with our heads?
C C
The factory's gone, the loans are foreclosed
F Am
But there's some places left that still remind me of home
C C
F Am
There's some places left that still remind me of home
C C
F Am
Just give me one place left that reminds me of home
[Outro]
F G Am
The lifeboat is looking pretty full
F G Am G F
If you find some room reach out and give me a pull
F G Am
The way we learned to live is fading fast
F G C
I guess we never bargained for a crash
F G C
I guess we never bargained for a crash
F G C
I know we never bargained for a crash
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