Biografía:
David Brown is an american singer songwriter, guitarist and saxophonist and member from Brazzaville. He was born 1967 in Los Angeles, California.
Brazzaville was formed by David Brown in 1998 in Los Angeles, California. While on tour playing saxophone with Beck, David bought an old guitar in Barcelona and began writing the songs for what would be the first Brazzaville album, 2002. Since then Brazzaville has recorded an additional 3 albums, Somnambulista, Rouge on Pockmarked Cheeks and Hastings Street.
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TEENAGE SUMMER DAYS (DAVID ARTHUR BROWN)
[Verse 1]
Am F C E
Down on Pico and Fedora
Am F C E
Back in nineteen eighty three
F G C
All the cholos on the corner
E
Hid their pistols in the trees
[Interlude]
Am F C E
Am F C E
[Verse 2]
Am F C E
El Funny Clown lived off of Sunset
Am F C E
On a street called Benton Way
F G C
There were bloodstains on the sidewalk
E Am F C
But the rain washed them away
[Refrain]
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E Am F C
All those teenage summer days
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E
On the mean streets of L.A.
[Verse 3]
Am F C E
We took the bus way down to Venice
Am F C E
Went bodysurfing in the waves
F G C
Staring out at the horizon
E Am F C
On those teenage summer days
[Refrain]
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E
On the mean streets of L.A.
[Interlude]
F G C E Am F C
[Refrain]
E Am F C
All those teenage summer days
E
On the mean streets of L.A.
[Verse 4]
Am F C E
My daddy was a trucker
Am F C E
Hauling freight 12 hours a day
F G C
Sometimes he'd take me down to Vernon
E Am F C
Or the shipyards in South Bay
[Refrain]
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E Am F C
All those teenage summer days
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E Am F C
All those teenage summer days
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E Am F C
All those teenage summer days
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
[Verse 1]
Am F C E
Down on Pico and Fedora
Am F C E
Back in nineteen eighty three
F G C
All the cholos on the corner
E
Hid their pistols in the trees
[Interlude]
Am F C E
Am F C E
[Verse 2]
Am F C E
El Funny Clown lived off of Sunset
Am F C E
On a street called Benton Way
F G C
There were bloodstains on the sidewalk
E Am F C
But the rain washed them away
[Refrain]
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E Am F C
All those teenage summer days
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E
On the mean streets of L.A.
[Verse 3]
Am F C E
We took the bus way down to Venice
Am F C E
Went bodysurfing in the waves
F G C
Staring out at the horizon
E Am F C
On those teenage summer days
[Refrain]
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E
On the mean streets of L.A.
[Interlude]
F G C E Am F C
[Refrain]
E Am F C
All those teenage summer days
E
On the mean streets of L.A.
[Verse 4]
Am F C E
My daddy was a trucker
Am F C E
Hauling freight 12 hours a day
F G C
Sometimes he'd take me down to Vernon
E Am F C
Or the shipyards in South Bay
[Refrain]
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E Am F C
All those teenage summer days
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E Am F C
All those teenage summer days
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E Am F C
All those teenage summer days
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
E Am F C
On the mean streets of L.A.
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