Biografía:
Defiance, Ohio es una banda anticapitalista de folk punk de Columbus, Ohio. Son Conocidos por sus extensos tours y sus entusiastas e intensos conciertos en vivo. Su nombre se deriva del pueblo llamado Defiance del estado de Ohio. La banda usa instrumentos como el violín, el cello y contra bajo. Esta banda también es conocida por estar envuelta con el sello de mentalidad DIY Plan-It-X-Records. A menudo salen de gira con artistas de este sello y participan en los festivales Plan-It-X-Fests.
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Otras canciones:
- Calling Old Friends
- Condition 11:11
- Eureka
- Everyone Else On The Other Side
- Lullabies
- The New World Order
- You Are Loved
- Anxious And Worrying
- Chads Favorite Song
- Dissimilarity Complex
- Flood Waters
- Grandma Song
- Hair Pool
- Hey Kathleen Are You Hungry
- Horizon Lines Volume And Infinity
- I Dont Want Solidarity If It Means Holding Hands With You
- Im Against The Government
- Lambs At The Slaughter
- Lambs Of The Slaughter
- Oh Susquehanna
- Old Dead Tree
- Petty Problems
- Road Sign Always Look Better Looking Over Your Shoulder
- Road Signs Always Look Better Looking Over Your Shoulder
- Sweet Dudes Sweet Ladies
- The List
- The Temperature Is Dropping
- The Things We Wont Let Settle But Let Set
- This Feels Better
- This Time This Year
¡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!
This is a great folk/punk song. The timing on the other tab was great so i used
it except fixed the chords that were used to be in the right key/be correct. enjoy
Chords used:
C F
Intro:
(mute the strings and strum the rhythm)
C F
C F
C F
We walk the paths of the banks of the mighty Susquehanna
C
With our feet made muddy by your tributaries
F
That trickle their way to the Chesapeake
C
It's like we follow I-83 down to the harbor cities
F
Strip malls and the tar-mac
C
People swirling and teaming
F
It seemed so exciting, but now it seems like such a blight
C F
C F
C F
I grew up near Kentucky's Mt. Zion Road
C F
All that was there was some old cemetary
C F
I wanted nothing more than to be able to walk to the store
C
Now I don't live there but there's too many stores
F
Some apartments and a Sunoco
C F
And I wonder what did they do with the bodies?
C F
And I wonder what did they do with the bodies?
C
Oh!
F
Susquehanna (repeat this four times)
C F
C F
C
And I miss that place behind my house where I
F
Hiked and climbed and played
C
Where I'd ditch this noisy century or just
F
Hid out from the decade
C F
M-I homes thought it could stand to be updated
C F
Forced it all into a grid until it looks like the funny pages
C F
With every trace of light that seems confined within a frame
C F
The faces move from day to day but the strips all look the same
C F
And the punchlines are resoundingly unfunny
C F
For those trapped in this architecture of easy money
C F
And I feel like this all come to no good
C F
This kids who populate these cul-de-sacs will never know what stood
C F
Beneath their cookie-cutter houses, fields and streams and woods
C
They'll sit in cars and wait for mom to drive them
F
Out of this boring neighborhood
C
Oh!
F
Susquehanna (x4)
C F
And I wonder, what did they do with the bodies? (x2)
That's it, thanks to the original poster of this tab for the timing, i just fixed
the chords to the correct ones. - tabbed by FightinIrishPJ
it except fixed the chords that were used to be in the right key/be correct. enjoy
Chords used:
C F
Intro:
(mute the strings and strum the rhythm)
C F
C F
C F
We walk the paths of the banks of the mighty Susquehanna
C
With our feet made muddy by your tributaries
F
That trickle their way to the Chesapeake
C
It's like we follow I-83 down to the harbor cities
F
Strip malls and the tar-mac
C
People swirling and teaming
F
It seemed so exciting, but now it seems like such a blight
C F
C F
C F
I grew up near Kentucky's Mt. Zion Road
C F
All that was there was some old cemetary
C F
I wanted nothing more than to be able to walk to the store
C
Now I don't live there but there's too many stores
F
Some apartments and a Sunoco
C F
And I wonder what did they do with the bodies?
C F
And I wonder what did they do with the bodies?
C
Oh!
F
Susquehanna (repeat this four times)
C F
C F
C
And I miss that place behind my house where I
F
Hiked and climbed and played
C
Where I'd ditch this noisy century or just
F
Hid out from the decade
C F
M-I homes thought it could stand to be updated
C F
Forced it all into a grid until it looks like the funny pages
C F
With every trace of light that seems confined within a frame
C F
The faces move from day to day but the strips all look the same
C F
And the punchlines are resoundingly unfunny
C F
For those trapped in this architecture of easy money
C F
And I feel like this all come to no good
C F
This kids who populate these cul-de-sacs will never know what stood
C F
Beneath their cookie-cutter houses, fields and streams and woods
C
They'll sit in cars and wait for mom to drive them
F
Out of this boring neighborhood
C
Oh!
F
Susquehanna (x4)
C F
And I wonder, what did they do with the bodies? (x2)
That's it, thanks to the original poster of this tab for the timing, i just fixed
the chords to the correct ones. - tabbed by FightinIrishPJ
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