Biografía:
Matt the Electrician. Singer/Songwriter. Rootsy, Quirky, Heart-Wrenching. Award Winning. Many Glowing Reviews. Released "Long Way Home" and "Songs My Mom Doesn't Like" EP, 2004. Looking to meet right person in field of Music Supervision, Music Administration or World Domination. Unwilling to re-locate or shoot heroin for Record Deal.
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¡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!
G C
Dear Customer Complaint Department
D C G
I have nothing to complain about
C D
In fact, I have nothing but good things to say
C D G
About your company today
G D
Let me begin by saying
C G D
That normally, I avoid your store like the plague
G D
But recently on a drive to Dallas
C D
My car broke down on the side of the road
G D
In West, Texas, not the direction
C D G
But the town called West
G
It was the battery
D C D G
I got a jump-start for free with my Triple-A card
G D
But the local mom-and-pop garage
C D
Were unfortunately unable to assuage
G D G
My electrical conundrum 'cause my car is not American-made
G D
So still running from my earlier jump-start,
C
I drove on down the road,
D
and for the first time in my life,
C D G
Praying that I'd see a Wal-Mart
G D
Now normally your store is like a virus
C
Like Miley Cyrus
D
In a teen magazine
G D
Every five miles on the road,
C
Like a toad
C D G
A monstrous amphibian on the horizon,
C D G
Entirely blocking out the sun
G D
But today Murphy's Law was riding shotgun
C
I didn't see one
D G
For 47.5 miles
G D
And as I drove into Lancaster, Texas
C D
That alabaster albatross arose out of the darkness
G D
And I cried tears of joy as I drove around the back
C D G
To the Tire and Lube Garage
D G
And I jumped out with my car still running
G D
I asked a jump-suited employee if he could change my battery
C D G
But he didn't have a smile for me
G D
He said, "Forty-five minute wait"
C D
But in forty-five minutes I was going to be late
G D
To my very first show at Uncle Calvin's Coffee House
C D G
At a church in northeast Dallas
G D
So I stood under the late afternoon sun
C
On the hot asphalt
D
My car continued to run...
G D
And I thought, "this is the end of the line..."
C
I was running out of gas
D
And running out of time
G D
Figuring I'd finish my days
C D
In a Wal-Mart parking lot, in a heat-stroke haze
G D
When an angel appeared at my side
C D
And her name-tag read 'Angela,' she had pity in her eyes
G D C D
She said, "Pull in to Bay number two, and pop your hood, and I'll see what I can do"
C D G
And she examined the dimensions of my battery
C D
Said, "Yeah, I think we have that. I'll go get it for you."
G D
And the sun began to feel like my friend
C D
And when she returned, she had tools to lend
G D
And Angela and I worked side-by-side
C D
As though we'd worked together since the dawn of time
G D
Five minutes later, when I tried to pay her,
C D
She said, "Pay for the battery,
C D G
But you don't owe me anything"
G D
As I turned to leave,
C
She said, "Write a letter to Wal-Mart
D
And tell them what you think of me"...
G C
So Dear Customer Complaint Department,
D C G
I have nothing to complain about
C D
In fact, I have nothing but good things to say
C D
Please pass on my thanks to Angela today
C D G
And you should give her a raise...
C D G
And let her unionize
Am Bm C D
Sincerely,
G
Matt.
Dear Customer Complaint Department
D C G
I have nothing to complain about
C D
In fact, I have nothing but good things to say
C D G
About your company today
G D
Let me begin by saying
C G D
That normally, I avoid your store like the plague
G D
But recently on a drive to Dallas
C D
My car broke down on the side of the road
G D
In West, Texas, not the direction
C D G
But the town called West
G
It was the battery
D C D G
I got a jump-start for free with my Triple-A card
G D
But the local mom-and-pop garage
C D
Were unfortunately unable to assuage
G D G
My electrical conundrum 'cause my car is not American-made
G D
So still running from my earlier jump-start,
C
I drove on down the road,
D
and for the first time in my life,
C D G
Praying that I'd see a Wal-Mart
G D
Now normally your store is like a virus
C
Like Miley Cyrus
D
In a teen magazine
G D
Every five miles on the road,
C
Like a toad
C D G
A monstrous amphibian on the horizon,
C D G
Entirely blocking out the sun
G D
But today Murphy's Law was riding shotgun
C
I didn't see one
D G
For 47.5 miles
G D
And as I drove into Lancaster, Texas
C D
That alabaster albatross arose out of the darkness
G D
And I cried tears of joy as I drove around the back
C D G
To the Tire and Lube Garage
D G
And I jumped out with my car still running
G D
I asked a jump-suited employee if he could change my battery
C D G
But he didn't have a smile for me
G D
He said, "Forty-five minute wait"
C D
But in forty-five minutes I was going to be late
G D
To my very first show at Uncle Calvin's Coffee House
C D G
At a church in northeast Dallas
G D
So I stood under the late afternoon sun
C
On the hot asphalt
D
My car continued to run...
G D
And I thought, "this is the end of the line..."
C
I was running out of gas
D
And running out of time
G D
Figuring I'd finish my days
C D
In a Wal-Mart parking lot, in a heat-stroke haze
G D
When an angel appeared at my side
C D
And her name-tag read 'Angela,' she had pity in her eyes
G D C D
She said, "Pull in to Bay number two, and pop your hood, and I'll see what I can do"
C D G
And she examined the dimensions of my battery
C D
Said, "Yeah, I think we have that. I'll go get it for you."
G D
And the sun began to feel like my friend
C D
And when she returned, she had tools to lend
G D
And Angela and I worked side-by-side
C D
As though we'd worked together since the dawn of time
G D
Five minutes later, when I tried to pay her,
C D
She said, "Pay for the battery,
C D G
But you don't owe me anything"
G D
As I turned to leave,
C
She said, "Write a letter to Wal-Mart
D
And tell them what you think of me"...
G C
So Dear Customer Complaint Department,
D C G
I have nothing to complain about
C D
In fact, I have nothing but good things to say
C D
Please pass on my thanks to Angela today
C D G
And you should give her a raise...
C D G
And let her unionize
Am Bm C D
Sincerely,
G
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