Biografía:
Miracle of 86 was formed by Kevin Devine and Christian McAllen back in the day on Staten Island, New York. The most recent line-up, including Mike Robertson (guitar/vocals) and Mike Skinner (drums), was solidifying 3 years ago as the bands second full length album, Every Famous Last Word (2001) was released on Defiance Records/Lakeshore Records. The album was received to much critical acclaim and was followed by successful tours in the US (with Sorry
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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!
These are some simple chords for an easy cover of the song, there are some filler chords I haven't mapped
out but they aren't essential.
[Intro]
G D
[Verse 1]
G
Alphabet you $20
D
You'll forget that time in college
G
On a stiff ledge, announcing something
D
To a bunch of kids bent on collapsing
[Chorus]
G
"for every famous last word
D
There are a million last words that no one's ever heard
G D
For every famous last word there are a million last words
And they're last words that no one's heard"
[Interlude]
G D
[Verse 2]
G
Well, you got it stuck in my head, I want mine to sound smart
D
To ring and ring for hours, To break my mother's heart
G
Well, you got it stuck in my head, I want mine to sound smart
D
To ring and ring and ring and ring and ring, to ring and ring and ring
[Chorus]
G
Cuz there are millions of words
D
That all sound like other words I could've sworn i heard
G
There are millions of words
D
That just don't work as well as that one word
[Bridge]
Em A
No, i think i'm cracking up
Em
It's too polished and pretty
A
Dishonest and lumbering
Bm
So you can keep sleeping
A
Just break my apology
Bm
Into sparks in the air you're breathing
A
Remember when it used to be my air?
[Outro]
D
Back before we fought so much
G
And i proved i wasn't strong enough
D
To convince myself into convincing you;
G
I was a prince before the hospital, and then
D
I was a trapdoor waiting to swallow you
G
I was a picked lock, a broken bicycle
D
Immobilized and hanging in place
G Bm
Just nodding my head and hiding my face in my hands
G A D
Auditioning my escape plan
End on D
out but they aren't essential.
[Intro]
G D
[Verse 1]
G
Alphabet you $20
D
You'll forget that time in college
G
On a stiff ledge, announcing something
D
To a bunch of kids bent on collapsing
[Chorus]
G
"for every famous last word
D
There are a million last words that no one's ever heard
G D
For every famous last word there are a million last words
And they're last words that no one's heard"
[Interlude]
G D
[Verse 2]
G
Well, you got it stuck in my head, I want mine to sound smart
D
To ring and ring for hours, To break my mother's heart
G
Well, you got it stuck in my head, I want mine to sound smart
D
To ring and ring and ring and ring and ring, to ring and ring and ring
[Chorus]
G
Cuz there are millions of words
D
That all sound like other words I could've sworn i heard
G
There are millions of words
D
That just don't work as well as that one word
[Bridge]
Em A
No, i think i'm cracking up
Em
It's too polished and pretty
A
Dishonest and lumbering
Bm
So you can keep sleeping
A
Just break my apology
Bm
Into sparks in the air you're breathing
A
Remember when it used to be my air?
[Outro]
D
Back before we fought so much
G
And i proved i wasn't strong enough
D
To convince myself into convincing you;
G
I was a prince before the hospital, and then
D
I was a trapdoor waiting to swallow you
G
I was a picked lock, a broken bicycle
D
Immobilized and hanging in place
G Bm
Just nodding my head and hiding my face in my hands
G A D
Auditioning my escape plan
End on D
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