Biografía:
The Bros. Landreth is a Canadian alternative country and folk music group. The band's debut album Let It Lie won the Juno Award for Roots & Traditional Album of the Year, Group, at the Juno Awards of 2015.
Twenty-seven years. Four bandmates. Two brothers. One album. Let It Lie, the debut release from Canadian roots-rockers the Bros. Landreth, is proof that there's strength in numbers.
Anchored by the bluesy wail of electric guitars, the swell of B3 organ, and the harmonized swoon of two voices that were born to mesh.
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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!
Chords Used:
C:------|x-3-2-0-1-0|
F:------|x-x-3-2-1-1|
Bb:-----|x-1-3-3-3-1|
Gm:-----|3-5-5-3-3-3|
Am:-----|5-7-7-5-5-5|
Bbsus2:-|x-1-3-3-1-1|
[Intro]
C F Bb C F F Gm Am Bb (last four chords are played with one strum each in quick succession)
[Verse]
C F Bb
You get the summons I'll pay the fine
C F Bb
I know my place you take your time
C F Bb
You take the high road, I'll take the blame
C F Bb
Or take me in your arms, it's all the same
[Chorus]
Bb F
I may never see dear
C F
Say the words you want to hear
Bb F C
I can't always be the one to swallow my pride
Bb F
If you let your walls down
C F
Maybe you would know how
Bbsus2 F
To leave this alone
C
Let it lie
Bb F
Let it lie
[Verse]
C F Bb
I needed less, you wanted more
C F Bb
I shuffled my feet you slammed the door
C F Bb
I was just happy to sit and sing
C F Bb
Oh but darling, you wanted everything
Bb F C F Bb
Oh…
[Chorus]
Bb F
I may never see dear
C F
Say the words you want to hear
Bb F C
I can't always be the one to swallow my pride
Bb F
If you let your walls down
C F
Maybe you would know how
Bbsus2 F
To leave this alone
C
Let it lie
Bb F
Let it lie
[Solo]
Bb F C F Bb F C Bb F C F Bb F C
[Verse]
C F Bb
You say I'm selfish, you may be right
C F Bb
And that my songs can't keep me warm at night
C F Bb
So you go your way I'll go mine
C F Bb
I know your hurt, but you'll be just fine
[Link]
Bb F C F Bb
Oh…
[Chorus]
Bb F
I may never see dear
C F
Say the words you want to hear
Bb F C
I can't always be the one to swallow my pride
Bb F
If you let your walls down
C F
Maybe you would know how
Bbsus2 F
To leave this alone
C
Let it lie
Bb F
Let it lie
[Outro]
C Bb F C Bb F C Bb F C
C:------|x-3-2-0-1-0|
F:------|x-x-3-2-1-1|
Bb:-----|x-1-3-3-3-1|
Gm:-----|3-5-5-3-3-3|
Am:-----|5-7-7-5-5-5|
Bbsus2:-|x-1-3-3-1-1|
[Intro]
C F Bb C F F Gm Am Bb (last four chords are played with one strum each in quick succession)
[Verse]
C F Bb
You get the summons I'll pay the fine
C F Bb
I know my place you take your time
C F Bb
You take the high road, I'll take the blame
C F Bb
Or take me in your arms, it's all the same
[Chorus]
Bb F
I may never see dear
C F
Say the words you want to hear
Bb F C
I can't always be the one to swallow my pride
Bb F
If you let your walls down
C F
Maybe you would know how
Bbsus2 F
To leave this alone
C
Let it lie
Bb F
Let it lie
[Verse]
C F Bb
I needed less, you wanted more
C F Bb
I shuffled my feet you slammed the door
C F Bb
I was just happy to sit and sing
C F Bb
Oh but darling, you wanted everything
Bb F C F Bb
Oh…
[Chorus]
Bb F
I may never see dear
C F
Say the words you want to hear
Bb F C
I can't always be the one to swallow my pride
Bb F
If you let your walls down
C F
Maybe you would know how
Bbsus2 F
To leave this alone
C
Let it lie
Bb F
Let it lie
[Solo]
Bb F C F Bb F C Bb F C F Bb F C
[Verse]
C F Bb
You say I'm selfish, you may be right
C F Bb
And that my songs can't keep me warm at night
C F Bb
So you go your way I'll go mine
C F Bb
I know your hurt, but you'll be just fine
[Link]
Bb F C F Bb
Oh…
[Chorus]
Bb F
I may never see dear
C F
Say the words you want to hear
Bb F C
I can't always be the one to swallow my pride
Bb F
If you let your walls down
C F
Maybe you would know how
Bbsus2 F
To leave this alone
C
Let it lie
Bb F
Let it lie
[Outro]
C Bb F C Bb F C Bb F C
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