Biografía:
Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties no es sólo un proyecto de folk rock, sino también el estudio de un personaje desesperado y sin esperanzas después de perder todo lo que más le importa en su vida, siempre a través de la música. Dan “Soupy” Campbell, cantante de The Wonder Years, asume el personaje de Aaron West, un hombre que está pasando por el peor momento de su vida luego de la muerte de su padre, la pérdida de su hija que no llegó a nacer y el abandono de su mujer.
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Otras canciones:
- The Thunderbird Inn
- 67 Cherry Red
- Borrowed Chords
- Carolina Coast
- Divorce And The American South
- Get Me Out Of Here Alive
- Going To Georgia
- Goodbye Carolina Blues
- Grapefruit
- Green Like The G Train Green Like Sea Foam
- Orchard Park
- Our Apartment
- Runnin Scared
- St Joe Keeps Us Safe
- St Joe Keeps Us Safe Live Acoustic
- You Aint No Saint
¡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
I got sick of the silence,
Bm
I got tired of the dark,
C D Em
I was sleeping in late, I was wasting away, I was dying in small parts.
G Bm
So I lit up a smoke and, Took a walk through the park.
C D Em
The dead leaves scrape concrete making it sound like you're next to me, arm in arm.
D
I was putting holes in the drywall.
Em D C
I was hoping you'd save me from me.
G
I'm gonna go see my mother.
Bm
Take the LIRR.
C D Em
Walk the cold Brooklyn streets towards Astoria, Queens out to West Babylon.
G
I walked up the driveway.
Bm
Saw my Daddy's old car.
C D Em
He's been gone for months but we covered it up and it sits in the yard.
[Chorus]
D Bm C
Well I spent my whole life saying I'd never need no one
G F Em
but I think I might need you.
A C Cm
I think I might need you. I think I might need you.
G
We sat in the kitchen.
Bm
My mother's a soldier of god,
C D Em
and so paintings of Jesus, and statues of saints still adorn all the halls,
G
But we'll never go hungry,
Bm
thanks to the infant of Prague,
C D Em
and St. Joe keeps us safe cause we buried him deep in a hole in the backyard.
D
I know things ain't been good since dad died.
Em D C
I know you don't need this from me.
G
But mama, I'm breaking.
Bm
There's no light in the dark.
C D Em
Dianne left this week. She said, "Son, look at me. I know we ain't been this low before
G
and I'm sorry Aaron.
Bm
I know this year has been hard.
C D Em
If you're hurt then I'm hurt. I won't make it worse. I'm always in your corner."
[Chorus]
D Bm C
Well I spent my whole life saying I'd never need no one
G F Em
but I think I might need you.
A C Cm
I think I might need you. I think I might need you.
Am Cm
Something's wrong.
G F Em
I been waiting here too long.
Am Cm G F
She said, "I knew something was wrong. You ain't called here in too
Em
long.
Am Cm G
Take the car and run. Take the car and run. Take the car and run."
I got sick of the silence,
Bm
I got tired of the dark,
C D Em
I was sleeping in late, I was wasting away, I was dying in small parts.
G Bm
So I lit up a smoke and, Took a walk through the park.
C D Em
The dead leaves scrape concrete making it sound like you're next to me, arm in arm.
D
I was putting holes in the drywall.
Em D C
I was hoping you'd save me from me.
G
I'm gonna go see my mother.
Bm
Take the LIRR.
C D Em
Walk the cold Brooklyn streets towards Astoria, Queens out to West Babylon.
G
I walked up the driveway.
Bm
Saw my Daddy's old car.
C D Em
He's been gone for months but we covered it up and it sits in the yard.
[Chorus]
D Bm C
Well I spent my whole life saying I'd never need no one
G F Em
but I think I might need you.
A C Cm
I think I might need you. I think I might need you.
G
We sat in the kitchen.
Bm
My mother's a soldier of god,
C D Em
and so paintings of Jesus, and statues of saints still adorn all the halls,
G
But we'll never go hungry,
Bm
thanks to the infant of Prague,
C D Em
and St. Joe keeps us safe cause we buried him deep in a hole in the backyard.
D
I know things ain't been good since dad died.
Em D C
I know you don't need this from me.
G
But mama, I'm breaking.
Bm
There's no light in the dark.
C D Em
Dianne left this week. She said, "Son, look at me. I know we ain't been this low before
G
and I'm sorry Aaron.
Bm
I know this year has been hard.
C D Em
If you're hurt then I'm hurt. I won't make it worse. I'm always in your corner."
[Chorus]
D Bm C
Well I spent my whole life saying I'd never need no one
G F Em
but I think I might need you.
A C Cm
I think I might need you. I think I might need you.
Am Cm
Something's wrong.
G F Em
I been waiting here too long.
Am Cm G F
She said, "I knew something was wrong. You ain't called here in too
Em
long.
Am Cm G
Take the car and run. Take the car and run. Take the car and run."
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