Biografía:
Letters to Cleo es una alternativa banda de rock de Boston, Massachusetts. La banda fue formada por miembros de Michael Eisenstein, Kay Hanley , Stacy Jones , Greg McKenna, Scott Riebling, and Tom Polce. La banda fue formada por Michael Eisenstein, Kay Hanley, Stacy Jones, Greg McKenna, Scott Riebling, y Tom Polce. El nombre del grupo se debe a que Kay tuvo de pequeña una amiga por correspondencia llamada Cleo y lamentablemente todas las cartas que le envió vinieron de vuelta.
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Date: Wed, 10 Jul 1996 18:59:22 -0500 (CDT)
From: Patrick Glass
"Here and Now" by Letters to Cleo
quickly transcribed by Patrick Glass ([email protected])
Not that this one is hard or anything.....
FIRST VERSE:
E
Just living on a Sunday morning
G
Got my toast and tea and I'm warming
A E
I just thought I'd think about
all the things to get and keep getting
G
never enough not enough and never ending
A E
I just thought I'd think about
(repeat)
PRE-CHORUS INTRO THING:
after the last line of the verse, play
G A then into
CHORUS:
B D A E
And it might be...
B
The comfort of a knowledge of a rise above the sky above
could never parallel the challenge of an acquisition in the
D A E
here and now here and now
VERSE 2 lyrics (the chords are the same)
Parody of yourself in color
giving it to everybody but your mother
You've got much to think about
Soaring higher with every treason
Never justify, never reason
You've got much to think about
That's pretty much it!!!
Have fun, people....this song is really easy to play, and everyone knows
it, so you should enjoy it....
*******[email protected]*************************Patrick*Glass*******************
"There's a place where the strange ones go where nobody else can know.
They look down from the underground at everyone down below." -Supergrass
*************************http://www.spy.net/~patrick***************************
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
#
Date: Wed, 10 Jul 1996 18:59:22 -0500 (CDT)
From: Patrick Glass
"Here and Now" by Letters to Cleo
quickly transcribed by Patrick Glass ([email protected])
Not that this one is hard or anything.....
FIRST VERSE:
E
Just living on a Sunday morning
G
Got my toast and tea and I'm warming
A E
I just thought I'd think about
all the things to get and keep getting
G
never enough not enough and never ending
A E
I just thought I'd think about
(repeat)
PRE-CHORUS INTRO THING:
after the last line of the verse, play
G A then into
CHORUS:
B D A E
And it might be...
B
The comfort of a knowledge of a rise above the sky above
could never parallel the challenge of an acquisition in the
D A E
here and now here and now
VERSE 2 lyrics (the chords are the same)
Parody of yourself in color
giving it to everybody but your mother
You've got much to think about
Soaring higher with every treason
Never justify, never reason
You've got much to think about
That's pretty much it!!!
Have fun, people....this song is really easy to play, and everyone knows
it, so you should enjoy it....
*******[email protected]*************************Patrick*Glass*******************
"There's a place where the strange ones go where nobody else can know.
They look down from the underground at everyone down below." -Supergrass
*************************http://www.spy.net/~patrick***************************
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