Biografía:
Rob Cantor is a singer/songwriter from the Detroit area, based in Los Angeles. Known for his role as the yellow-tied guitarist and singer for quirky indie rock band Tally Hall, Cantor also releases music under his own name. In 2012, his song "Shia LaBeouf" went viral online, spawning many memes and animations. In March 2014, he announced his first solo album, "NOT A TRAMPOLINE." It was released on April 14, 2014, preceded by the single "Ghost" and the music videos for "Old Bike" and "All I Need Is You.
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La Telenova by Rob Cantor
Transcribed by ear. The chords in the bridge are a little shaky, but they work.
Dm C F A
A man in his silence can put up a fight, the eyes in battle
Dm C F A Dm
Refusing to end it, he’s feeding his pride and nothing matters more
Dm C F Bb
I can be lost, I can be careless, I could die
Dm C F A
We can be cold, we can be heartless, we could lie
Chorus
Bb F
You don’t need to tell me twice
Bb F
I’m taking my own advice
Bb F Gm C
We can be wrong but somehow we always think we’re right
Dm C F A
A man in his silence can put up a fight, a voiceless violence
Dm C F A
The shrug of a shoulder, the sting of the eyes -- the weapons of our war
Dm C F Bb
I can be lost, I can be careless, I could die
Dm C F A
We can be cold, we can be heartless, we could lie
Chorus
Bb F
You don’t need to tell me twice
Bb F
I’m taking my own advice
Bb F Gm C
We can be wrong but somehow we always think we’re right
Bridge
Fm Ab Eb
I’m gonna swallow my pride some day
Fm Ab Eb
And I’m gonna knock on your door one day
F Bb C
Then you’re gonna tell me you’re sorry
F Bb C
I’ve been a fool to believe
Db Ab
That we couldn’t speak
Gb G
But could we?
Chorus
N.C.
You don’t need to tell me twice
I’m taking my own advice
Gm C
We can be wrong but somehow we always think we’re right
Bb F
You don’t need to tell me twice
Bb F
I’m taking my own advice
Bb F Gm C
We can be wrong but somehow we always think we’re right
Bb F
You don’t need to tell me twice
Bb F
I’m taking my own advice
Bb F Gm C
We can be wrong but somehow we always think we’re right
F
Transcribed by ear. The chords in the bridge are a little shaky, but they work.
Dm C F A
A man in his silence can put up a fight, the eyes in battle
Dm C F A Dm
Refusing to end it, he’s feeding his pride and nothing matters more
Dm C F Bb
I can be lost, I can be careless, I could die
Dm C F A
We can be cold, we can be heartless, we could lie
Chorus
Bb F
You don’t need to tell me twice
Bb F
I’m taking my own advice
Bb F Gm C
We can be wrong but somehow we always think we’re right
Dm C F A
A man in his silence can put up a fight, a voiceless violence
Dm C F A
The shrug of a shoulder, the sting of the eyes -- the weapons of our war
Dm C F Bb
I can be lost, I can be careless, I could die
Dm C F A
We can be cold, we can be heartless, we could lie
Chorus
Bb F
You don’t need to tell me twice
Bb F
I’m taking my own advice
Bb F Gm C
We can be wrong but somehow we always think we’re right
Bridge
Fm Ab Eb
I’m gonna swallow my pride some day
Fm Ab Eb
And I’m gonna knock on your door one day
F Bb C
Then you’re gonna tell me you’re sorry
F Bb C
I’ve been a fool to believe
Db Ab
That we couldn’t speak
Gb G
But could we?
Chorus
N.C.
You don’t need to tell me twice
I’m taking my own advice
Gm C
We can be wrong but somehow we always think we’re right
Bb F
You don’t need to tell me twice
Bb F
I’m taking my own advice
Bb F Gm C
We can be wrong but somehow we always think we’re right
Bb F
You don’t need to tell me twice
Bb F
I’m taking my own advice
Bb F Gm C
We can be wrong but somehow we always think we’re right
F
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