Biografía:
Dashboard Confessional es un grupo de música de origen estadounidense, liderado por el músico-compositor y guitarrista Chris Carrabba, originario de Boca Ratón (Florida).
En 1999 nace Dashboard Confessional como un proyecto solista-paralelo de Chris Carrabba, en el cual Chris tocaba la guitarra, cantaba y escribía todas las canciones.
Chris Carrabba grabó un par de cintas, entregadas una a su hermana y otra a su mejor amiga -Amy Fleisher-, quien trabajaba para Fiddler Records.
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Otras canciones:
- Again I Go Unnoticed
- As Lovers Go
- Belle Of The Boulevard
- Carry This Picture
- Dusk And Summer
- Ghost Of A Good Thing
- Hands Down
- So Long So Long
- Stolen
- The Shade Of Poison Trees
- Thick As Thieves
- Tonight I'll Take What I Can Get
- Vindicated
- We Fight
- Where Theres Gold
- A Plain Morning
- Alter The Ending
- Bend And Not Break
- Best Deceptions
- Blame It On The Changes
- Broken Hearts And Concrete Floors
- Dont Wait
- Drowning
- Dusk Aand Summer
- Ender Will Save Us All
- Even Now
- Everybody Learns From Disaster
- Fever Dreams
- For Justin
- Get Me Right
- Heart Beat Here
- Heaven Here
- Hell On The Throat
- Here Lies
- Hey Girl
- I Do
- I Know About You
- Jamie
- Keep Watch For The Mines
- Living In Your Letters
- Matters Of Blood And Connection
- No News Is Bad News
- Plain Morning
- Rapid Hope Loss
- Reason To Believe
- Rooftops And Invitations
- Saints And Sailors
- Screaming Infidelities
- Secrets In The Telling
- Several Ways To Die Trying
- So Beautiful
- So Impossible
- So Long Sweet Summer
- Standard Lines
- Swiss Army Romance
- The Brilliant Dance
- The Good Fight
- The Motions
- The Places You Have Come To Fear The Most
- The Sharp Hint Of New Tears
- The Swiss Army Romance
- These Bones
- This Bitter Pill
- This Ruined Puzzle
- Tonight Ill Take What I Can Get
- Truth Of Matter
- Truth Of The Matter
- Until Morning
- Vindicated Acoustic
- Warmth Of The Sand
- Water And Bridges
- Write It Out
¡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!
Hi, seemed there were no simple chord layouts of this song yet, so I've decided to throw myself in.
By the way, it's my first tab. So the complaint department is in South Africa :P :P
It's really quite simple. Standard tuning, CAPO on fret 3.
[INTRO] C, Am, F, C
C
The sky glows
Am
I see it shining with my eyes closed
F
I hear your warnings but we both know
C
I'm gonna look at it again
C G
Don't wait, Don't wait
Am
The road is now a sudden sea
F
And suddenly, you're deep enough
C G
To lay your armor down
Am F
To lay your armor down
C
To lay your armor down
C
You get one look
Am
I'll show you something that the night took.
F
A bit to early for my own good
C
Now let's not speak of it again
C G
Don't wait, Don't wait
Am
The road is now a sudden sea
F
And suddenly, you're deep enough
C G
To lay your armor down
Am F
To lay your armor down
Musical intermission... C, Am, F, C (same as intro)
C G
Don't wait, Don't wait
Am
The lights will flash and fade away
F
The days will pass you by
C
Don't wait
C G
To lay your armor down
Am F
To lay your armor down
And the song finishes just like it begins, on a long C chord... nice...
Also, for the fancier ones, if you want to get that neat change of notes within the C
Am chords, all you have to do is this:
for the C: for the Am:
e|----0----0---0---0- |---0---0---0---0-|
B|----1----0---1---0- |---1---0---1---0-|
G|----0----0---0---0- |---2---2---2---2-|
D|----2----2---2---2- |---2---2---2---2-|
A|----3----3---3---3- |---0---0---0---0-|
E|----x----x---x---x- |---x---x---x---x-|
Anyways... i think you get the point. It really isn't a hard song to play, at least like
But it's got a good feel to it. Beautiful simplicity.
See ya
By the way, it's my first tab. So the complaint department is in South Africa :P :P
It's really quite simple. Standard tuning, CAPO on fret 3.
[INTRO] C, Am, F, C
C
The sky glows
Am
I see it shining with my eyes closed
F
I hear your warnings but we both know
C
I'm gonna look at it again
C G
Don't wait, Don't wait
Am
The road is now a sudden sea
F
And suddenly, you're deep enough
C G
To lay your armor down
Am F
To lay your armor down
C
To lay your armor down
C
You get one look
Am
I'll show you something that the night took.
F
A bit to early for my own good
C
Now let's not speak of it again
C G
Don't wait, Don't wait
Am
The road is now a sudden sea
F
And suddenly, you're deep enough
C G
To lay your armor down
Am F
To lay your armor down
Musical intermission... C, Am, F, C (same as intro)
C G
Don't wait, Don't wait
Am
The lights will flash and fade away
F
The days will pass you by
C
Don't wait
C G
To lay your armor down
Am F
To lay your armor down
And the song finishes just like it begins, on a long C chord... nice...
Also, for the fancier ones, if you want to get that neat change of notes within the C
Am chords, all you have to do is this:
for the C: for the Am:
e|----0----0---0---0- |---0---0---0---0-|
B|----1----0---1---0- |---1---0---1---0-|
G|----0----0---0---0- |---2---2---2---2-|
D|----2----2---2---2- |---2---2---2---2-|
A|----3----3---3---3- |---0---0---0---0-|
E|----x----x---x---x- |---x---x---x---x-|
Anyways... i think you get the point. It really isn't a hard song to play, at least like
But it's got a good feel to it. Beautiful simplicity.
See ya
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