Biografia:
Na década passada, ao lado do irmão Tim Kinsella e do primo Nate Kinsella, Mike Kinsella (natural de Chicago, Illinois), tocou nas bandas Cap'n'Jazz, Joan of Arc, The One Up Downstairs, American Football, Owls, Maritime e Aloha. Mike também toca na banda The Shirts and Skins, com sua esposa.
O ímpeto de Kinsella para a criação de Owen, foi a busca por um resultado direto nas músicas do American Football. Por não ter tanta liberdade dentro da banda
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
FORGET ME
by owen (the promise ring cover)
from his album "other people's songs"
tabbed by drew ([email protected])
despite loving the original version by the promise ring, i have a soft spot
for mike kinsella's version. it's a bit more folksy and laid back.
i had trouble pinpointing the second chord in the chorus, but what i've got
below fits most of the time, particularly when it's arpeggiated.
hope you enjoy playing this as much as i do.
---
[Chords]
C x32010
C/B x20010
Fmaj7 xx3210
F/E xx2011
F/E* xx2013
---
capo 2
[Intro]
C C/B Fmaj7
e|--0--------3--3h0--------------------------------3p0-----3p0-------|-
B|--1----------------1--3----3s5--0-------1-------------1-------1----|-
G|--0----------------------------------2-----------------------------|-
D|--2----------------------------------------------------------------|-
A|--3----------------------------------------------------------------|-
E|-------------------------------------------------------------------|-
C C/B Fmaj7 C C/B
e|--0---------------0----8--7----------------------------------------|-
B|--1--------------------------8--5-------------------------1h0------|-
G|--0-----7s5--7s5---------------------------------------0-----------|-
D|--2-----------------------------------------2----0--2--------------|-
A|--3--------------------------------------3-------------------------|-
E|-------------------------------------------------------------------|-
N.B. where you see C C/B below, you can sub in the last part of the intro
[Verse]
C
all trees are oaks
C/B
all birds are blue
Fmaj7
in the mountains of a magnet
C
are the mountains of you
C/B
i'm proud of my genius just like a painter
Fmaj7
and dumb like a poet i think i can
i think i can
C C/B C
just say it from the throats
C/B
from the throats of our wrists
Fmaj7
with full sets of teeth
C
vanilla almond teeth, vanilla almond tea
C/B Fmaj7
spent afternoons, spent afternoons
C C/B
measuring time in spoons
[Chorus]
Fmaj7 F/E C
forget-me-nots and marigolds and all the things
Fmaj7 F/E
that don't get old, well they get old
C
between one june and september
Fmaj7 F/E
you're all i remember
C
i'm a lantern, my head a moon
Fmaj7 F/E
i married a room
C C C/B
i married a room
[Verse]
C C/B
all trees are oaks
Fmaj7
and all birds are blue, i do
C
what's 80 miles in canada
C/B
or 18 years in mountain time?
Fmaj7 C C/B
a southern run for a late longing to drink
C C/B
where all trees are oaks and
Fmaj7
all birds are blue, i do
C C/B
all trees are oaks
Fmaj7
all birds are blue
C C/B
i do, i thought everyone was you
[Chorus]
Fmaj7 F/E C
forget-me-nots and marigolds and all the things
Fmaj7 F/E
that don't get old, well they get old
C
between one june and september
Fmaj7 F/E
you're all i remember
C
i'm a lantern, my head a moon
Fmaj7 F/E*
i married a room
C C C/B
i married a room
[Violin Solo]
C C/B Fmaj7 (verse chords)
[Chorus]
Fmaj7 F/E C
forget-me-nots and marigolds and all the things
Fmaj7 F/E
that don't get old, well they get old
C
between one june and september
Fmaj7 F/E
you're all i remember
C
i'm a lantern, my head a moon
Fmaj7 F/E
i married a room
C Fmaj7 F/E
i'll keep my hands in order
C Fmaj7 F/E
and what about the air, the air that lies awake
C C C/B
and what about the air, the air that lies awake
by owen (the promise ring cover)
from his album "other people's songs"
tabbed by drew ([email protected])
despite loving the original version by the promise ring, i have a soft spot
for mike kinsella's version. it's a bit more folksy and laid back.
i had trouble pinpointing the second chord in the chorus, but what i've got
below fits most of the time, particularly when it's arpeggiated.
hope you enjoy playing this as much as i do.
---
[Chords]
C x32010
C/B x20010
Fmaj7 xx3210
F/E xx2011
F/E* xx2013
---
capo 2
[Intro]
C C/B Fmaj7
e|--0--------3--3h0--------------------------------3p0-----3p0-------|-
B|--1----------------1--3----3s5--0-------1-------------1-------1----|-
G|--0----------------------------------2-----------------------------|-
D|--2----------------------------------------------------------------|-
A|--3----------------------------------------------------------------|-
E|-------------------------------------------------------------------|-
C C/B Fmaj7 C C/B
e|--0---------------0----8--7----------------------------------------|-
B|--1--------------------------8--5-------------------------1h0------|-
G|--0-----7s5--7s5---------------------------------------0-----------|-
D|--2-----------------------------------------2----0--2--------------|-
A|--3--------------------------------------3-------------------------|-
E|-------------------------------------------------------------------|-
N.B. where you see C C/B below, you can sub in the last part of the intro
[Verse]
C
all trees are oaks
C/B
all birds are blue
Fmaj7
in the mountains of a magnet
C
are the mountains of you
C/B
i'm proud of my genius just like a painter
Fmaj7
and dumb like a poet i think i can
i think i can
C C/B C
just say it from the throats
C/B
from the throats of our wrists
Fmaj7
with full sets of teeth
C
vanilla almond teeth, vanilla almond tea
C/B Fmaj7
spent afternoons, spent afternoons
C C/B
measuring time in spoons
[Chorus]
Fmaj7 F/E C
forget-me-nots and marigolds and all the things
Fmaj7 F/E
that don't get old, well they get old
C
between one june and september
Fmaj7 F/E
you're all i remember
C
i'm a lantern, my head a moon
Fmaj7 F/E
i married a room
C C C/B
i married a room
[Verse]
C C/B
all trees are oaks
Fmaj7
and all birds are blue, i do
C
what's 80 miles in canada
C/B
or 18 years in mountain time?
Fmaj7 C C/B
a southern run for a late longing to drink
C C/B
where all trees are oaks and
Fmaj7
all birds are blue, i do
C C/B
all trees are oaks
Fmaj7
all birds are blue
C C/B
i do, i thought everyone was you
[Chorus]
Fmaj7 F/E C
forget-me-nots and marigolds and all the things
Fmaj7 F/E
that don't get old, well they get old
C
between one june and september
Fmaj7 F/E
you're all i remember
C
i'm a lantern, my head a moon
Fmaj7 F/E*
i married a room
C C C/B
i married a room
[Violin Solo]
C C/B Fmaj7 (verse chords)
[Chorus]
Fmaj7 F/E C
forget-me-nots and marigolds and all the things
Fmaj7 F/E
that don't get old, well they get old
C
between one june and september
Fmaj7 F/E
you're all i remember
C
i'm a lantern, my head a moon
Fmaj7 F/E
i married a room
C Fmaj7 F/E
i'll keep my hands in order
C Fmaj7 F/E
and what about the air, the air that lies awake
C C C/B
and what about the air, the air that lies awake
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