Biografia:
Get Well Soon is a music project and a band of the German singer, songwriter and instrumentalist Konstantin Gropper. Gropper worked 3 years on his debut album Rest Now, Weary Head! You Will Get Well Soon which was released in Germany, Austria and Switzerland by the Label City Slang in January 2008 following lots of positive reviews in the biggest german music magazine. The lyrics are known to be slightly philosophical and cynical (e.g. Witches! Witches! Rest Now In The Fire and We Are Safe Inside While They Burn Down Our House).
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Outras músicas:
- 33
- A Voice In The Louvre
- Angry Young Man
- Born Slippy Nuxx
- Christmas In Adventure Parks
- If This Hat Is Missing I Have Gone Hunting
- Its Love
- Listen Those Lost At Sea Sing A Song On Christmas Day
- Marienbad
- People Magazine Front Cover
- Roland I Feel You
- Teenage Fbi
- Tick Tack Goes My Automatic Heart
- Werner Herzog Shots
- Witches Witches Rest Now In The Fire
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!
[Intro]
F C Em Am G D/F#
[Verse]
F C Em
You probably pictured it differently
Am G D/F#
Than rusty VWs all your life
F C Em
At one point almost married a butcher
Am G D/F#
So solid, so grounded, a craftsman, you thought
[Chorus]
F Em
Now solving crosswords in bed
F Em F G
Leave the light on, there’s no one that minds
[Verse]
F C Em
’08 you stopped wearing make-up
Am G D/F#
You’re sick just thinking about Bangladesh
F C Em
Your green batik dress doesn’t fit you no more
Am G D/F#
That’s a shame cause batik’s coming back
[Chorus]
F Em
Now faint-hearted dance moves in the bathroom
F Em F G
You and a mirror, the two of you
[Verse]
F C Em
One year you dated a professor
Am G D/F#
On the third date he told you he liked peeing games
F C Em
You always wanted to paint or to emigrate
Am G D/F#
But the hassle and the errands just fucked it all up
[Chorus]
F Em
Grandma’s still sending you money
F Em F G
For one decent dinner, no +1
[Verse]
F C Em
Petrarca wrote 300 sonnets
Am G D/F#
All for a woman that didn’t exist
F C Em
On the way home you cried in the taxi
Am G D/F#
Love is an awful enemy, my dear
[Chorus]
F Em
This year you are 33
F Em F G
But when you cry you still look 16
F C Em Am G D/F#
[Verse]
F C Em
You probably pictured it differently
Am G D/F#
Than rusty VWs all your life
F C Em
At one point almost married a butcher
Am G D/F#
So solid, so grounded, a craftsman, you thought
[Chorus]
F Em
Now solving crosswords in bed
F Em F G
Leave the light on, there’s no one that minds
[Verse]
F C Em
’08 you stopped wearing make-up
Am G D/F#
You’re sick just thinking about Bangladesh
F C Em
Your green batik dress doesn’t fit you no more
Am G D/F#
That’s a shame cause batik’s coming back
[Chorus]
F Em
Now faint-hearted dance moves in the bathroom
F Em F G
You and a mirror, the two of you
[Verse]
F C Em
One year you dated a professor
Am G D/F#
On the third date he told you he liked peeing games
F C Em
You always wanted to paint or to emigrate
Am G D/F#
But the hassle and the errands just fucked it all up
[Chorus]
F Em
Grandma’s still sending you money
F Em F G
For one decent dinner, no +1
[Verse]
F C Em
Petrarca wrote 300 sonnets
Am G D/F#
All for a woman that didn’t exist
F C Em
On the way home you cried in the taxi
Am G D/F#
Love is an awful enemy, my dear
[Chorus]
F Em
This year you are 33
F Em F G
But when you cry you still look 16
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