Biografia:
The Band of Heathens are an Americana band from Austin, Texas.
The three principal songwriters - Colin Brooks, Ed Jurdi and Gordy Quist - shared the bill at Momo's, an Austin club. Originally, each singer/songwriter performed his own set. However, they eventually started sharing the stage, and collaborating together with bassist Seth Whitney. The Wednesday night series was billed as "The Good Time Supper Club". A misprint in a local paper billed the act as "The Heathens." In 2007, drummer John Chipman joined the band.
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Said I was born in a post-romantic age
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I said I was born in a post-romantic age
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I don?t paint or compose cause that's two things I don?t do no more
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I was born in a post romantic age
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I used to be a big old coal steel rail
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I used to be a big old coal steel rail
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I?d paint the sky all thick and black and I roll that thunder on down the track
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I used to be a big old coal steel rail
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You?re Gonna miss me when I?m gone
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You?re Gonna miss me when I?m gone
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You?re Gonna miss the way I said your name
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You?re Gonna miss me when I?m gone
Said I?d buy you a coat and a new red hat
Well I'd buy you a coat and a new red hat
Said I?d put you in the finest cars with all the men who smoke cigars
I?d buy you a coat and a new red hat
Said High-class lady so debonair
Well High-class lady so debonair
Well all the ones I?ve never met and every other last one who ain?t gone yet
High-class lady so debonair
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Solo
Otis Redding sang the blues sometimes
Otis Redding sang the blues sometimes
There?s a hole down in my soul that couldn?t be filled by a thousand more
Otis Redding sang the blues sometimes
Chorus 2:
You?re Gonna miss me when I?m gone
You?re Gonna miss me when I?m gone
You?re Gonna miss the way I sang your song
You?re Gonna miss me when I?m gone
Said I was born in a post-romantic age
A E
I said I was born in a post-romantic age
A D
I don?t paint or compose cause that's two things I don?t do no more
A E A
I was born in a post romantic age
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I used to be a big old coal steel rail
A E
I used to be a big old coal steel rail
A D
I?d paint the sky all thick and black and I roll that thunder on down the track
A E A
I used to be a big old coal steel rail
Chorus:
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You?re Gonna miss me when I?m gone
A E
You?re Gonna miss me when I?m gone
A D
You?re Gonna miss the way I said your name
A E A
You?re Gonna miss me when I?m gone
Said I?d buy you a coat and a new red hat
Well I'd buy you a coat and a new red hat
Said I?d put you in the finest cars with all the men who smoke cigars
I?d buy you a coat and a new red hat
Said High-class lady so debonair
Well High-class lady so debonair
Well all the ones I?ve never met and every other last one who ain?t gone yet
High-class lady so debonair
Chorus
Solo
Otis Redding sang the blues sometimes
Otis Redding sang the blues sometimes
There?s a hole down in my soul that couldn?t be filled by a thousand more
Otis Redding sang the blues sometimes
Chorus 2:
You?re Gonna miss me when I?m gone
You?re Gonna miss me when I?m gone
You?re Gonna miss the way I sang your song
You?re Gonna miss me when I?m gone
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