Biografia:
The Bogmen were an indie rock band from Huntington, Long Island, New York. The band was formed in 1993 by Billy Campion, Bill Ryan, Brendan Ryan, Mark Wike, P.J. O'Connor and Clive Tucker. The band was signed by Arista Records in 1995. Their debut album, Life Begins at 40 Million, appeared later that year and was produced by Jerry Harrison of the Talking Heads. The band released their second album, Closed Captioned Radio, in 1998. They broke up in 1999.
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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!
This is my first tab, so if any formatting is weird, please let me know!
Quick note - I simplified the guitar solo so it's just the main chords.
[Intro]
N.C.
"I know she's home"
"Hello?"
"Ah yeah, hello, can I speak to Darlise, please?"
"She's not in right now"
"Yeah, but that woman's never in, I mean can you just tell her that Freddie called?"
"Sure to"
"And one more thing, if she doesn't want to talk to me, why doesn't she just tell me herself,
I mean why's she got to get her roommate to do it?"
"I'm sorry, Freddie, this is Darlise,
[Verse 1]
G
I didn't mean to leave you hanging on a string like I did"
Gm
"Yeah, well, I mean, if you're seeing another man-"
D A G
"There's no other man, Freddie. It's just that I've got my own home now; my own life, my own job,
Gm
I'm a working woman."
D A
"Yeah, just 'cause a man loses his job doesn't mean you got to go dumping him on his ass."
G
"I can't talk any longer, I gotta go."
Gm D
"All right, baby, I guess I'll talk to you later then... some point, have a nice life,
A
do what you want, yeah?"
[Chorus]
G Gm
Suddenly a woman leaves me
D A
I've got no job, machine relieved me
G Gm D A
Suddenly I've lost my piece of pie
G Gm
I'm now in mourning and I wear all blue
D A
That's the color you wear when the dead one's you
G Gm D A
Suddenly I am living in a lie
G Gm D
My woman's off with some other guy
[Verse 2]
G Gm D A
I can remember the first time I saw her, hanging out in one of those singles bars, wearing a
G Gm
really fancy dress. She was drinking a really expensive mixed drink and smoking one of those
D A
Marlboro 100s with the big fancy plastic filters on the end. Made her look like she had class,
G Gm D A
least I thought so. But then suddenly, bitch left me. All of a sudden, like something suddenly
[Chorus]
G Gm
Suddenly I'm on my own
D A
I don't hear no rings on the telephone
G Gm
And all the rings that I've given her
D A
Have been returned
G Gm
I cling to clothes she used to wear
D A
Then I try them on and I style my hair
G Gm D A
Suddenly I could never be as fine as she
G Gm D
I've got her eyes but I sure don't have her teeth
[Verse 3]
G Gm D
(And I can remember when we would take walks around the public pool and the way she would
A G Gm D
look at me and the way she would do this whistle and how I would feel, I'm gonna try, I'm gonna try
A
and show you what it was like)
G Gm D A
G Gm D A
G Gm D A
Oh man
G Gm D A
G Gm D A
G Gm D A
[Chorus]
G Gm D A
Suddenly I found myself drinking from the lowest shelf
G Gm D A
When all of a sudden I just could not believe my eyes
G Gm D
There goes some guy walking down the street wearing my tie
[Verse 4]
G Gm D A
(Suddenly I'm not gonna let another man take my woman. Not even death can do us part because when
G Gm D A
I'm an angel, I'm gonna come down from Heaven, and I'm gonna buy her a brand new Cadillac. I'm gonna
G Gm D A G
buy her a brand new Cadillac. Let me tell you why, let me tell everybody why. Because in the 50s,
Gm D A G Gm
it was pompadours, and in the 60s, it was peace. In the 70s, it was bell-bottoms, I don't know why
D A G Gm
but.. In the 80s, Ronald Reagan, BMWs, sushi - back home I used that for fertilizer. But in the 90s,
D A
it's love, love is the new fad. I love you, good God almighty"
G Gm D A
G Gm D A
[Outro]
-slow, single strums-
G Gm D
Suddenly I have found myself alive
Quick note - I simplified the guitar solo so it's just the main chords.
[Intro]
N.C.
"I know she's home"
"Hello?"
"Ah yeah, hello, can I speak to Darlise, please?"
"She's not in right now"
"Yeah, but that woman's never in, I mean can you just tell her that Freddie called?"
"Sure to"
"And one more thing, if she doesn't want to talk to me, why doesn't she just tell me herself,
I mean why's she got to get her roommate to do it?"
"I'm sorry, Freddie, this is Darlise,
[Verse 1]
G
I didn't mean to leave you hanging on a string like I did"
Gm
"Yeah, well, I mean, if you're seeing another man-"
D A G
"There's no other man, Freddie. It's just that I've got my own home now; my own life, my own job,
Gm
I'm a working woman."
D A
"Yeah, just 'cause a man loses his job doesn't mean you got to go dumping him on his ass."
G
"I can't talk any longer, I gotta go."
Gm D
"All right, baby, I guess I'll talk to you later then... some point, have a nice life,
A
do what you want, yeah?"
[Chorus]
G Gm
Suddenly a woman leaves me
D A
I've got no job, machine relieved me
G Gm D A
Suddenly I've lost my piece of pie
G Gm
I'm now in mourning and I wear all blue
D A
That's the color you wear when the dead one's you
G Gm D A
Suddenly I am living in a lie
G Gm D
My woman's off with some other guy
[Verse 2]
G Gm D A
I can remember the first time I saw her, hanging out in one of those singles bars, wearing a
G Gm
really fancy dress. She was drinking a really expensive mixed drink and smoking one of those
D A
Marlboro 100s with the big fancy plastic filters on the end. Made her look like she had class,
G Gm D A
least I thought so. But then suddenly, bitch left me. All of a sudden, like something suddenly
[Chorus]
G Gm
Suddenly I'm on my own
D A
I don't hear no rings on the telephone
G Gm
And all the rings that I've given her
D A
Have been returned
G Gm
I cling to clothes she used to wear
D A
Then I try them on and I style my hair
G Gm D A
Suddenly I could never be as fine as she
G Gm D
I've got her eyes but I sure don't have her teeth
[Verse 3]
G Gm D
(And I can remember when we would take walks around the public pool and the way she would
A G Gm D
look at me and the way she would do this whistle and how I would feel, I'm gonna try, I'm gonna try
A
and show you what it was like)
G Gm D A
G Gm D A
G Gm D A
Oh man
G Gm D A
G Gm D A
G Gm D A
[Chorus]
G Gm D A
Suddenly I found myself drinking from the lowest shelf
G Gm D A
When all of a sudden I just could not believe my eyes
G Gm D
There goes some guy walking down the street wearing my tie
[Verse 4]
G Gm D A
(Suddenly I'm not gonna let another man take my woman. Not even death can do us part because when
G Gm D A
I'm an angel, I'm gonna come down from Heaven, and I'm gonna buy her a brand new Cadillac. I'm gonna
G Gm D A G
buy her a brand new Cadillac. Let me tell you why, let me tell everybody why. Because in the 50s,
Gm D A G Gm
it was pompadours, and in the 60s, it was peace. In the 70s, it was bell-bottoms, I don't know why
D A G Gm
but.. In the 80s, Ronald Reagan, BMWs, sushi - back home I used that for fertilizer. But in the 90s,
D A
it's love, love is the new fad. I love you, good God almighty"
G Gm D A
G Gm D A
[Outro]
-slow, single strums-
G Gm D
Suddenly I have found myself alive
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