Biografia:
Los Campesinos! are a seven piece indie pop band from Cardiff, Wales that formed in early 2006 at Cardiff University. Despite the band forming in Wales, none of its members are actually Welsh. They released their debut album, Hold on Now, Youngster..., in February 2008 and followed this up by releasing a record titled We Are Beautiful, We Are Doomed, in October that year. Whilst many consider it to be an album due to its length, the band have always referred to it as a 'record' or EEP (Extended EP) due to contractual and artistic reasons.
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Outras músicas:
- Heart Swells/pacific Daylight Time
- Knee Deep At Atp
- The Sea Is A Good Place To Think Of The Future
- You! Me! Dancing!
- 5 Flucloxacillin
- A Litany Heart Swells
- A Portrait Of The Trequartista As A Young Man
- A Slow Slow Death
- As Lucerne The Low
- Avocado Baby
- Baby I Got The Death Rattle
- Broken Heartbeats Sound Like Break Beats
- By Your Hand
- Cemetery Gaits
- Coda A Burn Scar In The Shape Of The Sooner State
- Drop It Doe Eyes
- Fall Of Home
- For Flotsam
- For Whom The Belly Tolls
- Four Seasons
- Glue Me
- Got Stendhals
- Hate For The Island
- Hello Sadness
- Hung Empty
- I Broke Up In Amarante
- I Just Sighed I Just Sighed Just So You Know
- In Medias Res
- It Started With A Mixx
- Its Never That Easy Though Is It Song For The Other Kurt
- Letters From Me To Charlotte
- Life Is A Long Time
- Miserabilia
- My Year In Lists
- Renato Dallara
- Romance Is Boring
- Sad Suppers
- Selling Rope Swan Dive To Estuary
- She Crows Documented Minor Emotional Breakdown 4
- Songs About Your Girlfriend
- Sweet Dreams Sweet Cheeks
- The Time Before The Last Time
- This Is A Flag There Is No Wind
- Tiptoe Through The True Bits
- To The Boneyard
- To Tundra
- Too Many Flesh Suppers
- We Are All Accelerated Readers
- What Death Leaves Behind
- When Christmas Comes
- Who Fell Asleep In
- Yr Boyfriend
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]
D D G D G D x2
[Verse 1]
D Bm
Respite in twilight, space in the cavity
D A G
Wall at grandparent's house behind the apple tree
D Bm
Where once you sang with your siblings now
D A G
Watching bodies bobbing down the stream, leaving the town
[Verse 2]
D Bm
I'm a picture of no flesh, only bones
D A G
As we're stripping off my skin to run it up the pole
D Bm
And salute the breeze that ripples the sheath
D A G
Of the skeleton that's trembling on the ground beneath
[Chorus]
Bm F#m Em
Walked your entire country up the central reservation
Bm F#m G
Take me to the boneyard, baby, take me to the boneyard, baby
Bm F#m Em
The deadest stare, the slackest hair, the saddest conservation
Bm F#m G
Take me to the boneyard, baby, take me to the boneyard, baby
[Bridge]
D
We rifle through piles of bones
D
For something to chew on, for something to own
D D G D G D
[Verse 3]
D Bm
Through my teenage years at my mother's house
D A G
Every evening, six times, there comes a phone call to ask
D Bm
"Where's my daughter gone?" She moved six years ago
D A G
Now receiver's cold, the phone calls dry, there's no one home
D F#m G
And that is what we feared the most
[Chorus]
Bm F#m Em
Walked your entire country up the central reservation
Bm F#m G
Take me to the boneyard, baby, take me to the boneyard, baby
Bm F#m Em
The deadest stare, the slackest hair, the saddest conservation
Bm F#m G
Take me to the boneyard, baby, take me to the boneyard, baby
[Bridge]
D
We rifle through piles of bones
D
For something to chew on, for something to own
D
We rifle through piles of bones
D
For something to chew on, for something to own
[Verse 4]
Bm G
And so we stitched our eyes and mouths closed
Em
Lest we open them
Bm G Em
Breaking the seal that our bodies have formed
Bm G Em
As a natural defence just to hold back the sorrow
Bm G Em
That friends made today will be deaths mourned tomorrow
D D G D G D x2
[Verse 1]
D Bm
Respite in twilight, space in the cavity
D A G
Wall at grandparent's house behind the apple tree
D Bm
Where once you sang with your siblings now
D A G
Watching bodies bobbing down the stream, leaving the town
[Verse 2]
D Bm
I'm a picture of no flesh, only bones
D A G
As we're stripping off my skin to run it up the pole
D Bm
And salute the breeze that ripples the sheath
D A G
Of the skeleton that's trembling on the ground beneath
[Chorus]
Bm F#m Em
Walked your entire country up the central reservation
Bm F#m G
Take me to the boneyard, baby, take me to the boneyard, baby
Bm F#m Em
The deadest stare, the slackest hair, the saddest conservation
Bm F#m G
Take me to the boneyard, baby, take me to the boneyard, baby
[Bridge]
D
We rifle through piles of bones
D
For something to chew on, for something to own
D D G D G D
[Verse 3]
D Bm
Through my teenage years at my mother's house
D A G
Every evening, six times, there comes a phone call to ask
D Bm
"Where's my daughter gone?" She moved six years ago
D A G
Now receiver's cold, the phone calls dry, there's no one home
D F#m G
And that is what we feared the most
[Chorus]
Bm F#m Em
Walked your entire country up the central reservation
Bm F#m G
Take me to the boneyard, baby, take me to the boneyard, baby
Bm F#m Em
The deadest stare, the slackest hair, the saddest conservation
Bm F#m G
Take me to the boneyard, baby, take me to the boneyard, baby
[Bridge]
D
We rifle through piles of bones
D
For something to chew on, for something to own
D
We rifle through piles of bones
D
For something to chew on, for something to own
[Verse 4]
Bm G
And so we stitched our eyes and mouths closed
Em
Lest we open them
Bm G Em
Breaking the seal that our bodies have formed
Bm G Em
As a natural defence just to hold back the sorrow
Bm G Em
That friends made today will be deaths mourned tomorrow
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