Biografia:
Brendan Lukens and Jake Ewald were high school friends from Brunswick, Maryland who began as an acoustic duo before relocating to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to attend college; Lukens at Chestnut Hill College, and Ewald at Drexel University. They then met drummer Sean Huber and bassist Ian Farmer. Their name was inspired by a book that Lukens and Ewald found entitled “Modern Baseball Techniques” – owned by Ewald’s father on the evening they decided to form a band.
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Outras músicas:
- @chl03k
- Fine Great
- How Do I Tell A Girl I Want To Kiss Her
- I Think You Were My Profile Picture Once
- It's Cold Out Here
- Re-do
- See Ya Sucker
- Tears Over Beers
- Wedding Singer
- Your Graduation
- 240
- Alpha Kappa Fall Of Troy The Movie Part Deux
- And Beyond
- Apartment
- Apple Cider I Dont Mind
- Best Friend
- Casket
- Chl03K
- Cider Apple I Dont Mind
- Coals
- Death 4 My Birthday
- Everyday
- Going To Bed Now
- Hiding
- Hope
- Hours Outside In The Snow
- Intersection
- Its Cold Out Here
- Just Another Face
- Look Out
- Mass
- Note To Self
- Notes
- Palmcorder Yajna
- Play Ball
- Play Ball On Ukulele
- Pothole
- Re
- Revenge Of The Nameless Ranger
- Rock Bottom
- Seasonal Small Town Dreams
- Short
- The Old Gospel Choir
- The Thrash Particle
- The Waterboy Returns
- The Weekend
- This Song Is Gonna Buy Brendan Lukens A New Pair Of Socks
- Two Good Things
- Voting Early
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!
Eb tuning
A/D (xx022x)
Dmaj7/B (x2x22x)
Dmaj7/F# (2x022x)
Dmaj7/C# (x4x22x)
Dmaj7/A (x0022x)
[Intro]
A/D Dmaj7/B
(x2)
[Verse]
A/D
Downstairs, halfway dead,
Dmaj7/B
sucking down coffee from a black old fountain
A/D
Is home where you lay your head
Dmaj7/B
or where your fake swordfish is mounted?
Dmaj7/F# A/D Dmaj7/B Dmaj7/C#
Eyes-cross, habitually I would leave the room prematurely
A/D
with a tiny little pile of dark roast grounds
Dmaj7/B Dmaj7/C#
where I once stood just enough there to keep me safe
[Break]
A/D Dmaj7/A Dmaj7/B Dmaj7/F# Dmaj7/E
(x4)
[Verse]
A/D
Rained-out, wrapped right up
Dmaj7/B
in our metaphorical overpriced ponchos
A/D
Endless rides home, circling the block
Dmaj7/B
for the whisper of a word we didn't know how to use in a sentence
A/D
Saw you, went home
Dmaj7/F# Dmaj7/B Dmaj7/C#
Drank myself silly in the basement alone,
A/D
and the spiders were showing off a sense of humor on the ceiling,
Dmaj7/F# Dmaj7/B Dmaj7/C#
spinning letters together I read “we keep you safe."
[Break]
A/D Dmaj7/B
(x2)
[Bridge]
A/D
Lost art, lost boy
Dmaj7/B A/D
watching a grown man drink a 211 at 11 a.m.
A/D
Our old joy!
Dmaj7/B
But everything is changing even faster than it was back
Dmaj7/F# Dmaj7/F
then. You hold me.
Dmaj7/E Dmaj7/Eb
It feels like I am finally closing my eyes after a
A/D
year and a half long day, and I am tired as hell
Dmaj7/C#
Listen close, do you know that you keep me safe?
[Outro]
A/D Dmaj7/B A/D Dmaj7/B
Dmaj7/F# A/D Dmaj7/B Dmaj7/C#
A/D
A/D (xx022x)
Dmaj7/B (x2x22x)
Dmaj7/F# (2x022x)
Dmaj7/C# (x4x22x)
Dmaj7/A (x0022x)
[Intro]
A/D Dmaj7/B
(x2)
[Verse]
A/D
Downstairs, halfway dead,
Dmaj7/B
sucking down coffee from a black old fountain
A/D
Is home where you lay your head
Dmaj7/B
or where your fake swordfish is mounted?
Dmaj7/F# A/D Dmaj7/B Dmaj7/C#
Eyes-cross, habitually I would leave the room prematurely
A/D
with a tiny little pile of dark roast grounds
Dmaj7/B Dmaj7/C#
where I once stood just enough there to keep me safe
[Break]
A/D Dmaj7/A Dmaj7/B Dmaj7/F# Dmaj7/E
(x4)
[Verse]
A/D
Rained-out, wrapped right up
Dmaj7/B
in our metaphorical overpriced ponchos
A/D
Endless rides home, circling the block
Dmaj7/B
for the whisper of a word we didn't know how to use in a sentence
A/D
Saw you, went home
Dmaj7/F# Dmaj7/B Dmaj7/C#
Drank myself silly in the basement alone,
A/D
and the spiders were showing off a sense of humor on the ceiling,
Dmaj7/F# Dmaj7/B Dmaj7/C#
spinning letters together I read “we keep you safe."
[Break]
A/D Dmaj7/B
(x2)
[Bridge]
A/D
Lost art, lost boy
Dmaj7/B A/D
watching a grown man drink a 211 at 11 a.m.
A/D
Our old joy!
Dmaj7/B
But everything is changing even faster than it was back
Dmaj7/F# Dmaj7/F
then. You hold me.
Dmaj7/E Dmaj7/Eb
It feels like I am finally closing my eyes after a
A/D
year and a half long day, and I am tired as hell
Dmaj7/C#
Listen close, do you know that you keep me safe?
[Outro]
A/D Dmaj7/B A/D Dmaj7/B
Dmaj7/F# A/D Dmaj7/B Dmaj7/C#
A/D
Modjo
Modo Avion
Moenia
Moffatts
Mofro
Molly Kate Kestn (...)
Molly Lewis
Molly Spurr
Moloko
Molotov