Biografia:
Deaf Havana é uma banda de post-hardcore(antigamente)/rock alternativo de Norfolk, no Reino Unido. Foi formada em 2006 no campus Lynn Kings of The College of West Anglia. Os primeiros lançamentos da banda saíram junto com as constantes turnês desenvolvida pela ajuda dos fãs do cenário musical britânico. O nome Deaf Havana veio de seu ex-guitarrista Sebastian Spitz, mas o nome em si não tem significado literal.
Membros:
James Amadeus Veck-Gilodi - Guitarra e Vocal (2005-hoje)
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Outras músicas:
- Nicotine And Alcohol Saved My Life
- The Past Six Years
- 22 Acoustic
- Boston Square
- Caro Padre
- Cassiopeia
- Everybodys Dancing And I Want To Die
- Fifty Four Acoustic
- Friends Like These
- Happiness
- Holy
- Hunstanton Pier
- Im A Bore Mostly
- Kings Road Ghosts
- Little White Lies
- Love
- Love Reworked
- Mildred
- My Life Is Average
- Pensacola 2013
- Pretty Low
- Saved
- Saviour
- Seattle
- Sickago
- Sing
- Sinner
- Speeding Cars
- St Pauls
- Subterranean Bullshit Blues
- Times Change Friends Leave And Life Doesnt Stop For Anybody
- Trigger Reworked
- Tuesday People
- Whiskey
- Worship
- You Are Beautiful
- Youth In Retrospect
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 A E x4
[Verse 1]
D F#m E
I miss my mother, the smell of rain
D F#m E
There's a girl I love back home, she shares my pain
D F#m E
I just get so lonely, still I'm to blame
D F#m E A
'Cause the life that chose me doesn't know my name, ooh
D A E (A)
[Verse 2]
D F#m E
The signs I pass by, 'did Jesus set you free?'
D F#m E
He just helped me realize what kind of country this must be
D F#m E
And I made some friends in Arizona but I doubt they'd recognize my face
Bm D
When the whisky leaves their veins and I'm just a memory they'd replace
Chorus
E F#m D
Seattle seems so long ago and you're so far away
E F#m D
I've forgotten where my home is and I'm still counting down the days
E F#m D A
It's raining back in London town, somewhere in my brain
E F#m D (ring out)
Is a little piece of my tired mind, it'll never be the same
D A E (A)
[Verse 3]
D F#m E
Somedays I don't feel like opening my eyes
D F#m E
Give me a makeshift backseat bed in this desert life
D F#m E
Nashville feels more like home to me and that's alright
Bm A D
Broadway's not the same in broad day light
[Chorus]
E F#m D
Seattle seems so long ago and you're so far away
E F#m D
I've forgotten where my home is and I'm still counting down the days
E F#m D A
It's raining back in London town, somewhere in my brain
E F#m D
Is a little piece of my tired mind, it'll never be the same
Bm F#m E (D)
[C-part]
Bm
Give me just a few more hours
F#m E Bm
To gather up my thoughts into the corners of my mind, lift off again
D
'Cause I've been drinking way too much
F#m E Bm
That don't make a change, it's just a way for me to numb these lonely days
[Chorus] (play every chord just one and let it ring out)
E F#m D
Seattle seems so long ago and you're so far away
E F#m D
I've forgotten where my home is and I'm still counting down the days
E F#m D A
It's raining back in London town, somewhere in my brain
E F#m D F#m F#m (strum each note)
Is a little piece of my tired mind, it'll never be the same
D A E x4
[Verse 1]
D F#m E
I miss my mother, the smell of rain
D F#m E
There's a girl I love back home, she shares my pain
D F#m E
I just get so lonely, still I'm to blame
D F#m E A
'Cause the life that chose me doesn't know my name, ooh
D A E (A)
[Verse 2]
D F#m E
The signs I pass by, 'did Jesus set you free?'
D F#m E
He just helped me realize what kind of country this must be
D F#m E
And I made some friends in Arizona but I doubt they'd recognize my face
Bm D
When the whisky leaves their veins and I'm just a memory they'd replace
Chorus
E F#m D
Seattle seems so long ago and you're so far away
E F#m D
I've forgotten where my home is and I'm still counting down the days
E F#m D A
It's raining back in London town, somewhere in my brain
E F#m D (ring out)
Is a little piece of my tired mind, it'll never be the same
D A E (A)
[Verse 3]
D F#m E
Somedays I don't feel like opening my eyes
D F#m E
Give me a makeshift backseat bed in this desert life
D F#m E
Nashville feels more like home to me and that's alright
Bm A D
Broadway's not the same in broad day light
[Chorus]
E F#m D
Seattle seems so long ago and you're so far away
E F#m D
I've forgotten where my home is and I'm still counting down the days
E F#m D A
It's raining back in London town, somewhere in my brain
E F#m D
Is a little piece of my tired mind, it'll never be the same
Bm F#m E (D)
[C-part]
Bm
Give me just a few more hours
F#m E Bm
To gather up my thoughts into the corners of my mind, lift off again
D
'Cause I've been drinking way too much
F#m E Bm
That don't make a change, it's just a way for me to numb these lonely days
[Chorus] (play every chord just one and let it ring out)
E F#m D
Seattle seems so long ago and you're so far away
E F#m D
I've forgotten where my home is and I'm still counting down the days
E F#m D A
It's raining back in London town, somewhere in my brain
E F#m D F#m F#m (strum each note)
Is a little piece of my tired mind, it'll never be the same
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