These Three Chords Are My Intestines
from Come on in. You can't get out! (Demo) by Smashing Crow
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lyrics
These three chords have been played so many times I swear
But there's not many choices on this guitar I wear
It's okay I don't know how to play it anyway
I think I've heard this song so many times
If I blew my brains out It would be on my mind
Thats okay it's love and that's what we need
Scream my heart out through my mouth I will bleed
These three chords can never fail me
They live in my soul and they fill up my teeth
You may not know just what I mean
But you've never been babbling
Or seen what I seen
These three chords have saved my life
Or set it in the dumps when I wanna die
All my favorite times of life
Are set to a song resembling this like
Drinking and singing with my friends
Talking about happiness and of the end
These three chords can never fail me
They live in my soul and they fill up my teeth
You may not know just what I mean
But you've never been homeless
Or seen what I seen
So next time you think
This song sounds like shit
Remember this is my life
And this is how I think
And next time you think
This songs so simple
If I wasn't alone
It'd be better by triple
This is how I wanta play
Easy to strum when I'm drunk
And wasted by end day.
These three chords can never fail me
They live in my soul and they fill up my teeth
You may not know just what I mean
But you've never been in love
Or seen what I seen
But there's not many choices on this guitar I wear
It's okay I don't know how to play it anyway
I think I've heard this song so many times
If I blew my brains out It would be on my mind
Thats okay it's love and that's what we need
Scream my heart out through my mouth I will bleed
These three chords can never fail me
They live in my soul and they fill up my teeth
You may not know just what I mean
But you've never been babbling
Or seen what I seen
These three chords have saved my life
Or set it in the dumps when I wanna die
All my favorite times of life
Are set to a song resembling this like
Drinking and singing with my friends
Talking about happiness and of the end
These three chords can never fail me
They live in my soul and they fill up my teeth
You may not know just what I mean
But you've never been homeless
Or seen what I seen
So next time you think
This song sounds like shit
Remember this is my life
And this is how I think
And next time you think
This songs so simple
If I wasn't alone
It'd be better by triple
This is how I wanta play
Easy to strum when I'm drunk
And wasted by end day.
These three chords can never fail me
They live in my soul and they fill up my teeth
You may not know just what I mean
But you've never been in love
Or seen what I seen
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from Come on in. You can't get out! (Demo),
released February 17, 2014
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Smashing Crow Wapakoneta, Ohio
Trying to get things started. I'm the only band member and I play all the instruments, sing, and write. Just looking for support and local musicians that want to join.
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