Waifs - Brain Damage Chords
Brain Damage - the Waifs Am F I'm going out to damage my brain G you wont come you say your staying at home Am its no shame F G night and day, we see each other anyway Am F We've got to move we've got to get away G It's a long cold night but there's a better day Am F wouldn't you say correct me if I'm wrong G we've got all the good reasons for time on our own Chorus Am F C G you see me all of the time Am F C G and you see me all of the time Am F C G and you see me all of the time Am F C G Am hey throw me some line Am It's him and her F It's this and that G I feel my tyre goin flat Am F There's no get up and go, for gettin it on G we've got all the good reasons for time on our own Am F C G you see me all of the time Am F C G and you see me all of the time Am F C G and you see me all of the time Am F C G I said hey throw me some line Am F G Am F G Am F C G you see me all of the time Am F C G and you see me all of the time Am F C G and you see me all of the time Am F C G I said hey throw me some line Am F C G no no, no dont you throw me that line Am F C G ahh no no, no dont you throw me that line Am F C G no no, no dont you throw me that line Am F C G because i dont wanna hear about it Am F C G i dont want to here about it Am F C G i dont want to here about it Am F C G i dont want to here about it Am F C G you see me all of the time Am F C G you see me all of the time Am F C G you see me all of the time Am F C G Am i said hey hey throw me some lineWaifs - Brain Damage Chords :: indexed at Ultimate Guitar.
About artist:
Their 2003 album Up All Night reached double platinum in Australia and reached the top 5 of the Australian album charts, and the band won four ARIA Awards in October 2003[1]. The Waifs have enjoyed two top fifty singles in Australia, the London Still EP in 2002 and Bridal Train EP in 2004. The band so impressed Bob Dylan when they supported him on his 2003 Australian tour[2] that he asked them to join him in his 2003 North American tour, including a gig at the Newport Folk Festival[3]
The Waifs own Jarrah Records, an independent label with John Butler of The John Butler Trio, and their records are released in Australia under that label.[4]
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