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The Rural Alberta Advantage

The Rural Alberta Advantage

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The Rural Alberta Advantage is a Canadian indie rock band that formed in 2005 in Toronto. The band consists of Nils Edenloff on lead vocals and guitar, Amy Cole (Robin Hatch between September 2016 and January 2018) on keyboards, bass, and backing vocals, and Paul Banwatt on drums. They have released four albums and are signed to Paper Bag Records in Canada and Saddle Creek Records internationally. In 2011 they were nominated for a Polaris Music Prize.

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3 years ago312The Rural Alberta Advantage

DON'T HAUNT THIS PLACE ' RURAL ALBERTA ADVANTAGE TUNE ½ DOWN [A] Don't haunt this heart, Don't haunt this p[E]lace, Your heart beating slow as it beats out a p[F#m]ace, West side apartment grows lonely and d[D]ark, West side apartment is two more empty he[A]arts. I see your keys hanging in the same place, They haven't moved for a month or...

4 years ago587Hometowns (2008)The Rural Alberta Advantage

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------] ) ------------ The Rural Alberta Advantage ------ Sleep All Day --- Hometowns (2009) ------------ Tabbed by ExoM7 Guitar 1: Acoustic The melody is played by an organ, and I guess banjo at some part. Sounds nice on guitar, though. Here's the chords. -...

4 years ago801Departing (2011)The Rural Alberta Advantage

Oh let's lie down for another night I'll hold you close under these skies [Dm]Your brother's in the basement doing hot knives Your brother's in the basement doing hot knives [F]We struggle to tear ourselves apart in the night We struggle to tear ourselves apart in the light Your fa[Dm]ther's on his way back home from site Your mother's in the...

4 years ago631Hometowns (2008)The Rural Alberta Advantage

Unfortunately all the chords on this website are wrong. There are correct. They may not sound right initially, but playing along with the song confirmed this. Try it if you're skeptical. [F] [C] [Am] [Dm] We invariably left the prairies In my heart Since we never moved an inch Does the love grow Home with the wild rose(?), now Somethings(?)...

4 years ago558Departing (2011)The Rural Alberta Advantage

MUSCLE RELAXANTS - THE RURAL ALBERTA ADVANTAGE From DEPARTING - 2011 Tabbed by: [email protected] Capo on 5th, all chords played normally relative to capo. For rhythm, listen to the track! Intro: Am/open Verse 1: [Am] Well hanging out on muscle re[C]laxants, [Em] Trying hard to see the wo[F]rst that can happen now [Am] I never know...

4 years ago707Departing (2011)The Rural Alberta Advantage

the (C) chord in the chorus, i cannot tell what that chord is, or even if there is a new chord there in the song. any help would be great. The rest I'm pretty sure is right. Bflat When the ice breaks, [Dm]When the hearts shake in the town and it marks the[Gm] end of Winter, [Dm]The end of our love for now. Bflat And you spent your...

4 years ago726Departing (2011)The Rural Alberta Advantage

Intro C/G Well our e[C/G]yes, Fmaj7th Watching the stars one at a time, I lost the words I'm clutching on your [Am]hand tight, Fmaj7th Wear a small sweater and it looks nice, I never felt better then the [C/G]North Star, Fmaj7th Guiding us home in your friend's car, Will we ever take a chance or will we [Am]restart? Fmaj7th The sky is a map...

4 years ago713Hometowns (2008)The Rural Alberta Advantage

(O_o) Edmonton (o_O) [A] [-] [D] [-] [Bm] [-] [D] What'll I do if you never wanna come back Sittin' in a city that is always on the attack What'll I do if you never want me back Come with me come back we'll live again [Bm] [-] [D] [-] [A] [-] [E] [-] [Bm] [-] [D] And what if I'm only satisfied when I'm at home Sittin' in a city that'll...

4 years ago698Departing (2011)The Rural Alberta Advantage

Standard tuning. Capo on 5. All chords relative to capo. This is a great Canadian song about a tornado that devastated Edmonton on July 31st, 1987. That day has come to be known as Black Friday. This is the strumming pattern used in the first line, of which variations are used throughout the song. The same patterns for the chords are...

4 years ago538Departing (2011)The Rural Alberta Advantage

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