Artist: The Black Watch
The Black Watch's lyrics & chords
Formed in Santa Barbara in 1988, the black watch have released 13 CDs of highly literary, catchy indiepop; as Andy Gill of Gang of Four recently said in The Independent UK, "Los Angeles has not produced a band like this in a long time; they have, in singer/songwriter John Andrew Fredrick, an artist capable of both My Bloody Valentine miasma AND Nick Drake quietness. Pity that they are relying on a tiny label out of Dorset UK to get their latest fine CD, "the hypnotizing sea," heard." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available und...read more
The wrong people Anne of leaves Brightest Kensington gardens Drag Honey what you say Pretty Obligatory blues Your mary janes Mr ordinary man Weekend Whence Scream A better way The mad hatters Dear dead love A major favor Black watch пьет скотч Nothing Festival march How i go round There must be something wrong Caroline На незнакомых берегах Seven rollercoasters Solo sword dance Абордаж Summerland Jennifer jennifer Company marches Quietly now Stars come down All over again Dream in blue Dylan dylan dylan I wish i had the nerve The things i never said Hey hey hey Magic shoes When lauren first opened A mess of yesterdays The tug attraction If you could read my mind Jealously Broadsword medley Дом Kick Crimean long reveille Cellophane Palindrome Drum salute Daily parade calls I remember swimming Pipes and drums Scotland the brave The maple leaf forever Regimental lament sleep dearie sleep Royal highlenders March off Long division Orange kicks Mahri bhan og Selection Ti ci voleva tanto Regimental calls Highland laddie Christopher smart Loch maree Reels Distant hills The day thou gavest lord is ended The ceilidh band Medley The longest day Scots wha hae When you get high The black watch at al basrah Slow and quick marches Impression on a scottish air And then the rain Record shop girl Hebrides suite Bagpipes The tennis playing poet roethke Throw it Easter parade A story St valentine To reminisce Ghosts from the past
