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'''"Outside This Bar"''' is the 2nd song on [[start|American Music Club]]'s second album, 1987’s | '''"Outside This Bar"''' is the 2nd song on [[start|American Music Club]]'s second album, 1987’s ''[[Engine]]''. It was originally recorded with the name "Daughter of the Living Dead, Part 1" in 1986 during the ''[[Engine]]'' sessions, coined by the band "45 Minutes Of Hell".<ref>{{cite web | url=https://rateyourmusic.com/list/tkmallon/tom_mallon_recording__1978_present_/ | work=rateyourmusic.com | date= | author=Tom Mallon | title=Tom Mallon Recording (1978-present) | accessdate=June 16, 2017}}</ref> | ||
==Lyrics== | ==Lyrics== | ||
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*[[Matt Norelli]] - drums | *[[Matt Norelli]] - drums | ||
*[[Carla Fabrizio]] - cello | *[[Carla Fabrizio]] - cello | ||
*[[Brian | *[[Brian Schindele]] - keyboards | ||
==Also appears on== | ==Also appears on== | ||
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* ''[[Songs Of Love Live]]'' <small>Live version</small> | * ''[[Songs Of Love Live]]'' <small>Live version</small> | ||
* ''[[A Toast To You]]'' <small>Live version</small> | * ''[[A Toast To You]]'' <small>Live version</small> | ||
* ''[[Solo Acoustic Live 2005-2007]]'' <small>Mark Eitzel - live version</small> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{reflist|2}} | {{reflist|2}} | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:AMC songs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:40, 7 March 2021
"Outside This Bar" is the 2nd song on American Music Club's second album, 1987’s Engine. It was originally recorded with the name "Daughter of the Living Dead, Part 1" in 1986 during the Engine sessions, coined by the band "45 Minutes Of Hell".[1]
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| Song by American Music Club from the album Engine | |
| Released | 1987 |
| Format | LP / CS / CD |
| Length | 3:04 |
| Label | Grifter Records/Frontier Records |
| Writer(s) | Mark Eitzel |
| Producer(s) | Tom Mallon |
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Lyrics
The hospital wouldn't admit you
So we go home again
Right back to the same old room
Right back to the same old thing
But you know you're just another girl
Come from some carry-out in hell
You're just another story of how they fucked up the life
Of a sweet girl
We'll sit and look at the street
Watch the El Dorados roll by
You can't look your murderers,
You can't look them in the eye
But you know they can always spot you
From a mile away
They give you anything you want
They'll do anything you say
And outside this bar there's no one alive
Outside this bar how does anyone survive
Together you and me
you know we've gotta destroy this world
C'mon darling we've gotta destroy this world
And I remember when
Your girlfriend would put you on display
You'd be the life of the party
'Til they come and drag you away
But in the end we'll watch the pattern
As it begins to tear
We'll see the chaos that's underneath
All the clothes that the angels wear
And outside this bar there's no one alive
Outside this bar how does anyone survive
Together you and me
you know we'll never destroy this world
C'mon baby I wish we could destroy this world
Outside this bar
Together you and me turn this quiet night into silence
Together we'll turn this love into violence
Video
American Music Club performing "Outside This Bar" on September 2, 1989 in Chico, CA, USA.
Personnel
- Mark Eitzel - vocals, guitar
- Vudi - Lead guitar, backing vocals, accordion, keyboard
- Danny Pearson - bass guitar, backing vocals, mandolin, guitar
- Tom Mallon - guitar, backing vocals, percussion, producer
- Matt Norelli - drums
- Carla Fabrizio - cello
- Brian Schindele - keyboards
Also appears on
- Frontier/Grifter Fall '87 promo
- Over And Done promo
- Johnny Mathis' Feet promo Live version
- Songs Of Love Live Live version
- A Toast To You Live version
- Solo Acoustic Live 2005-2007 Mark Eitzel - live version
References
- ↑ Tom Mallon. "Tom Mallon Recording (1978-present)". rateyourmusic.com. Retrieved June 16, 2017.