American Aquarium - Bones

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{Verse 1}
There's a cold wind blowin' ever since you been gone
Cold wind blowin' though my bones
It's a pain that I can't take, it's a shiver I can't shake
Cold wind blowin' though my bones

{Verse 2}
Got this sickness that the doctors just can't fix
Got old habits I can't kick
It's a pain that I can't take, it's a shiver I can't shake
Cold wind blowin' though my bones

{Chorus}
It goes oooh
Oh-oh
And what are we fightin' for?
I don't think I love you anymore

{Verse 3}
Every time I close my eyes, I only see your face
A mem'ry I can't erase
She still thinks I love you, god I hope she never knows
Just how hard that cold wind blows

{Chorus}
It goes oooh
Oh-oh
And what are we fightin' for?
I don't think I love you anymore

{Verse 1}
There's a cold wind blowin' ever since you been gone
Cold wind blowin' though my bones
It's a pain that I can't take, it's a shiver I can't shake
Cold wind blowin' though my bones

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American Aquarium is an American alt-country band that was formed in Raleigh, North Carolina in 2006. Drawing influence from bands like Whiskeytown and the Drive-By Truckers, the band was led by singer-songwriter B.J. Barham. The original lineup included pianist Zack Brown, bassist Bill Corbin, guitarist Ryan Johnson, drummer Kevin McClain, and pedal steel player Whit Wright.

Despite an active touring schedule, American Aquarium also spent time in the recording studio, releasing a pair of independent albums before partnering with Last Chance Records for their 2009 release, Dances for the Lonely. The album was produced by Chris Stamey and featured guest vocals from Caitlin Cary of Whiskeytown.

In 2010, American Aquarium released their fourth album, Small Town Hymns, which further solidified their reputation for gritty, Springsteen-esque anthems. The following year, they released their first concert album Live in Raleigh, as well as their critically acclaimed fifth studio album, Burn.Flicker.Die, which was produced by Jason Isbell.

In 2015, the band worked with producer Brad Cook on their more alt-rock-inspired album, Wolves. They also released a concert album titled Live at Terminal West, capturing a show in Atlanta. B.J. Barham then released a solo album titled Rockingham in 2016, which was well-received by critics.

In 2017, Barham announced that the original lineup of American Aquarium had dissolved, and he would be recording with a new lineup. Despite the changes, American Aquarium continues to perform and release music, showcasing Barham's powerful songwriting and the band's dynamic sound.