Biography:
David Van Cortland Crosby (born August 14, 1941) is an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter. He is most well known for being a founding member of The Byrds, Crosby, Stills & Nash (CSN) and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (CSNY). Crosby is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for his work in The Byrds and CSN.
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- Almost Cut My Hair
- Carry Me
- Cowboy Movie
- Distance
- Drive My Car
- Foolish Man
- Glory
- Helpless Heart
- Homeward Thru The Haze
- In My Dreams
- Music Is Love
- Natalie
- Oh Yes I Can
- Old Soldier
- Page 43
- Taken At All
- Thousand Roads
- Through Your Hands
- Too Young To Die
- Tracks In The Dust
- Traction In The Rain
- Yvette In English
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Subject: c/crosby_david/old_soldier.crd
Date: Sat, 05 Jul 1997 15:43:37 GMT
From: [email protected]
please post corrections
David Crosby Old Soldier written by Marc Cohn
guitar John Leventhal
piano Marc Cohn
bass Leland Sklar
harmonica & Graham Nash
harmony
Gmaj7 F#m Bm Gmaj7 F#m Bm Gmaj7 F#m Bm
D A F#m
Listen old soldier where ever you are
G D A
Hills of the valley's come near or come far
D A F#m
You say youth is a treasure we waste when we're young
G D A Gmaj7
So come down from the place where your medals are hung
G A D Bm
Your forever returning and learning to fight
G A Gmaj7 F#m Bm
And you feel just like an old soldier tonight
D A F#m
Listen old soldier cause time doesn't wait
G D A
Moon's on your shoulder the hour is late
D A F#m
Something there inside still calls out to you
G D A Gmaj7
And you won't fade away whatever you do
G A D Bm
Your forever beginning barely winning the fight
G A Gmaj 7
You feel just like an old soldier tonight
G A F#m Gmaj7
Your not getting any younger that much is true
G A F#m Gmaj7
But your still got that hunger burning in you
Asus
So what'll you do now
Harmonica
Asus Gmaj F#m Bm
So what'll you do now
D A F#m
Listen old soldier to the sound in your ear
G D A
Of too many battles for too many years
D A F#m
There's only one thing you've learned in defeat
G D A Gmaj7
Is that losing is bitter and victor is sweet
G A D Bm
Your always unraveling and traveling lite
G A G
And you feel like an old soldier tonight
G A Gmaj 7 F#m Bm
And you feel like an old soldier tonight
From the "Thousand Roads" CD Atlantic Records 1993
1992 Museum Steps Music (ASCAP)
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Subject: c/crosby_david/old_soldier.crd
Date: Sat, 05 Jul 1997 15:43:37 GMT
From: [email protected]
please post corrections
David Crosby Old Soldier written by Marc Cohn
guitar John Leventhal
piano Marc Cohn
bass Leland Sklar
harmonica & Graham Nash
harmony
Gmaj7 F#m Bm Gmaj7 F#m Bm Gmaj7 F#m Bm
D A F#m
Listen old soldier where ever you are
G D A
Hills of the valley's come near or come far
D A F#m
You say youth is a treasure we waste when we're young
G D A Gmaj7
So come down from the place where your medals are hung
G A D Bm
Your forever returning and learning to fight
G A Gmaj7 F#m Bm
And you feel just like an old soldier tonight
D A F#m
Listen old soldier cause time doesn't wait
G D A
Moon's on your shoulder the hour is late
D A F#m
Something there inside still calls out to you
G D A Gmaj7
And you won't fade away whatever you do
G A D Bm
Your forever beginning barely winning the fight
G A Gmaj 7
You feel just like an old soldier tonight
G A F#m Gmaj7
Your not getting any younger that much is true
G A F#m Gmaj7
But your still got that hunger burning in you
Asus
So what'll you do now
Harmonica
Asus Gmaj F#m Bm
So what'll you do now
D A F#m
Listen old soldier to the sound in your ear
G D A
Of too many battles for too many years
D A F#m
There's only one thing you've learned in defeat
G D A Gmaj7
Is that losing is bitter and victor is sweet
G A D Bm
Your always unraveling and traveling lite
G A G
And you feel like an old soldier tonight
G A Gmaj 7 F#m Bm
And you feel like an old soldier tonight
From the "Thousand Roads" CD Atlantic Records 1993
1992 Museum Steps Music (ASCAP)
David Ditrich
David Dondero
David Doyle
David Duchovny
David Dunn