Biography:
Eric Carmen (former vocalist of The Raspberries) is a pop/rock musician and singer-songwriter well known for his first single "All By Myself" (released in 1976) and his 1987 comeback single "Hungry Eyes" (written by J. DeNicola and F. Previte for the iconic 'Dirty Dancing' soundtrack). The former, a smooth ballad, was penned by Carmen based on a classical theme by Sergei Rachmaninoff. It was more recently covered by Celine Dion and also used in the opening scene of the movie 'Bridget Jones' Diary'.
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Other songs:
- All By Myself
- Hungry Eyes
- All For Love
- Boats Against The Current
- Desperate Fools
- Foolin Myself
- Great Expectations
- Hey Deanie
- Im Through With Love
- It Hurts Too Much
- Last Night
- Love Is All That Matters
- Make Me Lose Control
- My Girl
- Never Gonna Fall In Love Again
- Nowhere To Hide
- Run Away
- Sunrise
- The Way We Used To Be
- Tonight Youre Mine
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Sunrise
C Em F Dm G
Sunrise, shine down a little love on the world today
C Em F Dm E7
Make a morning so sweet that it'll have to chase my blues away
Am7 C F D7
Oh, the moon and stars have gone and I can see the light of dawn
C Am Dm G C G F
Like a golden smile brightening up the brand new day
Sunrise, come wrap me in the warmth of your crimson sky
I spent a long time believin' in a dream that had passed me by
But the moon and stars have gone and I can see the light of dawn
Like a golden smile brightening up the morning sky
Bbm D# Bbm
From my bed I can hear the world outside
D#
I get up, throw my window open wide
Cm Fm
Take a breath of that fresh air
C# F# G Em
Take a breath of that fresh air, fresh air
Verse 1 +
G# Fm
Brand new day
C D# Bb F (repeat many times)
by: José Duarte
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C Em F Dm G
Sunrise, shine down a little love on the world today
C Em F Dm E7
Make a morning so sweet that it'll have to chase my blues away
Am7 C F D7
Oh, the moon and stars have gone and I can see the light of dawn
C Am Dm G C G F
Like a golden smile brightening up the brand new day
Sunrise, come wrap me in the warmth of your crimson sky
I spent a long time believin' in a dream that had passed me by
But the moon and stars have gone and I can see the light of dawn
Like a golden smile brightening up the morning sky
Bbm D# Bbm
From my bed I can hear the world outside
D#
I get up, throw my window open wide
Cm Fm
Take a breath of that fresh air
C# F# G Em
Take a breath of that fresh air, fresh air
Verse 1 +
G# Fm
Brand new day
C D# Bb F (repeat many times)
by: José Duarte
[email protected]
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