Biography:
Natalie Anne Merchant (born October 26, 1963 in Jamestown, New York) is an American alternative rock singer-songwriter. After rising to fame at the helm of the popular folk-rock band 10,000 Maniacs, Natalie Merchant enjoyed even greater success as a solo artist during the mid-'90s. Her literate, socially conscious songs established her among the preeminent women in pop music, while her solo debut -- 1995's Tigerlily -- helped pave the way for a number of female performers in a pre-Lilith Fair market.
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Other songs:
- I May Know The Word
- Motherland
- San Andreas Fault
- Wonder
- Adventures Of Isabel
- Beloved Wife
- Black Sheep
- Break Your Heart
- Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow
- Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow Tree
- Carnival
- Cowboy Romance
- Equestrienne
- Frozen Charlotte
- Giving Up Everything
- Gulf Of Araby
- House Carpenter
- If No One Ever Marries Me
- Im Not Gonna Beg
- Jealousy
- Kind And Generous
- King Of May
- Ladybird
- Letter
- Life Is Sweet
- Lulu
- Maggie And Millie And Molly And May
- My Skin
- Ophelia
- Owensboro
- Put The Law On You
- River
- Saint Judas
- Sally Ann
- Seven Years
- Spring And Fall To A Young Child
- Tell Yourself
- Texas
- The Letter
- The Living
- The Worst Thing
- Thick As Thieves
- Weeping Pilgrim
- When They Ring The Golden Bells
- Where I Go
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Gulf Of Araby
(Written by Katell Keineg)
Intro: D A G -
D A G -
D A G
If you could fill a veil with shells from Killiney's shore
D A G
and sweet talk in a tongue that is no more
A G
If wishful thought could bridge
A
The Gulf Of Araby
G D A G
Between what is, what is, what is
G
And what can never be
D A G -
D A G -
D A G
If you could hold the frozen flow of New Hope Creek
D A G
And hide out from the one they said you might meet
A G
If you could unlearn all the words
A G
That you never wanted heard
A G
If you could stall the southern wind
A
That's whistling in your ear
G D A G
You could take what is, what is, what is
G
To what can never be
D A G -
D A G -
D A G
One man of sventy whispers free at last
Two neighbors who are proud of their massacres
Three tyrants torn away in a winter's month
Four prisoners framed by a dirty judge
D
Five burned with tyres
A
Six men still alive
G
And seven more days to shake at the great divide
D
The Gulf
A
The Gulf
G
of Araby
D
The Gulf
A
The Gulf
G
of Araby
We would plough and part the earth to bring you home
We would harvest every miracle ever known
If they laid out all the things
That these ten years want to bring
We would gladly give them up
To bring you back to us
O, there is nothing wewould not give
To kiss you and believe we can take what is, what is, what is
To what can never be
One man of seventy whispers not free yet
Two neighbors who make up knee-deep in their dead
Three tyrants torn away in the summer's heat
Four prisoners lost in the fallacy
Five, on my life
Six, I'm dead inside
And seven more days to shake at the great divide
The Gulf Of Araby
(Written by Katell Keineg)
Intro: D A G -
D A G -
D A G
If you could fill a veil with shells from Killiney's shore
D A G
and sweet talk in a tongue that is no more
A G
If wishful thought could bridge
A
The Gulf Of Araby
G D A G
Between what is, what is, what is
G
And what can never be
D A G -
D A G -
D A G
If you could hold the frozen flow of New Hope Creek
D A G
And hide out from the one they said you might meet
A G
If you could unlearn all the words
A G
That you never wanted heard
A G
If you could stall the southern wind
A
That's whistling in your ear
G D A G
You could take what is, what is, what is
G
To what can never be
D A G -
D A G -
D A G
One man of sventy whispers free at last
Two neighbors who are proud of their massacres
Three tyrants torn away in a winter's month
Four prisoners framed by a dirty judge
D
Five burned with tyres
A
Six men still alive
G
And seven more days to shake at the great divide
D
The Gulf
A
The Gulf
G
of Araby
D
The Gulf
A
The Gulf
G
of Araby
We would plough and part the earth to bring you home
We would harvest every miracle ever known
If they laid out all the things
That these ten years want to bring
We would gladly give them up
To bring you back to us
O, there is nothing wewould not give
To kiss you and believe we can take what is, what is, what is
To what can never be
One man of seventy whispers not free yet
Two neighbors who make up knee-deep in their dead
Three tyrants torn away in the summer's heat
Four prisoners lost in the fallacy
Five, on my life
Six, I'm dead inside
And seven more days to shake at the great divide
The Gulf Of Araby
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