Biography:
Eunice Kathleen Waymon (21 February 1933 – 21 April 2003), better known by her stage name Nina Simone, was an American singer-songwriter, pianist, arranger, and civil rights activist widely associated with jazz music. Simone aspired to become a classical pianist while working in a broad range of styles including classical, jazz, blues, soul, folk, rhythm and blues, gospel, and pop.
Simone was born Eunice Kathleen Waymon on 21st February 1933 in Tryon, North Carolina, USA, one of eight children.
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Other songs:
- After You've Gone
- Ain't Got No/i Got Life
- Ain’t Got No/i Got Life
- Feeling Good
- I Wish
- My Baby Just Cares For Me
- Sinnerman
- Who Knows Where The Time Goes
- Aint Got No I Got Life
- Aint Got No I Got Life Remix
- Baltimore
- Black Is The Color Of My True Loves Hair
- Bye Bye Blackbird
- Consummation
- Do I Move You
- Dont Let Me Be Misunderstood
- Dont Smoke In Bed
- Four Women
- Gimme A Pigfoot
- I Love Your Lovin Ways
- I Loves You Porgy
- I Put A Spell On You
- I Want A Little Sugar In My Bowl
- I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free
- If You Knew
- In The Dark
- Just Tell Him I Love Him
- Love Me Or Leave Me
- Loves Been Good To Me
- Mississippi Goddam
- Mood Indigo
- Mr Bojangles
- Sunday In Savannah
- Take Care Of Business
- The Other Woman
- To Love Somebody
- Trouble In Mind
- What More Can I Say
- Why The King Of Love Is Dead
- Worksong
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CHORUS:
Dm7 G7-9 C Dm7 C
I have been a rover, I have walked alone
C# Dm7 G7-9 C Dm7 C G/B Am7
Hiked a hundred highways, never found a home
Em7 F Fm6/Ab
still in all I’m happy, the reason is you see
C/G Em7 F Fm6/Ab C/G G C
once in a while along the way, love’s been good to me
VERSE:
Dm7 G7-9 Dm7 G7-9 C G/B Am7
There was a man in Denver, before the summer storm
Em7 F G
Oh his eyes were tender, Oh his arms were warm
G Am7 G/B C Em7 F Fm6/Ab
and he could smile away the thunder, kiss away the rain
C/G Em7 F Fm6/Ab C/G G C
and even though he’s gone a way you wont hear me complaint
CHORUS
VERSE:
Dm7 G7-9 Dm7 G7-9 C G/B Am7
There was a man in Portland, before the winter chill
Em7 F G
Oh we used to go courting along the october hills
G Am7 G/B C Em7 F Fm6/Ab
and he could laugh away the dark clouds, cry away the snow
C/G Em7 F Fm6/Ab C/G G C
seem like only yesterday as down the road I go
CHORUS
Dm7 G7-9 C Dm7 C
I have been a rover, I have walked alone
C# Dm7 G7-9 C Dm7 C G/B Am7
Hiked a hundred highways, never found a home
Em7 F Fm6/Ab
still in all I’m happy, the reason is you see
C/G Em7 F Fm6/Ab C/G G C
once in a while along the way, love’s been good to me
VERSE:
Dm7 G7-9 Dm7 G7-9 C G/B Am7
There was a man in Denver, before the summer storm
Em7 F G
Oh his eyes were tender, Oh his arms were warm
G Am7 G/B C Em7 F Fm6/Ab
and he could smile away the thunder, kiss away the rain
C/G Em7 F Fm6/Ab C/G G C
and even though he’s gone a way you wont hear me complaint
CHORUS
VERSE:
Dm7 G7-9 Dm7 G7-9 C G/B Am7
There was a man in Portland, before the winter chill
Em7 F G
Oh we used to go courting along the october hills
G Am7 G/B C Em7 F Fm6/Ab
and he could laugh away the dark clouds, cry away the snow
C/G Em7 F Fm6/Ab C/G G C
seem like only yesterday as down the road I go
CHORUS
Niney The Observ (...)
Ninja Sex Party
Nino Bravo
Niño Cohe (...)
Nino Ferrer