Biography:
Reina del Cid is an indie folk artist based in Minneapolis, MN.
Born in Fargo, ND, del Cid moved to Minneapolis in 2006 and formed her band "the Cidizens" in 2011. Their debut album "blueprints, plans" was rated in the top 12 Minnesota releases of 2012 by NPR's 89.3 the Current.
They are recording their sophomore album currently. It is slated for release in 2014.
http://www.reinadelcid.com
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Intro]
C F C
C G C
[Verse 1]
C F C
Here they come with their fine machines
C G C
Here they come with their shovels
C F C
Dynamite and the kerosene
C G C
They come to pick through the rubble
F C
They don't dig for coal
Am D7
Baby, they'll strike gold
C Em Am C
They ain't looking for diamonds now
F G C
They come to mine your soul
[Verse 2]
C F C
There ain't anyplace that you can hide
C G C
Once your map is discovered
C F C
And they've been tracking you your whole damn life
C G C
They know you better than a lover
F C
'Cause you're their ivory coast
Am D7
You're the tragic host
C Em Am C
Nobody's looking for diamonds now
F G C
They come to mine your soul
[Instrumental]
F C Am D7 C Em Am C F G C x 2
[Verse 3]
N.C
So let’s pour a glass of wine my friend
N.C
Sit and talk about the old times
N.C
The days of freedom seemed to have no end
N.C
Before we lost ‘em to the soul mines
F C
Yeah let’s raise a toast
Am D7
To ten years at most
C Em Am C
Before the dawning of this brave new world
F G C
When they mine our souls
F C
And when you’re dead and cold
Am D7
You’ll still be bought and sold
C Em Am C
You’ll live forever in a great big cloud
F G Am
When they mine your soul
C Em Am
Yeah you’ll last longer than a diamond now
F G F C
When they mine your soul
C F C
C G C
[Verse 1]
C F C
Here they come with their fine machines
C G C
Here they come with their shovels
C F C
Dynamite and the kerosene
C G C
They come to pick through the rubble
F C
They don't dig for coal
Am D7
Baby, they'll strike gold
C Em Am C
They ain't looking for diamonds now
F G C
They come to mine your soul
[Verse 2]
C F C
There ain't anyplace that you can hide
C G C
Once your map is discovered
C F C
And they've been tracking you your whole damn life
C G C
They know you better than a lover
F C
'Cause you're their ivory coast
Am D7
You're the tragic host
C Em Am C
Nobody's looking for diamonds now
F G C
They come to mine your soul
[Instrumental]
F C Am D7 C Em Am C F G C x 2
[Verse 3]
N.C
So let’s pour a glass of wine my friend
N.C
Sit and talk about the old times
N.C
The days of freedom seemed to have no end
N.C
Before we lost ‘em to the soul mines
F C
Yeah let’s raise a toast
Am D7
To ten years at most
C Em Am C
Before the dawning of this brave new world
F G C
When they mine our souls
F C
And when you’re dead and cold
Am D7
You’ll still be bought and sold
C Em Am C
You’ll live forever in a great big cloud
F G Am
When they mine your soul
C Em Am
Yeah you’ll last longer than a diamond now
F G F C
When they mine your soul
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