Biography:
Tom Pacheco (born November 4, 1946 New Bedford, Massachusetts.) is an American folk singer-songwriter and guitarist.
Tom’s father, was a guitarist who played with Django Reinhardt as well as solo in the clubs of Europe before returning to the U.S. to raise a family and open a music store, where he also taught guitar.
At age 19, Tom released his first solo album: Turn Away From The Storm, a collection of all-original folk songs.
He left Massachusetts to study at Hofstra University in New York City
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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!
I use capo on 3. fret
Vers 1
D Hm G
There's an old grand piano, alone in the heart of the desert
Em A
Standing upright in the shine of the full moon above
D Hm G
They say it was left there a long time ago in the 60's
Em A
By a man who had written a song to the woman he loved
Vers 2
D Hm G
Now it's falling apart from the sand and the heat and the decades.
Em A
Rattlesnakes live in the space by the rusty old wires
D Hm G
They say that the song was a hit, we would all recognize it
Em A
A beautiful melody only love could have inspired
Ref: D Em A
But love has a way of changing from sunlight to shadow
D Em A
Love has a way of changing from gold into tin
G D
And all that's left to recall what has been
G D
Is a song they know from L.A. to Berlin
Em A D
And a broken piano in the Arizona desert wind
Vers 3
D Hm G
There are those who have camped at the site of that strong wooden statue
Em A
Who says that it plays when the first morning sunray breaks through
D Hm G
They gaze at that sad instrument with the cactus beside it
Em A
A shrine or a tombstone depending on your point of view
Ref: D Em A
But love has a way of changing from sunlight to shadow
D Em A
Love has a way of changing from gold into tin
G D
And all that's left to recall what has been
G D
Is a song they know from L.A. to Berlin
Em A D
And a broken piano in the Arizona desert wind
Outro
G D
All that's left to recall what has been
G D
Is a song they know from L.A. to Berlin
Em A D
And a broken piano in the Arizona desert wind
Em A D
A broken piano in the Arizona desert Wind
Tab by Henrix
Vers 1
D Hm G
There's an old grand piano, alone in the heart of the desert
Em A
Standing upright in the shine of the full moon above
D Hm G
They say it was left there a long time ago in the 60's
Em A
By a man who had written a song to the woman he loved
Vers 2
D Hm G
Now it's falling apart from the sand and the heat and the decades.
Em A
Rattlesnakes live in the space by the rusty old wires
D Hm G
They say that the song was a hit, we would all recognize it
Em A
A beautiful melody only love could have inspired
Ref: D Em A
But love has a way of changing from sunlight to shadow
D Em A
Love has a way of changing from gold into tin
G D
And all that's left to recall what has been
G D
Is a song they know from L.A. to Berlin
Em A D
And a broken piano in the Arizona desert wind
Vers 3
D Hm G
There are those who have camped at the site of that strong wooden statue
Em A
Who says that it plays when the first morning sunray breaks through
D Hm G
They gaze at that sad instrument with the cactus beside it
Em A
A shrine or a tombstone depending on your point of view
Ref: D Em A
But love has a way of changing from sunlight to shadow
D Em A
Love has a way of changing from gold into tin
G D
And all that's left to recall what has been
G D
Is a song they know from L.A. to Berlin
Em A D
And a broken piano in the Arizona desert wind
Outro
G D
All that's left to recall what has been
G D
Is a song they know from L.A. to Berlin
Em A D
And a broken piano in the Arizona desert wind
Em A D
A broken piano in the Arizona desert Wind
Tab by Henrix
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