Biography:
Brian Peter George St John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno, RDI (born Brian Peter George Eno, 15 May 1948) is an English musician, record producer, visual artist, and theorist best known for his pioneering work in ambient music and contributions to rock, pop, and electronica. A self-described "non-musician", Eno has helped introduce unique conceptual approaches and recording techniques to contemporary music. He has been described as one of popular music's most influential and innovative figures.
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- Dead Finks Dont Talk
- Driving Me Backwards
- Empty Frame
- Everything Merges With The Night
- Everything That Happens Will Happen Today
- Golden Hours
- How Many Worlds
- Ill Come Running
- Julie With
- Mother Whale Eyeless
- Needles In The Camels Eye
- Put A Straw Under Baby
- Some Of Them Are Old
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- Spinning Away
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song: china my china
album:taking tiger mountain (1974)
C A/F
A-F 4 times)
In the haze of the morning, China sits on eternity
C
A/F
And the opium farmers sell dreams to obscure fraternities
G A# A
On the horizon the curtains are closing
C
A/F
Down in the orchard, the aunties and uncles play their games
A F A F
(Like it seems they always have done)
C
A/F
In the blue distance, the vertical offices bear their names
A F A F
(Like it seems they always have done)
G A# A
Clocks ticking slowly, dividing the day up.
C
These poor girls are such fun,
A/F
They know what God gave them their fingers for
A F A F
(to make percussion over so-los) [typing percussion]
C
A/F
China, my China, I've wandered around and you're still here
A F A F
(Which I guess you should be proud of)
C
Your walls have enclosed you,
Have kept you at home for thousands of years
A F A F
(But there's something I should tell you)
G A# A
All the young boys, they are dressing like sailors.
C
I remember a man who
A/F
Jumped out from a window over the bay
A F A F
(There was hardly a raised eyebrow)
C
The coroner told me,
A/F
This kind of thing happens every day.
G A# A
You see, from the Pagoda, the world is so tidy.
done by ketty inglet
album:taking tiger mountain (1974)
C A/F
A-F 4 times)
In the haze of the morning, China sits on eternity
C
A/F
And the opium farmers sell dreams to obscure fraternities
G A# A
On the horizon the curtains are closing
C
A/F
Down in the orchard, the aunties and uncles play their games
A F A F
(Like it seems they always have done)
C
A/F
In the blue distance, the vertical offices bear their names
A F A F
(Like it seems they always have done)
G A# A
Clocks ticking slowly, dividing the day up.
C
These poor girls are such fun,
A/F
They know what God gave them their fingers for
A F A F
(to make percussion over so-los) [typing percussion]
C
A/F
China, my China, I've wandered around and you're still here
A F A F
(Which I guess you should be proud of)
C
Your walls have enclosed you,
Have kept you at home for thousands of years
A F A F
(But there's something I should tell you)
G A# A
All the young boys, they are dressing like sailors.
C
I remember a man who
A/F
Jumped out from a window over the bay
A F A F
(There was hardly a raised eyebrow)
C
The coroner told me,
A/F
This kind of thing happens every day.
G A# A
You see, from the Pagoda, the world is so tidy.
done by ketty inglet
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