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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From [email protected] Sun Apr 27 11:29:04 1997
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 97 09:45:31 EDT
From: Gary Von Colln
To: [email protected]
Subject: CRD: Golden Hours
GOLDEN HOURS
Brian Eno, from album Another Green Word
Music transcribed by Gary Von Colln
C - Em - C - Em - D - G - (2x)
C Em
The passage of time is flicking dimly upon the screen.
C Em
I can't see the lines I used to think I could read between.
D G
Perhaps my brains have turned to sand.
C Em
Oh me oh my I think it's been an eternity.
C Em
You'd be suprised at my degree of uncertainty
D G
How can moments go so slow
C Em
Several times I've seen the evening slide away.
C Em
Watching the signs taking over from the fading day.
D G
Perhaps my brains are old and scrambled.
Solo
C Em
Several times I've seen the evening slide away.
C Em
Watching the signs taking over from the fading day.
D G
Changing water into wine.
C Em
Several times I've seen the evening slide away
C Em
Watching the signs taking over from the fading day.
D G
Putting grapes back on the vine.
Background words for last two verses:
Who would believe what a poor set of eyes can show you.
Who would believe what an innocent voice could do
Never a silence always a face at the door.
Who would believe what a poor set of ears can tell you.
Who would believe what a weak pair of hands can do.
Never a silence always a foot in the door.
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From [email protected] Sun Apr 27 11:29:04 1997
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 97 09:45:31 EDT
From: Gary Von Colln
To: [email protected]
Subject: CRD: Golden Hours
GOLDEN HOURS
Brian Eno, from album Another Green Word
Music transcribed by Gary Von Colln
C - Em - C - Em - D - G - (2x)
C Em
The passage of time is flicking dimly upon the screen.
C Em
I can't see the lines I used to think I could read between.
D G
Perhaps my brains have turned to sand.
C Em
Oh me oh my I think it's been an eternity.
C Em
You'd be suprised at my degree of uncertainty
D G
How can moments go so slow
C Em
Several times I've seen the evening slide away.
C Em
Watching the signs taking over from the fading day.
D G
Perhaps my brains are old and scrambled.
Solo
C Em
Several times I've seen the evening slide away.
C Em
Watching the signs taking over from the fading day.
D G
Changing water into wine.
C Em
Several times I've seen the evening slide away
C Em
Watching the signs taking over from the fading day.
D G
Putting grapes back on the vine.
Background words for last two verses:
Who would believe what a poor set of eyes can show you.
Who would believe what an innocent voice could do
Never a silence always a face at the door.
Who would believe what a poor set of ears can tell you.
Who would believe what a weak pair of hands can do.
Never a silence always a foot in the door.
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