Biography:
Peter Eardley Sarstedt (born 10 December 1941 in Delhi, India; died 8 January 2017 in London), briefly billed early in his career as Peter Lincoln, was an English singer-songwriter, instrumentalist and activist. He recorded a number of successful albums and singles, beginning in the 1960s. Although his music was classified as pop, it generally encompassed ballads derived from traditional folk music rather than rock and roll. He was best known for writing and performing the single "Where Do You Go To (My Lovely)?"
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SONG: It’s a Road
ARTIST: Peter Sarstedt
ALBUM: The Lost Album
CAPO 7
4/4 time signature
Fill 1:(slide A & D strings down to fret 14, strum x2, then slide up to 12, strum x2)
Em C
e:-7-------------------7---
B:-7-------------------8---
G:-7-------------------7---
D:-9--14-14-/-12-12---9---
A:-9--14-14-/-12-12--10---
E:-7(capo fret)-7--7-------
Fill 2: (before/after choruses)
D Cadd2 B G
e:--9--9-----------10-------
B:-10-10-10-10-----10-------
G:--9--9--7--7------7-------
D:--7--7--9--9------7-------
A:-------10-10-9p7--9-------
E:-----------------10-------
CAPO 7
Intro: (Strum the first 3 chords once followed by arpeggio)
G--- D--- Em--- C- D- x2
Verse 1:
G D6
Hot is the night
Em (Fill 1)
And cold is the morning
C G
Deep is the sea
D
That we’re under
And small is the man
Caught in the whirlpool
Hope is prayer
And his pleasure
(Fill 2)
D Cadd2 B5
Chorus A:
G
And it’s a road
C G
That you gotta be forced along
C G
And you’re lucky to be so strong
D (fill 2)
And well fed
Verse 2:
Oh I once belonged
to a nation
Now I am one
With the world
And I’m hoping to change
Evil to virtue
Failing to be
All I can
::repeat Chorus A::
Verse 3:
And long is the road
To reach Valhalla
Safe is the seat
Down in the suburbs
I said age cannot save
You from knowing
That all hearts are one
To a tree
Chorus B:
G
Yeah, it’s a road
C G
That we gotta be forced along
C G
You’re lucky to be that strong
D (fill 2)
And well fed
::repeat Chorus A::
(fill 2)
D Cadd2 B G
ARTIST: Peter Sarstedt
ALBUM: The Lost Album
CAPO 7
4/4 time signature
Fill 1:(slide A & D strings down to fret 14, strum x2, then slide up to 12, strum x2)
Em C
e:-7-------------------7---
B:-7-------------------8---
G:-7-------------------7---
D:-9--14-14-/-12-12---9---
A:-9--14-14-/-12-12--10---
E:-7(capo fret)-7--7-------
Fill 2: (before/after choruses)
D Cadd2 B G
e:--9--9-----------10-------
B:-10-10-10-10-----10-------
G:--9--9--7--7------7-------
D:--7--7--9--9------7-------
A:-------10-10-9p7--9-------
E:-----------------10-------
CAPO 7
Intro: (Strum the first 3 chords once followed by arpeggio)
G--- D--- Em--- C- D- x2
Verse 1:
G D6
Hot is the night
Em (Fill 1)
And cold is the morning
C G
Deep is the sea
D
That we’re under
And small is the man
Caught in the whirlpool
Hope is prayer
And his pleasure
(Fill 2)
D Cadd2 B5
Chorus A:
G
And it’s a road
C G
That you gotta be forced along
C G
And you’re lucky to be so strong
D (fill 2)
And well fed
Verse 2:
Oh I once belonged
to a nation
Now I am one
With the world
And I’m hoping to change
Evil to virtue
Failing to be
All I can
::repeat Chorus A::
Verse 3:
And long is the road
To reach Valhalla
Safe is the seat
Down in the suburbs
I said age cannot save
You from knowing
That all hearts are one
To a tree
Chorus B:
G
Yeah, it’s a road
C G
That we gotta be forced along
C G
You’re lucky to be that strong
D (fill 2)
And well fed
::repeat Chorus A::
(fill 2)
D Cadd2 B G
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