Biography:
Dick Gaughan (born Richard Peter Gaughan on 17 May 1948 in Glasgow) is an influential Scottish musician, singer, and songwriter. He was a founding member of Celtic bands Boys of the Lough (appearing on their first album in 1972) and Five Hand Reel (with whom he played from 1974-1980). On top of that he has a number of fine albums of his own.
Gaughan took up the guitar at the age of seven. Although he has later sung in Scottish Gaelic, he is not fluent in that language; he has a powerful command of his native Scots.
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GONE, GONNA RISE AGAIN -- Words & Music : Si Kahn
Also recorded by The Gordons
VERSE 1:
D C D
I remember the year my grandaddy died
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C D
They dug his grave on a mountainside
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C
I was too young to understand
G A
The way he felt about the land
D C D
But I could read his history in his hands
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
VERSE 2:
D C D
Corn in the crib and apples in the bin
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C D
Ham in the smokehouse, cotton in the gin
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C
Cows in the barn and hogs in the plot
G A
You know he never had a lot
D C D
But he worked like the devil for the little he'd got
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
VERSE 3:
D C D
Those apple trees on the mountainside
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C D
He planted the seeds just before he died
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C
I guess he knew he'd never see
G A
The red fruit hanging from the tree
D C D
But he planted those seeds for his children and me
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
VERSE 4:
D C D
High on a ridge above the farm
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C D
I think of my people that have gone on
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C
Like a tree that grows in the mountain ground
G A
The storms of life have cut them down
D C D
But the new wood springs from the roots underground
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
Also recorded by The Gordons
VERSE 1:
D C D
I remember the year my grandaddy died
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C D
They dug his grave on a mountainside
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C
I was too young to understand
G A
The way he felt about the land
D C D
But I could read his history in his hands
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
VERSE 2:
D C D
Corn in the crib and apples in the bin
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C D
Ham in the smokehouse, cotton in the gin
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C
Cows in the barn and hogs in the plot
G A
You know he never had a lot
D C D
But he worked like the devil for the little he'd got
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
VERSE 3:
D C D
Those apple trees on the mountainside
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C D
He planted the seeds just before he died
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C
I guess he knew he'd never see
G A
The red fruit hanging from the tree
D C D
But he planted those seeds for his children and me
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
VERSE 4:
D C D
High on a ridge above the farm
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C D
I think of my people that have gone on
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
D C
Like a tree that grows in the mountain ground
G A
The storms of life have cut them down
D C D
But the new wood springs from the roots underground
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
C D
Gone, gonna rise again
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Die Antwoord
Die Ärzte
Die Doofen
Die Drogen
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