Biografía:
Christopher Anton Rea, es un cantante y compositor inglés, nacido el 4 de marzo de 1951 en Middlesbrough, Inglaterra.
Desechado al comienzo de su carrera el nombre artístico "Benny Santini" (título de su primer disco), adoptó finalmente el conocidísimo nombre Chris Rea. Autor prolífico y libre, en diferentes momentos de su carrera distintas discográficas intentaron su contrato, pero la libertad de una pequeña compañía como en la que estaba componiendo, podía más que los posibles ingresos.
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Otras canciones:
- Driving Home For Christmas
- Fool If You Think It's Over
- Looking For The Summer
- Road To Hell
- 90 Blues
- Ace Of Hearts
- All Summer Long
- Auberge
- Blue Cafe
- Candles
- Come So Far Yet Still So Far To Go
- Curse Of The Traveller
- Daytona
- Fool
- Girl In A Sports Car
- Giverny
- Gods Great Banana Skin
- Gone Fishing
- Heaven
- I Can Hear Your Heartbeat
- I Dont Know What It Is But I Love It
- Im Still Holding On
- Josephine
- Julia
- Lets Dance
- Loves Strange Ways
- Midnight Blue
- Nothing Left Behind
- Nothing To Fear
- Nothings Happening By The Sea
- On The Beach
- Raincoat And A Rose
- Road To Hell Part 1
- Road To Hell Part 1 2
- September Blue
- Shamrock Diaries
- Sing A Song Of Love To Me
- Soft Top Hard Shoulder
- Stainsby Girls
- Steel River
- Summer Love
- Texas
- Thats What They Always Say
- The Chance Of Love
- Thinking Of You
- Touche D Amour
- When The Grey Skies Turn To Blue
- Who Do You Love
- Windy Town
- Winning
- Winter Song
- You Must Be Evil
- Your Warm And Tender Love
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
This is the first part of the song, or the intro if you listen to the full version (its
youtube). Its not difficult, but it wasnt here i just figured it might be convenient for
one day where it wasnt here for me.
The timing is quite odd, and it doesn't really work just playing chords but you can find
own way of doing it, escpecially if you add some really bluesy vocals it sounds neat.
Also, dont tell me its wrong...i know its not ;)
Here it is:
Am
Stood still on a highway
E7
I saw a woman
Am
By the side of the road
With a face that I knew like my own
E7
Reflected in my window
Am
Well she walked up to my quarterlight
Dm
And she bent down real slow
Am E7
A fearful pressure paralysed me
Am
In my shadow
E7 Am
She said "Son, what are you doing here?
E7
My fear for you has turned me in my grave"
Am
I said "Mama, I come to the valley of the rich
Dm
Myself to sell"
Am E7 Am E7
She said "Son, this is the road to Hell"
Am
On your journey 'cross the wilderness
Dm
From the desert to the well
Am E7 Am
You have strayed upon the motorway to Hell
...into part 2...
Thanks.
Aimee
youtube). Its not difficult, but it wasnt here i just figured it might be convenient for
one day where it wasnt here for me.
The timing is quite odd, and it doesn't really work just playing chords but you can find
own way of doing it, escpecially if you add some really bluesy vocals it sounds neat.
Also, dont tell me its wrong...i know its not ;)
Here it is:
Am
Stood still on a highway
E7
I saw a woman
Am
By the side of the road
With a face that I knew like my own
E7
Reflected in my window
Am
Well she walked up to my quarterlight
Dm
And she bent down real slow
Am E7
A fearful pressure paralysed me
Am
In my shadow
E7 Am
She said "Son, what are you doing here?
E7
My fear for you has turned me in my grave"
Am
I said "Mama, I come to the valley of the rich
Dm
Myself to sell"
Am E7 Am E7
She said "Son, this is the road to Hell"
Am
On your journey 'cross the wilderness
Dm
From the desert to the well
Am E7 Am
You have strayed upon the motorway to Hell
...into part 2...
Thanks.
Aimee
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