Biografía:
Christian Kjellvander is a Swedish singer-songwriter leaning towards americana and alt-country. He was earlier the singer and frontman of Loosegoats and has also recorded the album The Painted Trees of Ghostwood together with his younger brother Gustaf Kjellvander.
Christian's successful solo career began in 2002, and has released three albums under his own name including a compilation featuring music from Loosegoats, Songs of Soil, and other solo material.
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¡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!
[Intro] Em Am
[Vers]
Em Am Em
She was a sinner like all other guardians
Bm Am Em
For of her daughter she was proud
Em Am Em
Went to the market on the third Sunday again
Bm Am Em
And there she vanished in the crowd
[Chorus] Fig 2
G D Em
Oh it wasn’t long ago you suckled to her breast
D G
And how your eyes exploded as you took your first breath
G D Em
Now the lading days return and the want beckons the yearn
D C
To rise above the nest and to lay your head to rest
G D
Forlorn but for the best
[Interlude] Em Am
[Vers]
Immigrants come and emigrants go
Tell me why is it like that?
Emigrant at heart and an immigrant in mind
Ones’ emaciation an others’ fat
[Chorus]
G D Em
Oh it wasn’t long ago you suckled to her breast
D G
And how your eyes exploded as you took your first breath
G D Em
Now the lading days return and the want beckons the yearn
D C
To rise above the nest and to lay your head to rest
G D
Forlorn but for the best
[Bridge]
Em Bm C
Crying emigrant at heart and an immigrant in mind
D Em
Touching all the trees to see if there was one with bark like mine
Bm C
In denial we worried that this was never meant
D G
And on trial in the wake of all the prayers we never sent
[Chorus]
G D Em
Oh it wasn’t long ago you suckled to her breast
D G
And how your eyes exploded as you took your first breath
G D Em
Now the lading days return and the want beckons the yearn
D C
To rise above the nest and to lay your head to rest
G D
Forlorn but for the best
[Vers]
Em Am Em
She was a sinner like all other guardians
Bm Am Em
For of her daughter she was proud
Em Am Em
Went to the market on the third Sunday again
Bm Am Em
And there she vanished in the crowd
[Chorus] Fig 2
G D Em
Oh it wasn’t long ago you suckled to her breast
D G
And how your eyes exploded as you took your first breath
G D Em
Now the lading days return and the want beckons the yearn
D C
To rise above the nest and to lay your head to rest
G D
Forlorn but for the best
[Interlude] Em Am
[Vers]
Immigrants come and emigrants go
Tell me why is it like that?
Emigrant at heart and an immigrant in mind
Ones’ emaciation an others’ fat
[Chorus]
G D Em
Oh it wasn’t long ago you suckled to her breast
D G
And how your eyes exploded as you took your first breath
G D Em
Now the lading days return and the want beckons the yearn
D C
To rise above the nest and to lay your head to rest
G D
Forlorn but for the best
[Bridge]
Em Bm C
Crying emigrant at heart and an immigrant in mind
D Em
Touching all the trees to see if there was one with bark like mine
Bm C
In denial we worried that this was never meant
D G
And on trial in the wake of all the prayers we never sent
[Chorus]
G D Em
Oh it wasn’t long ago you suckled to her breast
D G
And how your eyes exploded as you took your first breath
G D Em
Now the lading days return and the want beckons the yearn
D C
To rise above the nest and to lay your head to rest
G D
Forlorn but for the best
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Christiana Eliz