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Clam Chowder are a traditional folk group which has gained popularity in science fiction circles.
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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!
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From: Phil Rennert
To: [email protected]
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 95 8:24:10 EST
RUN, COME, SEE JERUSALEM
Well it was nine[F]-teen hundred and twenty-nine (run, come, see)
I remember that day[C7] pretty well
Nine[F]-teen hun[F7]-dred and twen[Bb]-tynine
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
They were talk[F]-ing 'bout a storm on the island (run, come, see)
My god, what a beau[C7]-tiful morning
Talk[F]-ing 'bout a storm[F7] on the is[Bb]-land
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
There were three[F] sail leaving at the harbor (run, come, see)
They were the Eth[C7]-el and the Myrtle and Pretoria
Three[F] sail leav[F7]-ing at the har[Bb]-bor
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
Now the Eth[F]-el was bound for Fresh Creek (run, come, see)
With the ma[C7]-mas and the children on board
The Eth[F]-el was bound[F7] for Fresh[Bb] creek
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
And the Myr[F]-tle was bound for Staniel Quay (run, come, see)
My god, what a beau[C7]-tiful morning
The Myr[F]-tle was bound[F7] for Staniel[Bb] Quay
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
And Pre-tor[F]-ia was out on the ocean (run, come, see)
Rocking down on her beam[C7] in the swell
Pre-tor[F]-ia was out[F7] on the oc[Bb]-ean
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
My god, then a big[F] sea built up in the northwest (run, come, see)
And the captain come a run[C7]-ning for the tiller and a
big[F] sea built[F7] up in the north[Bb]-west
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
Then the first[F] sea hit the Pretoria (run, come, see)
And the mamas come a run[C7]-ning for their children and the
first[F] sea hit[F7] the Pre-tor[Bb]-ia
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
And the sailor go down[F]-ward for the bottom (run, come, see)
My god, what a beau[C7]-tiful morning
sail[F]-or go down[F7]-ward for the bot[Bb]-tom
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
Now George[F] Brown, he was the captain (run, come, see)
He shouts "Now chil[C7]-dren come pray"
George[F] Brown, he[F7] was the cap[Bb]-tain
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
He says come[F] now and witness your judgement (run, come, see)
And the women all a cry[C7]-ing for the Daniel-god
Come[F] now and wit[F7]-ness your judg[Bb]-ment
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
There were thir[F]-ty-three soul on the water (run, come, see)
My god, what a beau[C7]-tiful morning (slower here, to end)
Thir[F]-ty-three soul[F7] on the wat[Bb]-ter
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
This is the Clam Chowder version, as best I can remember, with much improved
lyrics. It helps to have someone sing the counterpoint (run, come, see), and
provide a beat.
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: Phil Rennert
To: [email protected]
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 95 8:24:10 EST
RUN, COME, SEE JERUSALEM
Well it was nine[F]-teen hundred and twenty-nine (run, come, see)
I remember that day[C7] pretty well
Nine[F]-teen hun[F7]-dred and twen[Bb]-tynine
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
They were talk[F]-ing 'bout a storm on the island (run, come, see)
My god, what a beau[C7]-tiful morning
Talk[F]-ing 'bout a storm[F7] on the is[Bb]-land
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
There were three[F] sail leaving at the harbor (run, come, see)
They were the Eth[C7]-el and the Myrtle and Pretoria
Three[F] sail leav[F7]-ing at the har[Bb]-bor
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
Now the Eth[F]-el was bound for Fresh Creek (run, come, see)
With the ma[C7]-mas and the children on board
The Eth[F]-el was bound[F7] for Fresh[Bb] creek
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
And the Myr[F]-tle was bound for Staniel Quay (run, come, see)
My god, what a beau[C7]-tiful morning
The Myr[F]-tle was bound[F7] for Staniel[Bb] Quay
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
And Pre-tor[F]-ia was out on the ocean (run, come, see)
Rocking down on her beam[C7] in the swell
Pre-tor[F]-ia was out[F7] on the oc[Bb]-ean
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
My god, then a big[F] sea built up in the northwest (run, come, see)
And the captain come a run[C7]-ning for the tiller and a
big[F] sea built[F7] up in the north[Bb]-west
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
Then the first[F] sea hit the Pretoria (run, come, see)
And the mamas come a run[C7]-ning for their children and the
first[F] sea hit[F7] the Pre-tor[Bb]-ia
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
And the sailor go down[F]-ward for the bottom (run, come, see)
My god, what a beau[C7]-tiful morning
sail[F]-or go down[F7]-ward for the bot[Bb]-tom
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
Now George[F] Brown, he was the captain (run, come, see)
He shouts "Now chil[C7]-dren come pray"
George[F] Brown, he[F7] was the cap[Bb]-tain
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
He says come[F] now and witness your judgement (run, come, see)
And the women all a cry[C7]-ing for the Daniel-god
Come[F] now and wit[F7]-ness your judg[Bb]-ment
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
There were thir[F]-ty-three soul on the water (run, come, see)
My god, what a beau[C7]-tiful morning (slower here, to end)
Thir[F]-ty-three soul[F7] on the wat[Bb]-ter
Run, come, see[F] Je-ru[C7]-sa-lem[F]
This is the Clam Chowder version, as best I can remember, with much improved
lyrics. It helps to have someone sing the counterpoint (run, come, see), and
provide a beat.
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