Biografía:
Early life
Mangan was born in Smithers, British Columbia. His family moved a fair amount, residing in both the provinces of Ontario and British Columbia - and primarily in his current home town of Vancouver. Raised in a household where instruments were always available, music became an obvious pastime for Mangan and his two siblings. At sixteen, he started a band called Basement Suite with some fellow classmates and played gigs at local community centres.
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Otras canciones:
- Jeopardy
- Road Regrets
- Robots
- Sold
- The Indie Queens Are Waiting
- Basket
- About As Helpful As You Can Be Without Being Any Help At All
- About As Helpful As You Can Get Without Being Any Help At All
- Ash Babe
- Cold In The Summer
- Daffodil
- Et Les Mots Croises
- Et Les Mots Croisses
- Fabulous
- Fair Verona
- Fool For Waiting
- If I Am Dead
- Jude
- Just Fear
- Leaves Trees Forest
- Mouthpiece
- Not What You Think It Is
- Oh Fortune
- Pine For Cedars
- Post War Blues
- Race To The Bottom
- Reason To Think Aloud
- Regarding Death And Dying
- Rows Of Houses
- Set The Sail
- So Much For Everyone
- Some People
- Starts With Them
- There Is No Such Thing As Wasted Love
- Tinas Glorious Comeback
- Troubled Mind
- Whistleblower
- Xvi
- You Silly Git
¡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!
Song: Pine for Cedars
Artist: Dan Mangan
Capo 2nd fret
Intro: C-C,F,C,Am-Am,F,Am,G-G,F-F,C-C,G-G,G*
Verse 1
C F C
She might be wearing a green chemise
Am F Am
And a hat that she bought 'cause it matches her jeans
G F
And the water she drinks well it comes from a stream
C G G*
By the house she might win in that hospital lottery
C F C
And I might be stumbling and cursing them all
Am F Am G
When she picks me up from the place that we both call disaster relief
F C
For the rent must be paid by the first of the month
G G7*
Or in my case, 15th
(Chorus)
F
This is good as far as I can tell
C F
It's still heavy as hell when it's good
F
And I do like the road
G
But I'd be better at home
C
I will pine for the oak streets
Am G
And pine for the cedars and you
(Bridge)
C
Been around I suppose
F C
I have chatted and chewed
Am F
I have lugged my guitar to the nice café blues
G F C G G7*
And when I come home I am coming home to this street and these avenues
(Chorus)
F
This is good but as far as I can tell
C F
It's still heavy as hell when it's good
F
And I do like the road
G
But I'd be better at home
C
I will pine for the oak streets
Am G G7
And pine for the cedars and you
*(Single slow strum - pick each string low to high)
Artist: Dan Mangan
Capo 2nd fret
Intro: C-C,F,C,Am-Am,F,Am,G-G,F-F,C-C,G-G,G*
Verse 1
C F C
She might be wearing a green chemise
Am F Am
And a hat that she bought 'cause it matches her jeans
G F
And the water she drinks well it comes from a stream
C G G*
By the house she might win in that hospital lottery
C F C
And I might be stumbling and cursing them all
Am F Am G
When she picks me up from the place that we both call disaster relief
F C
For the rent must be paid by the first of the month
G G7*
Or in my case, 15th
(Chorus)
F
This is good as far as I can tell
C F
It's still heavy as hell when it's good
F
And I do like the road
G
But I'd be better at home
C
I will pine for the oak streets
Am G
And pine for the cedars and you
(Bridge)
C
Been around I suppose
F C
I have chatted and chewed
Am F
I have lugged my guitar to the nice café blues
G F C G G7*
And when I come home I am coming home to this street and these avenues
(Chorus)
F
This is good but as far as I can tell
C F
It's still heavy as hell when it's good
F
And I do like the road
G
But I'd be better at home
C
I will pine for the oak streets
Am G G7
And pine for the cedars and you
*(Single slow strum - pick each string low to high)
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