Biografía:
Dar Williams (Dorothy Snowden Williams, nació el 19 de abril de 1967) es una cantautora americana especializada en pop folk.
Williams nace en Mount Kisco, New York, y crece en Chappaqua con su dos hermanas, Meredith and Julie.
Se educa en una atmosfera decididamente liberal,estudió en la Universidad Wesleyan, comienza a estudiar guitarra a los 9 años. Escribió su primera canción con tan solo once años y su voz siempre se ha comparado con las de Joan Baez y Joni Mitchell.
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Otras canciones:
- The Christians And The Pagans
- You're Aging Well
- After All
- Another Mystery
- Are You Out There
- Arrival
- As Cool As I Am
- Blue Light Of The Flame
- Book Of Love
- Bought And Sold
- Buzzer
- Closer To Me
- Crystal Creek
- Echoes
- Empire
- Family
- Farewell To The Old Me
- February
- Fishing In The Morning
- Flinty Kind Of Woman
- Here Tonight
- Holly Tree
- I Am The One Who Will Remember Everything
- I Had No Right
- I Have Been Around The World
- I Have Lost My Dreams
- I Saw A Bird Fly Away
- If I Wrote You
- Iowa
- It Happens Every Day
- Its Alright
- Mercy Of The Fallen
- Miss You Till I Meet You
- Party Generation
- Playing To The Firmament
- So Close To My Heart
- Southern California Wants To Be Western New York
- Spring Street
- Summer Child
- Summerday
- Teen For God
- The Babysitters Here
- The Beauty Of The Rain
- The Blessings
- The Business Of Things
- The Easy Way
- The Light And The Sea
- The Mercy Of The Fallen
- The Ocean
- The One Who Knows
- The Pointless Yet Poignant Crisis Of A Co
- The Tide Falls Away
- The Worlds Not Falling Apart
- This Earth
- Traveling Again Traveling I
- What Do You Hear In These Sounds
- What Do You Love More Than Love
- When I Was A Boy
- Your Fire Your Soul
¡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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There's a part of the country could drop off tomorrow in an earthquake,
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Yeah, it's out there on the cutting edge, the people move, the sidewalks shake.
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And there's another part of the country with a land that gently creaks and thuds,
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Where the heavy snows make faucets leak in bathrooms with free-standing tubs.
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They're in houses that are haunted, the with kids who lie awake and think about
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All the generations past who used to use that dripping sink.
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And sometimes one place wants to slip into the other just to see
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What it's like to trade its demons for the restless ghost of Mrs. Ogilvey,
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She used to pick the mint from her front yard to dress the Sunday pork,
G D C G
Sometimes southern California wants to be western New York.
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It wants to have a family business in sheet metal or power tools,
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It wants to have a diner where the coffee tastes like diesel fuel,
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And it wants to find the glory of a town they say has hit the skids,
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And it wants to have a snow day that will turn its parents into kids,
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And it's embarrassed, but it's lusting after a SUNY student with mousy brown hair who is
C D G
Taking out the compost, making coffee in long underwear.
Em Bm C D
And southern California says to save a place, I'll meet you there,
Em Bm C D
And it tried to pack up its Miata, all it could fit was a prayer,
G Bm C D
Sometimes the stakes are bogus, sometimes the fast lane hits a fork,
G D C G
Sometimes southern California wants to be western New York.
Em Bm C D
Tempe, Arizona thinks the Everglades are greener and wetter,
Em Bm C D
And Washington, D.C. thinks that Atlanta integrated better,
G Bm C D
But I think that southern California has more pain that we can say,
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'Cause it wants to travel back in time, but it just can't leave L.A.
G Bm C D
But now I hear they've got a theme park planned, designed to make you gasp and say,
G Bm C D
Oh, I bet that crumbling mill town was a booming mill town in its day,
Em Bm C D
And the old investors scoff at this, but the young ones hope they'll take a chance,
Em Bm C D
And they promise it will make more dough than Mickey Mouse in northern France,
G Bm C D Em
And the planners planned an opening day, a town historian will host,
C D G
And the waitresses look like waitresses who want to leave for the west coast.
Em Bm C D
And they'll have puttering on rainy weekends, autumn days that make you feel sad,
Em Bm C D
They'll have hundred year old plumbing and the family you never had,
G Bm C D
And a Niagara River clean-up concert and a bundle-bearing stork,
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And I hear they've got a menu planned, it's trés western New York.
There's a part of the country could drop off tomorrow in an earthquake,
G Bm C D
Yeah, it's out there on the cutting edge, the people move, the sidewalks shake.
Em Bm C D
And there's another part of the country with a land that gently creaks and thuds,
Em Bm C D
Where the heavy snows make faucets leak in bathrooms with free-standing tubs.
G Bm C D Em
They're in houses that are haunted, the with kids who lie awake and think about
C D G
All the generations past who used to use that dripping sink.
Em Bm C D
And sometimes one place wants to slip into the other just to see
Em Bm C D
What it's like to trade its demons for the restless ghost of Mrs. Ogilvey,
G Bm C D
She used to pick the mint from her front yard to dress the Sunday pork,
G D C G
Sometimes southern California wants to be western New York.
G Bm C D
It wants to have a family business in sheet metal or power tools,
G Bm C D
It wants to have a diner where the coffee tastes like diesel fuel,
Em Bm C D
And it wants to find the glory of a town they say has hit the skids,
Em Bm C D
And it wants to have a snow day that will turn its parents into kids,
G Bm C D Em
And it's embarrassed, but it's lusting after a SUNY student with mousy brown hair who is
C D G
Taking out the compost, making coffee in long underwear.
Em Bm C D
And southern California says to save a place, I'll meet you there,
Em Bm C D
And it tried to pack up its Miata, all it could fit was a prayer,
G Bm C D
Sometimes the stakes are bogus, sometimes the fast lane hits a fork,
G D C G
Sometimes southern California wants to be western New York.
Em Bm C D
Tempe, Arizona thinks the Everglades are greener and wetter,
Em Bm C D
And Washington, D.C. thinks that Atlanta integrated better,
G Bm C D
But I think that southern California has more pain that we can say,
G D11 C G
'Cause it wants to travel back in time, but it just can't leave L.A.
G Bm C D
But now I hear they've got a theme park planned, designed to make you gasp and say,
G Bm C D
Oh, I bet that crumbling mill town was a booming mill town in its day,
Em Bm C D
And the old investors scoff at this, but the young ones hope they'll take a chance,
Em Bm C D
And they promise it will make more dough than Mickey Mouse in northern France,
G Bm C D Em
And the planners planned an opening day, a town historian will host,
C D G
And the waitresses look like waitresses who want to leave for the west coast.
Em Bm C D
And they'll have puttering on rainy weekends, autumn days that make you feel sad,
Em Bm C D
They'll have hundred year old plumbing and the family you never had,
G Bm C D
And a Niagara River clean-up concert and a bundle-bearing stork,
G D11 C G
And I hear they've got a menu planned, it's trés western New York.
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