Biografía:
Francesco Antonio Marino ou Frank Marino nasceu em 20 de novembro de 1954 na cidade de Montreal no Canada. Filho de pai italiano e mãe síria/libanesa. Marino na infância estudou em colégio militar e na adolescência abandonou os estudos e entrou na onda de manifestações para a "Paz e Amor" ocorridas no final da década de 60. A trilha sonora escutada por Marino era composta por The Doors, Hendrix, Beatles, etc. Aos 14 anos Frank Marino experimentou LSD resultando em uma má "viagem" e foi internado em um hospital para se recuperar.
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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!
Note Using DO RE MI for Notes and Letters for chords)
Chords
Dm, C, C/B, C/Bb
Dm, C, C/B, C/Bb
Chorus
F, C, Dm(repeat), F, C, Bb
(Notes on last chord here are: Sib,Reb,Sib (Do) played individually
Finale - (D Pedal Point)D, F, G (repeat)
Stories of...(no pedel point on these chords) F, G, D
(Repeat)
NOTES - this is simple and moving song.. plenty of room for soloing on first chord sequence and on the finale..
Franks soloing on this is pretty epic.. and worthy of copying .. or just jam your heart out..
the lyrics are moving and reflect a reality which rarely comes into focus in music..
Note also that the words on the chorus are slightly different every time.
and that there is a finale section makes a real statement and is where you can
rock out solo wise..
(Posted by Billy (Vito) Vitale -8-2015) www.silenziovitale.com
Dm (instrumental)
Here are the lyrics:
C9 C9/B
The time has come
C9/Bb Dm/A
Said a young man to his bride
C9 C9/B Dm/A
The train waits outside
C9 C9/B
And though I leave
C9/Bb Dm/A
You know I'll keep you by my side
C9 C9/B Dm
She holds on a final time
(chorus)
F C Dm
Soldier's gone to war
F C Dm
Told her he's comin' home
F C Dm
Soldier's gone to war
F C Dm
He's gonna be a hero in his hometown, lord
Bb2 sus
C9 C9/B
She stands alone
C9/Bb Dm/A
On a platform lookin' sad
C9 C9/B Dm/A
He waves through a pane of glass
C9 C9/B
And though she hopes
C9/Bb Dm/A
He will be comin' home at last
C9 C9/B Dm/A
Her heart knows what's gonna pass
(chorus x2)
F C Dm
Soldier's gone to war
F C Dm
Told her he's comin' home
F C Dm
Soldier's gone to war
F C Dm
He's gonna be a hero in his hometown, lord
Bb2 sus
C9 C9/B
The paper falls
C9/Bb Dm/A
to the floor from a trembling hand
C9 C9/B Dm/A
The words they burn to the soul
C9 C9/B
And though she cries,
C9/Bb Dm/A
she doesn't really understand
C9 C9/B Dm/A
The world's gone so cold
(chorus)
F C Dm
Soldier went to war
F C Dm
Told her he's comin' home
F C Dm
Soldier went to war
F C Dm
He's gonna be a hero in his hometown, lord
Bb2 sus
(C Section - and Finale)
D F
And the stories tell of bravery, yeah
G D
He was golden as the sun
D F
Well he fought for you and he fought for me, yeah
F G D
And he died for everyone
F G D
Stories of a hero
F G D
Stories of a hero
D F
Well it seems as though the world ain't changed
G D
It goes on and on for years
D F
When men must die to be called brave
F G D
To earn respect among their peers
F G D
Stories of a hero
F G D
Stories of a hero
Chords
Dm, C, C/B, C/Bb
Dm, C, C/B, C/Bb
Chorus
F, C, Dm(repeat), F, C, Bb
(Notes on last chord here are: Sib,Reb,Sib (Do) played individually
Finale - (D Pedal Point)D, F, G (repeat)
Stories of...(no pedel point on these chords) F, G, D
(Repeat)
NOTES - this is simple and moving song.. plenty of room for soloing on first chord sequence and on the finale..
Franks soloing on this is pretty epic.. and worthy of copying .. or just jam your heart out..
the lyrics are moving and reflect a reality which rarely comes into focus in music..
Note also that the words on the chorus are slightly different every time.
and that there is a finale section makes a real statement and is where you can
rock out solo wise..
(Posted by Billy (Vito) Vitale -8-2015) www.silenziovitale.com
Dm (instrumental)
Here are the lyrics:
C9 C9/B
The time has come
C9/Bb Dm/A
Said a young man to his bride
C9 C9/B Dm/A
The train waits outside
C9 C9/B
And though I leave
C9/Bb Dm/A
You know I'll keep you by my side
C9 C9/B Dm
She holds on a final time
(chorus)
F C Dm
Soldier's gone to war
F C Dm
Told her he's comin' home
F C Dm
Soldier's gone to war
F C Dm
He's gonna be a hero in his hometown, lord
Bb2 sus
C9 C9/B
She stands alone
C9/Bb Dm/A
On a platform lookin' sad
C9 C9/B Dm/A
He waves through a pane of glass
C9 C9/B
And though she hopes
C9/Bb Dm/A
He will be comin' home at last
C9 C9/B Dm/A
Her heart knows what's gonna pass
(chorus x2)
F C Dm
Soldier's gone to war
F C Dm
Told her he's comin' home
F C Dm
Soldier's gone to war
F C Dm
He's gonna be a hero in his hometown, lord
Bb2 sus
C9 C9/B
The paper falls
C9/Bb Dm/A
to the floor from a trembling hand
C9 C9/B Dm/A
The words they burn to the soul
C9 C9/B
And though she cries,
C9/Bb Dm/A
she doesn't really understand
C9 C9/B Dm/A
The world's gone so cold
(chorus)
F C Dm
Soldier went to war
F C Dm
Told her he's comin' home
F C Dm
Soldier went to war
F C Dm
He's gonna be a hero in his hometown, lord
Bb2 sus
(C Section - and Finale)
D F
And the stories tell of bravery, yeah
G D
He was golden as the sun
D F
Well he fought for you and he fought for me, yeah
F G D
And he died for everyone
F G D
Stories of a hero
F G D
Stories of a hero
D F
Well it seems as though the world ain't changed
G D
It goes on and on for years
D F
When men must die to be called brave
F G D
To earn respect among their peers
F G D
Stories of a hero
F G D
Stories of a hero
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