Biografía:
Frank Wildhorn is an American composer, perhaps best known for creating (alongside Leslie Bricusse) the popular gothic musical 'Jekyll & Hyde'. Said work draws upon the classic story by Robert Louis Stevenson. His songs, such as "This Is The Moment", have been played in numerous notable occasions such as the World Series and the Miss America pageant.
In 1999, Wildhorn became the first American composer in twenty-two years to have three shows running simultaneously on Broadway: 'Jekyll & Hyde' at the Plymouth Theatre
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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]
Cm G# Cm G#
[Verse]
Cm
Empty your mind of any theories
G#
Till all the facts are in
Cm
Start at the end of all your queries
G#
To learn where things begin
[Pre-Chorus]
Fm
You analyse by working backwards
Cm
Effects reveal their cause
Fm G
For even perfect crimes have perfect flaws
[Verse]
Cm
The calculus of a solution
G#
While changing stays the same
Cm
The stronger mind and evolution
G#
Determine who wins the game
[Pre-Chorus]
Fm
I poke and prod to find a weakness
Cm
Where the bend becomes the break
Fm G
And make the most of Kira's first mistake
[Chorus]
Cm
The game begins the same way
Fm G Cm
I look for patterns on a screen
Connecting bits of data
Fm G Fm
Until I find out what they mean
G Cm
The game begins
[Verse]
Cm
A kilobyte of information
G#
And soon a corner's turned
Cm
Anticipate his adaptation
G#
By using all you've learned
[Pre-Chorus]
Fm
Some little thing some minor detail
Cm
Will draw you in and then
Fm G
Another one will draw you out again
[Chorus]
Cm
The game begins the same way
Fm G Cm
I look for patterns on a screen
Connecting bits of data
Fm G Cm
Until I find out what they mean
[Chorus]
Cm
The game begins the same way
Fm G Cm
The chase is on the die is cast
I sift a thousand pixels
Fm G Fm
Until I chase you down at last
G Cm
The game begins
Cm G# Cm G#
[Verse]
Cm
Empty your mind of any theories
G#
Till all the facts are in
Cm
Start at the end of all your queries
G#
To learn where things begin
[Pre-Chorus]
Fm
You analyse by working backwards
Cm
Effects reveal their cause
Fm G
For even perfect crimes have perfect flaws
[Verse]
Cm
The calculus of a solution
G#
While changing stays the same
Cm
The stronger mind and evolution
G#
Determine who wins the game
[Pre-Chorus]
Fm
I poke and prod to find a weakness
Cm
Where the bend becomes the break
Fm G
And make the most of Kira's first mistake
[Chorus]
Cm
The game begins the same way
Fm G Cm
I look for patterns on a screen
Connecting bits of data
Fm G Fm
Until I find out what they mean
G Cm
The game begins
[Verse]
Cm
A kilobyte of information
G#
And soon a corner's turned
Cm
Anticipate his adaptation
G#
By using all you've learned
[Pre-Chorus]
Fm
Some little thing some minor detail
Cm
Will draw you in and then
Fm G
Another one will draw you out again
[Chorus]
Cm
The game begins the same way
Fm G Cm
I look for patterns on a screen
Connecting bits of data
Fm G Cm
Until I find out what they mean
[Chorus]
Cm
The game begins the same way
Fm G Cm
The chase is on the die is cast
I sift a thousand pixels
Fm G Fm
Until I chase you down at last
G Cm
The game begins
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Frankie Valli
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