Biografía:
Frederick Emerson Small (November 6, 1952), known publicly as Fred Small, is an American singer-songwriter. He is also a lawyer and a Unitarian Universalist minister. His songs often make a political or ethical statement. Among his best-known songs are "Heart of the Appaloosa", "Everything Possible", and "Cranes Over Hiroshima".
In 1980 Fred Small embarked on his song writing/performer/recording artist career. His songs are in the folk tradition for peace, healing and empowerment.
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Everything Possible
By: Fred Small
A G D
We have cleared off the table, the leftovers saved,
A G D
Washed the dishes and put them away
A D
I have told you a story and tucked you in tight
G C A
At the end of your knockabout day
D D7 G D
As the moon sets its sails to carry you to sleep
G A
Over the midnight sea
D G D G
I will sing you a song no one sang to me
D A G
May it keep you good company.
CHORUS:
D A G A
You can be anybody you want to be,
G A D
You can love whomever you will
D A G D
You can travel any country where your heart leads
G A D
And know I will love you still
D D7 G A
You can live by yourself, you can gather friends around,
G A
You can choose one special one
D A G A
And the only measure of your words and your deeds
G A D
Will be the love you leave behind when you're done.
A G D
There are girls who grow up strong and bold
A G D
There are boys quiet and kind
A D
Some race on ahead, some follow behind
G C A
Some go in their own way and time
D D7 G D
Some women love women, some men love men
G A
Some raise children, some never do
D G D G
You can dream all the day never reaching the end
D A G
Of everything possible for you.
Bm F#
Don't be rattled by names, by taunts, by games
G D
But seek out spirits true
G F#
If you give your friends the best part of yourself
G A
They will give the same back to you.
D D7 G D
G A
D G D G
D A G
CHORUS
By: Fred Small
A G D
We have cleared off the table, the leftovers saved,
A G D
Washed the dishes and put them away
A D
I have told you a story and tucked you in tight
G C A
At the end of your knockabout day
D D7 G D
As the moon sets its sails to carry you to sleep
G A
Over the midnight sea
D G D G
I will sing you a song no one sang to me
D A G
May it keep you good company.
CHORUS:
D A G A
You can be anybody you want to be,
G A D
You can love whomever you will
D A G D
You can travel any country where your heart leads
G A D
And know I will love you still
D D7 G A
You can live by yourself, you can gather friends around,
G A
You can choose one special one
D A G A
And the only measure of your words and your deeds
G A D
Will be the love you leave behind when you're done.
A G D
There are girls who grow up strong and bold
A G D
There are boys quiet and kind
A D
Some race on ahead, some follow behind
G C A
Some go in their own way and time
D D7 G D
Some women love women, some men love men
G A
Some raise children, some never do
D G D G
You can dream all the day never reaching the end
D A G
Of everything possible for you.
Bm F#
Don't be rattled by names, by taunts, by games
G D
But seek out spirits true
G F#
If you give your friends the best part of yourself
G A
They will give the same back to you.
D D7 G D
G A
D G D G
D A G
CHORUS
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