Biografía:
Gale Zoë Garnett (born 17 July 1942, Auckland, New Zealand) is best known for her Grammy-winning folk hit "We'll Sing in the Sunshine." Garnett has since carved out a career as a writer and actress.
When Garnett was 11, her family moved to Canada, and she made her public singing debut in 1960, while at the same time pursuing an acting career making guest appearances on television shows such as 77 Sunset Strip. In the fall of 1964, Garnett scored
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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!
Correct Chord Fingerings:
A#maj7 Cm D# A7 D#maj7 Fm Gm Bb/F C# Cm/A Dm D7sus4
e|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|-9-|---|---|---|
B|-3-|-4-|-4-|-2-|-8-|-9-|-11|-6-|-9-|-1-|-6-|-8-|
G|-2-|-5-|-3-|-0-|-7-|-10|-12|-7-|-10|-0-|-7-|-5-|
D|-3-|-5-|-5-|-2-|-8-|-10|-12|-8-|-11|-1-|-7-|-7-|
A|-1-|-3-|-6-|-0-|-6-|-8-|-10|-8-|---|-0-|-5-|-5-|
E|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Song does is basically all verse, play in Bossa Nova style,
kinda like strumming bottom note on the the downbeat and the
chords on the upbeat.
[Intro]
Dm Cm D# A7
Dm Cm D# A7
[Verse 1]
A#maj7 Cm D# A7
You go nice places,
A#maj7 Cm D#maj7 A7
I've never been to any ni-i-i-ice places
Bb/F Fm Gm C#
Oh what you'll go, nice places
[Verse 2]
A#maj7 Cm/A D#maj7 Dm D7sus4
Excuse me mister, take me with you
A#maj7 Cm D#maj7 A7
You do nice dances
A#maj7 Cm D# A7
My feet have never followed ni-i-i-ice dances
Bb/F Fm Gm C#
Oh what you'll do, nice dances
[Verse 3]
A#maj7 Cm/A D#maj7 A7
Excuse me mister, take me with you
A#maj7 Cm D#maj7 A7 A#maj7 Dm D#maj7 A7
I have described by acquaintances as being, somewhat raw
A#maj7 Cm D# A7
But it's just that there are certain op of status,
D#maj7 Dm
things that I, never saw, before
[Verse 4]
A#maj7 Cm/A D#maj7 Dm D7sus4
You live, in a nice dwelling
A#maj7 Cm D#maj7 Dm
I'd like to flop down in a ni-i-i-ice dwelling
Bb/F Fm Gm C#
Oh yeah, you live in a nice dwelling
[Verse 5]
A#maj7 Cm D# Dm D7sus4
Excuse me mister, take me with you
A#maj7 Cm D#maj7 A7 A#maj7 Dm D#maj7 A7
I have been described by acquaintances as being somewhat raw around the edges
A#maj7 Cm D# A7
But it's just that there are certain op of status
D#maj7 Dm
things that I, never saw, before
[Verse 6]
A#maj7 Cm/A D#maj7 Dm D7sus4
You live in a keen dwelling
A#maj7 Cm D#maj7 Dm
I'd like to flop down in a ke-e-e-en dwelling
Bb/F Fm D#maj7 Dm
Oh yeah, you live in a keen dwelling
[Outro]
A#maj7 Cm/A Cm D#
Excuse me mister, take me with you
A#maj7 Cm/A Cm D#maj7
I beg your pardon, take me with you
N.C.
Excuse me mister, I don't wanna bug you or nothing sir,
N.C.
But I have noticed you from afar, and I was wondering if maybe one night you'd like to come over to my house
N.C.
and we could talk about oh i dunno, the relationship between medieval Indian art,
N.C.
and say surfing in Iowa where they don't have any surf which makes it terribly difficult...
A#maj7 Cm D# A7 D#maj7 Fm Gm Bb/F C# Cm/A Dm D7sus4
e|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|-9-|---|---|---|
B|-3-|-4-|-4-|-2-|-8-|-9-|-11|-6-|-9-|-1-|-6-|-8-|
G|-2-|-5-|-3-|-0-|-7-|-10|-12|-7-|-10|-0-|-7-|-5-|
D|-3-|-5-|-5-|-2-|-8-|-10|-12|-8-|-11|-1-|-7-|-7-|
A|-1-|-3-|-6-|-0-|-6-|-8-|-10|-8-|---|-0-|-5-|-5-|
E|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Song does is basically all verse, play in Bossa Nova style,
kinda like strumming bottom note on the the downbeat and the
chords on the upbeat.
[Intro]
Dm Cm D# A7
Dm Cm D# A7
[Verse 1]
A#maj7 Cm D# A7
You go nice places,
A#maj7 Cm D#maj7 A7
I've never been to any ni-i-i-ice places
Bb/F Fm Gm C#
Oh what you'll go, nice places
[Verse 2]
A#maj7 Cm/A D#maj7 Dm D7sus4
Excuse me mister, take me with you
A#maj7 Cm D#maj7 A7
You do nice dances
A#maj7 Cm D# A7
My feet have never followed ni-i-i-ice dances
Bb/F Fm Gm C#
Oh what you'll do, nice dances
[Verse 3]
A#maj7 Cm/A D#maj7 A7
Excuse me mister, take me with you
A#maj7 Cm D#maj7 A7 A#maj7 Dm D#maj7 A7
I have described by acquaintances as being, somewhat raw
A#maj7 Cm D# A7
But it's just that there are certain op of status,
D#maj7 Dm
things that I, never saw, before
[Verse 4]
A#maj7 Cm/A D#maj7 Dm D7sus4
You live, in a nice dwelling
A#maj7 Cm D#maj7 Dm
I'd like to flop down in a ni-i-i-ice dwelling
Bb/F Fm Gm C#
Oh yeah, you live in a nice dwelling
[Verse 5]
A#maj7 Cm D# Dm D7sus4
Excuse me mister, take me with you
A#maj7 Cm D#maj7 A7 A#maj7 Dm D#maj7 A7
I have been described by acquaintances as being somewhat raw around the edges
A#maj7 Cm D# A7
But it's just that there are certain op of status
D#maj7 Dm
things that I, never saw, before
[Verse 6]
A#maj7 Cm/A D#maj7 Dm D7sus4
You live in a keen dwelling
A#maj7 Cm D#maj7 Dm
I'd like to flop down in a ke-e-e-en dwelling
Bb/F Fm D#maj7 Dm
Oh yeah, you live in a keen dwelling
[Outro]
A#maj7 Cm/A Cm D#
Excuse me mister, take me with you
A#maj7 Cm/A Cm D#maj7
I beg your pardon, take me with you
N.C.
Excuse me mister, I don't wanna bug you or nothing sir,
N.C.
But I have noticed you from afar, and I was wondering if maybe one night you'd like to come over to my house
N.C.
and we could talk about oh i dunno, the relationship between medieval Indian art,
N.C.
and say surfing in Iowa where they don't have any surf which makes it terribly difficult...
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