Biografía:
Henry Gross (born April 1, 1951 in Brooklyn, New York), is a singer-songwriter best known for his 1976 top-10 hit "Shannon". Gross began his career with Sha Na Na as a guitarist. He possesses a falsetto voice, which was put to good use on "Shannon", a song inspired by the untimely passing of Beach Boy Carl Wilson's Irish Setter.
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F Gm7 F/A Gm7
F Gm7 F/A Gm7
F Gm7
Another day is at end
C Fsus4 F F/E Dm
Mama says she's tired again
Dm/C Em7 A7 Bb Csus4 C
No one can even begin to tell her
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I hardly know what to say
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But maybe it's better that way
Dm/C Em7 A7 Bb Csus4 C
If papa were here I'm sure he'd tell her
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Shannon is gone I hope she's drifting out to sea
F Gm7 Eb Csus4 C
She always loved to swim away
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Maybe she'll find an island with a shady tree
F Eb Bb Dm G7
Just like the one in our backyard
F Gm7
Mama tries hard to pretend
C Fsus4 F F/E Dm
Things will get better again
Dm/C Em7 A7 Bb Csus4 C
Somehow she's keeping it all inside her
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But finally the tears fill our eyes
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And I know that somewhere tonight
Dm/C Em7 A7 Bb Csus4 C
She knows how much we really miss her
F Gm7 F Bbsus4 Bb
Shannon is gone I hope she's drifting out to sea
F Gm7 Eb Csus4 C
She always loved to swim away
F Gm7 F Bbsus4 Bb
Maybe she'll find an island with a shady tree
F Eb Bb Dm G7
Just like the one in our backyard
Bb Eb Bb F Bb
Just like the one in our backyard
F Gm7 F/A Gm7 x3
F Gm7 F/A Bb Bb/C F
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