Biografía:
Johnny Flynn es un cantante folk rock Inglés, también conocido como Joe Flynn.
Actor, poeta y compositor que cita W.B. Yeats y Shakespeare entre sus influencias. Es miembro de la "Troupe Hélice" teatro, actuando en varias obras, incluyendo la Noche de Reyes.
Su segundo álbum fue lanzado el 7 de junio de 2010, y fue acompañado con giras en todo el mundo. El expediente seguido del álbum debut, "A Larum" lanzado en el verano de 2008, y el EP "Sweet William", que fue lanzado en el invierno de 2009.
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Otras canciones:
- Amazon Love
- Big Black Cadillac
- Einstein's Idea
- The Water
- The Wrote And The Writ
- Hong Kong Cemetery
- The Box
- After Eliot
- All The Dogs Are Lying Down
- Barleycorn
- Barnacled Warship
- Been Listening
- Bottom Of The Sea Blues
- Brown Trout Blues
- Churlish May
- Cold Bread
- Country Mile
- Detectorists
- Drum
- Einsteins Idea
- Eyeless In Holloway
- Flowers In My Garden
- Fol
- Ghost Of Odonahue
- Gypsy Hymn
- Hard Road
- Heart Sunk Hank
- Hello Hello
- Howl
- In April
- Jeffersons Torch
- Kentucky Pill
- Leftovers
- Linden Lea
- Little Yellow Dress
- Lost And Found
- Murmuration
- Oh To Eat An Apple
- Old Tricks
- Raising The Dead
- Sally
- Shore To Shore
- Silver Song
- Stout Heart
- Sweet William
- Sweet William Part 2
- The Lady Is Risen
- The Mountain Is Burning
- The Night My Piano Upped And Died
- The Prizefighter And The Heiress
- This Mountain Is Burning
- Tickle Me Pink
- Time Unremembered
- Travel Light
- Tunnels
- Wandering Aengus
- Where My Father Went
¡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!
G G G G
G Am Em C
I was born with this story, it's older than I
G Am Em C
And yet you when you hear it you'll know in the sky
G Am Em C
In the wind of your knowledge, In the cut of your jib
G Am Em C
That the fibre of wind is as new from my lip
G Am Em C
As was ever and more and ever will be
G Am Em D C
'til the union we face casts us finally free
G
C D G
For we in the love of an earth-bidden dance
C D G
Stand enthralled of that, which from heaven, perchance
C D G
Lets us move with the gifts we were given in grace
C D Am G
And smile in the arms of Sweet William's embrace
G G
William's wanderings took him abroad
Showed him the lay of the searcher's long road
To the place he stood now 'neath the black laden sky
And the crook of his father had brought fortune nigh
Read the sign where he looked, Not the bull, nor the bear
Nor a burly red lion, or the tortoise and hare
For we in the love of an earth-bidden dance
Stand enthralled of it, which from heaven, perchance
Lets us move with the gifts we were given in grace
And smile in the arms of Sweet William's embrace
G Am Em C
The end of the world was the name of the inn
G Am Em C
Said fair William farewell to the world and its sin
G G
Its sin
G Am
Full balmy was the winter air
Em C
All wet with what might die
G Em
A wishing well, the ocean bear
Em C
A millpond in his eyes
G Am
A glance to see from whence he came
Em C
For William with a landlocked turn
Am Am
Vermin what he stood to lose
Am Am
The skin-shot snakes and earthy worms
His boots trod soft inside the inn
His greeted all was here
Abrasive lowly nods came back
Then bent toward their beer
They must know I thought Willy now
They've seen me come from miles
The thought was struck as whisky poured
And barmen gave all smiles
C Em D Am
Then followed this a curious thing
G
The eldest of the host
C Em D Am
Sang softly where he sat and drank
G
To love a worthy toast
C Em D Am
His song was of a stranger
G
Summoned for his rope
C Em D Am
In all would be to set us free
G
His song was strong and bold,
It went:
For we in the love of an earth-bidden dance
Stand enthralled of that, which from heaven, perchance
Lets us move with the gifts we were given in grace
And smile in the arms of Sweet William's embrace
I was born with this story, it's older than I
And yet you when you hear it you'll know in the sky
In the wind of your knowledge, In the cut of your jib
That the fibre of wind is as new from my lip
As was ever and more and ever will be
'til the union we face casts us finally free
G Am Em C
I was born with this story, it's older than I
G Am Em C
And yet you when you hear it you'll know in the sky
G Am Em C
In the wind of your knowledge, In the cut of your jib
G Am Em C
That the fibre of wind is as new from my lip
G Am Em C
As was ever and more and ever will be
G Am Em D C
'til the union we face casts us finally free
G
C D G
For we in the love of an earth-bidden dance
C D G
Stand enthralled of that, which from heaven, perchance
C D G
Lets us move with the gifts we were given in grace
C D Am G
And smile in the arms of Sweet William's embrace
G G
William's wanderings took him abroad
Showed him the lay of the searcher's long road
To the place he stood now 'neath the black laden sky
And the crook of his father had brought fortune nigh
Read the sign where he looked, Not the bull, nor the bear
Nor a burly red lion, or the tortoise and hare
For we in the love of an earth-bidden dance
Stand enthralled of it, which from heaven, perchance
Lets us move with the gifts we were given in grace
And smile in the arms of Sweet William's embrace
G Am Em C
The end of the world was the name of the inn
G Am Em C
Said fair William farewell to the world and its sin
G G
Its sin
G Am
Full balmy was the winter air
Em C
All wet with what might die
G Em
A wishing well, the ocean bear
Em C
A millpond in his eyes
G Am
A glance to see from whence he came
Em C
For William with a landlocked turn
Am Am
Vermin what he stood to lose
Am Am
The skin-shot snakes and earthy worms
His boots trod soft inside the inn
His greeted all was here
Abrasive lowly nods came back
Then bent toward their beer
They must know I thought Willy now
They've seen me come from miles
The thought was struck as whisky poured
And barmen gave all smiles
C Em D Am
Then followed this a curious thing
G
The eldest of the host
C Em D Am
Sang softly where he sat and drank
G
To love a worthy toast
C Em D Am
His song was of a stranger
G
Summoned for his rope
C Em D Am
In all would be to set us free
G
His song was strong and bold,
It went:
For we in the love of an earth-bidden dance
Stand enthralled of that, which from heaven, perchance
Lets us move with the gifts we were given in grace
And smile in the arms of Sweet William's embrace
I was born with this story, it's older than I
And yet you when you hear it you'll know in the sky
In the wind of your knowledge, In the cut of your jib
That the fibre of wind is as new from my lip
As was ever and more and ever will be
'til the union we face casts us finally free
Johnny Maestro & (...)
Johnny Marks
Johnny Marr
Johnny Mathis
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