Biografía:
Judy Garland (Grand Rapids, Minnesota, Estados Unidos; 10 de junio de 1922 - 22 de junio de 1969), nombre artístico de Frances Ethel Gumm, fue una actriz y cantante estadounidense, una de las más populares de la Época Dorada de los musicales de Hollywood. Estuvo casada con el director de cine Vincente Minnelli, con el que tuvo una hija, la también actriz y cantante Liza Minnelli.
Judy simboliza la alegría del primer cine sonoro y los musicales;
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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!
[Verse 1]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
Do you hear that whis - tle down the line?
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
I fig - ure that it's en - gine num - ber for - ty - nine --
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
She's the on - ly one that'll sound that way
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
All a - board, she's on her way.
[Verse 2]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
See the old smoke ri - sin' round the bend?
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
I reck - on that she knows she's gon - na meet a friend.
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
Folks a - round these parts kept the time of day
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
From the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
[Bridge]
A7 D D6 F#m Bm
Here she comes -- whoo - whoo oo-whoo oo- whoo - whoo - whoo.
A Cdim Bm7-5 E7 A
Hey, Jim, ya bet - ter get the rig!
A7 D D6 F#m Bm
Oo - whoo whoo oo- whoo - whoo - whoo
D Cdim Bm7-5 E7
She's got a list of pas - sen - gers that's might - y big.
[Verse 3]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
And they'll all want lifts to Brown's Ho - tel,
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
'Cause lots of them been trav - el - in' for quite a spell,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
All the way from Phil - a - delph - eye - aye
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
[Verse 4]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
Back in O - hi - o where I come from,
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
I've done a lot of dream - in' and I've trav - ell'd some,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
But I nev - er thought I'd see the day
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
When I ev - er took a ride on the San - ta Fe.
[Verse 5]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
I would lean a - cross my win - dow sill
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
And hear the whis - tle ech - o - in' a - cross the hill,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
Then I'd watch the lights till they fade a - way
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
[Bridge 2]
A7 D DM7 F#m Bm
What a thrill with the wheels a - singin' "west - ward ho!"
D Cdim E7 Bm7-5 D
From the day I heard them start,
D DM7 F#m Bm
'Cross the Kan - sas plains from New Mex - i - co --
D Cdim Bm7-5 E7
I guess I've got a lit - tle gyp - sy in my heart.
[Verse 6]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
When I'm old and grey and set - tled down,
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
If I ev - er get a chance to sneak a - way from town,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
Then I'll spend my bus - man's hol - i - day
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
Do you hear that whis - tle down the line?
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
I fig - ure that it's en - gine num - ber for - ty - nine --
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
She's the on - ly one that'll sound that way
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
All a - board, she's on her way.
[Verse 2]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
See the old smoke ri - sin' round the bend?
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
I reck - on that she knows she's gon - na meet a friend.
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
Folks a - round these parts kept the time of day
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
From the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
[Bridge]
A7 D D6 F#m Bm
Here she comes -- whoo - whoo oo-whoo oo- whoo - whoo - whoo.
A Cdim Bm7-5 E7 A
Hey, Jim, ya bet - ter get the rig!
A7 D D6 F#m Bm
Oo - whoo whoo oo- whoo - whoo - whoo
D Cdim Bm7-5 E7
She's got a list of pas - sen - gers that's might - y big.
[Verse 3]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
And they'll all want lifts to Brown's Ho - tel,
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
'Cause lots of them been trav - el - in' for quite a spell,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
All the way from Phil - a - delph - eye - aye
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
[Verse 4]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
Back in O - hi - o where I come from,
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
I've done a lot of dream - in' and I've trav - ell'd some,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
But I nev - er thought I'd see the day
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
When I ev - er took a ride on the San - ta Fe.
[Verse 5]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
I would lean a - cross my win - dow sill
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
And hear the whis - tle ech - o - in' a - cross the hill,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
Then I'd watch the lights till they fade a - way
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
[Bridge 2]
A7 D DM7 F#m Bm
What a thrill with the wheels a - singin' "west - ward ho!"
D Cdim E7 Bm7-5 D
From the day I heard them start,
D DM7 F#m Bm
'Cross the Kan - sas plains from New Mex - i - co --
D Cdim Bm7-5 E7
I guess I've got a lit - tle gyp - sy in my heart.
[Verse 6]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
When I'm old and grey and set - tled down,
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
If I ev - er get a chance to sneak a - way from town,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
Then I'll spend my bus - man's hol - i - day
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
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