Biografía:
Laura Beatrice Marling (nacida 1 el de febrero de 1990), es una cantautora de folk-pop originaria de Eversley, Hampshire, Inglaterra. Los instrumentos utilizados en sus canciones son, además de la voz, la guitarra, el bajo y el piano.
Su primer álbum se titula 'Alas I Cannot Swim', con el que se ha ganado una nominación al Mercury Music Prize 2008.
Su segundo álbum se lanzo en marzo del 2010. Fue producido por Ethan Johns y el primer corte ‘Goodbye England (Covered In Snow)’ fue lanzado el 14 de Diciembre de 2009.
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Otras canciones:
- Alas I Cannot Swim
- Blackberry Stone Ft. Marcus Mumford
- Cross Your Fingers/ Crawled Out Of The Sea
- Don't Ask Me Why
- Failure
- Ghosts
- Goodbye England (covered In Snow)
- I Speak Because I Can
- London Town
- My Manic And I
- New Romantic
- New Romantic (super Easy)
- Tap At My Window
- The Captain And The Hourglass
- What He Wrote
- Blackberry Stone
- Night Terror
- Always This Way
- Candlelight
- Crawled Out Of The Sea
- Cross Your Fingers
- Daisy
- Darkness Descends
- Devils Resting Place
- Devils Spoke
- Divine
- False Hope
- Goodbye England Covered In Snow
- Gurdjeffs Daughter
- Gurdjieffs Daughter
- Hope In The Air
- How Can I
- I Was An Eagle
- Im A Fly
- Is A Hopedrinking Alone
- Little Love Caster
- Man Sings About Romance
- Master Hunter
- Meheni Rachi
- Mexico
- Night After Night
- Not Done Travelling
- Nothing Not Nearly
- Nouel
- Old Stone
- Pray For Me
- Rambling Man
- Rebecca
- Rest In The Bed
- Saved These Words
- Short Movie
- Soothing
- Sophia
- The Muse
- The Wrote And The Writ
- To Be A Woman
- Travel Light
- Typical
- Where Can I Go
- Wild Fire
- Your Only Doll Dora
- Youre No God
¡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!
Gurdjieff's Daughter by Laura Marling
Tuning : Standard
Capo : 3rd fret
Chords used (relative to capo)
C Em Am * F# Am F E G Cmaj7
E|---8-----7-----5-----2-----0-----1-----0-----3-----3-----|
B|---8-----8-----5-----2-----1-----1-----0-----3-----5-----|
G|---9-----9-----5-----2-----2-----2-----1-----4-----4-----|
D|---10----9-----7-----4-----2-----3-----2-----5-----5-----|
A|---10----7-----7-----4-----0-----3-----2-----5-----3-----|
E|---8-----7-----5-----2-----0-----1-----0-----3-----3-----|
Intro
C Em Am *
C Em Am *
F E
Verse 1
Am F
If they adorn themselves with crystals
Am
to make them look sharp
F
Sleep with their hand on a pistol
they’re afraid of the dark
G
Well if it wakes you,
Cmaj7
which it has to be known to
F#
don’t be alarmed
F
Darkness can’t do you harm
E
Fear will hurt you
Am * F
And outside, if wind is beating
Am
a tree to a bed
F
Don’t fear that it might be meeting
some untimely end
G
They do what they’re supposed
Cmaj7
to but they have been known
F#
to stand strong and tall
F
weather it all
E
Take what you can
Am F
Never give orders
Am
just to be obeyed
F
Never consider yourself or others
without knowing that you’ll change
G
It may not surprise you
Cmaj7
but pride has been known to
F#
rise up a storm
F
Countless lives lost
E
at the hands of pride and I’ll fall
Chorus :
C Em
Who’ll weep for them?
Sometimes I do
Am *
I do sometimes
C Em
Who’ll weep for them?
Sometimes I do
Am *
I do sometimes
C Em
You can’t see it
it might be behind you
Am *
Keep those eyes wide
C Em
You can’t see it
it might be behind you
Am *
Keep those eyes wide
F E
Verse 2 :
Am F
Don’t be impressed
Am
by strong personalities
F
Sincere words
are rarely sickly sweet
G
But if they fool you
Cmaj7
which they have been known to
F#
Don’t lose your sight
F
know something’s not right
E
and look at the stars
Am F
Be weary of being
Am
given a name
F
if for some reason
you’re not considered the same
G
Once they name you
Cmaj7
they have been known to
F#
lock you in
F
Statistical sin
E
they’d rather ignore
Chorus :
C Em
Who’ll weep for them?
Sometimes I do
Am *
I do sometimes
C Em
Who’ll weep for them?
Sometimes I do
Am *
I do sometimes
C Em
You can’t see it
it might be behind you
C Em
You can’t see it
it might be behind you
Am *(1 strum) G(1 strum) F
Keep your eyes on the back of your
Am *(1 strum) G(1 strum) F
Keep your eyes on the back of your
Am *(1 strum) G(1 strum) F E
Keep your eyes on the back of your mind
C Em Am *
C Em Am *
F E
Tuning : Standard
Capo : 3rd fret
Chords used (relative to capo)
C Em Am * F# Am F E G Cmaj7
E|---8-----7-----5-----2-----0-----1-----0-----3-----3-----|
B|---8-----8-----5-----2-----1-----1-----0-----3-----5-----|
G|---9-----9-----5-----2-----2-----2-----1-----4-----4-----|
D|---10----9-----7-----4-----2-----3-----2-----5-----5-----|
A|---10----7-----7-----4-----0-----3-----2-----5-----3-----|
E|---8-----7-----5-----2-----0-----1-----0-----3-----3-----|
Intro
C Em Am *
C Em Am *
F E
Verse 1
Am F
If they adorn themselves with crystals
Am
to make them look sharp
F
Sleep with their hand on a pistol
they’re afraid of the dark
G
Well if it wakes you,
Cmaj7
which it has to be known to
F#
don’t be alarmed
F
Darkness can’t do you harm
E
Fear will hurt you
Am * F
And outside, if wind is beating
Am
a tree to a bed
F
Don’t fear that it might be meeting
some untimely end
G
They do what they’re supposed
Cmaj7
to but they have been known
F#
to stand strong and tall
F
weather it all
E
Take what you can
Am F
Never give orders
Am
just to be obeyed
F
Never consider yourself or others
without knowing that you’ll change
G
It may not surprise you
Cmaj7
but pride has been known to
F#
rise up a storm
F
Countless lives lost
E
at the hands of pride and I’ll fall
Chorus :
C Em
Who’ll weep for them?
Sometimes I do
Am *
I do sometimes
C Em
Who’ll weep for them?
Sometimes I do
Am *
I do sometimes
C Em
You can’t see it
it might be behind you
Am *
Keep those eyes wide
C Em
You can’t see it
it might be behind you
Am *
Keep those eyes wide
F E
Verse 2 :
Am F
Don’t be impressed
Am
by strong personalities
F
Sincere words
are rarely sickly sweet
G
But if they fool you
Cmaj7
which they have been known to
F#
Don’t lose your sight
F
know something’s not right
E
and look at the stars
Am F
Be weary of being
Am
given a name
F
if for some reason
you’re not considered the same
G
Once they name you
Cmaj7
they have been known to
F#
lock you in
F
Statistical sin
E
they’d rather ignore
Chorus :
C Em
Who’ll weep for them?
Sometimes I do
Am *
I do sometimes
C Em
Who’ll weep for them?
Sometimes I do
Am *
I do sometimes
C Em
You can’t see it
it might be behind you
C Em
You can’t see it
it might be behind you
Am *(1 strum) G(1 strum) F
Keep your eyes on the back of your
Am *(1 strum) G(1 strum) F
Keep your eyes on the back of your
Am *(1 strum) G(1 strum) F E
Keep your eyes on the back of your mind
C Em Am *
C Em Am *
F E
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