Biografía:
Levon helm nacio el 26 de mayo de 1940 en Arkansas, geminiano con la luna en acuario. Bateria y voz de The band empezo a tocar a los ocho años, escapando de el odioso trabajo en las plantaciones de algodon en su pueblo natal Marvell.
A los 17 años empieza con The hawks, en bateria.
En 1960 se sumanRobbie Robertson, Rick Danko, Garth Hudson y Richard Manuel y en el 63 se separan de The hawks y forman Levon and The Hawks para cambiar luego de vuelta a The Hawks.
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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!
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[Verse]
D A D
Listen now children a story I'll tell
G D
Of a woman they called Anna Lee
D A D
She had a fine son and she raised him up well
G D
And a daughter as lovely as she
[Chorus]
A D
I'll return to you, dear, in the dimming of day
G D
As the sparrow returns to her nest
D G D
I'll return to you dreaming with each lullaby
G D
Hold your sweet weary head to my breast
[Verse]
D A D
She sang to her darlings a sweet lullaby
G D
As the cool evening shadows grow long
D A D
Angels and nightingales gather at night
G D
Just to hear mother Anna Lee's song
[Chorus]
A D
I'll return to you, dear, in the dimming of day
G D
As the sparrow returns to her nest
D G D
I'll return to you dreaming with each lullaby
G D
Hold your sweet weary head to my breast
[Verse]
D A D
I heard it one morning she rode into town
G D
To tend to her dear sister there
D A D
She kissed her two babies on cheek and on brow
G D
And left them with nary a care
D A D
The wind it did rise and the rain it did fall
G D
The river, a shadowy wave
D A D
Anna Lee never heard danger's dark call
G D
And was swept to her watery grave
[Chorus]
A D
I'll return to you, dear, in the dimming of day
G D
As the sparrow returns to her nest
D G D
I'll return to you dreaming with each lullaby
G D
Hold your sweet weary head to my breast
[Verse]
D A D
Listen now children a story I'll tell
G D
Of a woman they called Anna Lee
D A D
She had a fine son and she raised him up well
G D
And a daughter as lovely as she
[Chorus]
A D
I'll return to you, dear, in the dimming of day
G D
As the sparrow returns to her nest
D G D
I'll return to you dreaming with each lullaby
G D
Hold your sweet weary head to my breast
[Verse]
D A D
She sang to her darlings a sweet lullaby
G D
As the cool evening shadows grow long
D A D
Angels and nightingales gather at night
G D
Just to hear mother Anna Lee's song
[Chorus]
A D
I'll return to you, dear, in the dimming of day
G D
As the sparrow returns to her nest
D G D
I'll return to you dreaming with each lullaby
G D
Hold your sweet weary head to my breast
[Verse]
D A D
I heard it one morning she rode into town
G D
To tend to her dear sister there
D A D
She kissed her two babies on cheek and on brow
G D
And left them with nary a care
D A D
The wind it did rise and the rain it did fall
G D
The river, a shadowy wave
D A D
Anna Lee never heard danger's dark call
G D
And was swept to her watery grave
[Chorus]
A D
I'll return to you, dear, in the dimming of day
G D
As the sparrow returns to her nest
D G D
I'll return to you dreaming with each lullaby
G D
Hold your sweet weary head to my breast
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