Biografía:
Robin Kent LaVoie, mejor conocido como Lobo, un cantante norteamericano nacido en Tallahasse, Florida, un 31 de julio de 1943, conoció la fama a comienzos de los años setenta cuando varios de sus singles estuvieron en el top 40 más de 14 veces. Sus canciones más famosas fueron "I´d love you to want me", "Don´t expect me to be your friend" y "Me and you and a dog named Boo", que ganaron posiciones en los top 10 a nivel nacional y un lugar en la radioemisoras para adultos.
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Otras canciones:
- I Want You To Want Me
- A Simple Man
- Country Feeling
- Dont Expect Me To Be Your Friend
- Dont Tell Me Goodnight
- Faithful
- Faithfull
- How Can I Tell Her
- Id Love You To Want Me
- Im The Only One
- Love Me For What I Am
- Me And You And A Dog Named Blue
- Me And You And A Dog Named Boo
- Stoney
- The Albatross
- The War To End All Wars
- There Aint No Way
- Thinking Of You
- We Can Make It
- Would I Still Have You
- You And Me And A Dog Named Boo
¡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!
THE ALBATROSS
written by Dick Holler – Sung by Lobo
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] Albatross
What [Cm] a funny thing you [G] are
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] albatross
Why [Cm] must you fly so [G] far
[C] Today the waves are [D] no ones slaves
[C] Tomorrow's waves may [G] be
Do [Am7] you believe in [G] me
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] nightingale
Your [Cm] songs to wild and [G] free
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] nightingale
Ah but [Cm]sing a song for [G] me
[C] Once my skies could [G] fill your eyes
[C] With rain and [G] sympathy
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] whitest dove
[Cm] How can I gain [G] release
[G] The man then killed the [Bm] whitest dove
And [Cm] justly kept the [G] peace
[C] For I must cry and [G] surely die
[C] To keep the people [G] free
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
written by Dick Holler – Sung by Lobo
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] Albatross
What [Cm] a funny thing you [G] are
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] albatross
Why [Cm] must you fly so [G] far
[C] Today the waves are [D] no ones slaves
[C] Tomorrow's waves may [G] be
Do [Am7] you believe in [G] me
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] nightingale
Your [Cm] songs to wild and [G] free
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] nightingale
Ah but [Cm]sing a song for [G] me
[C] Once my skies could [G] fill your eyes
[C] With rain and [G] sympathy
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] whitest dove
[Cm] How can I gain [G] release
[G] The man then killed the [Bm] whitest dove
And [Cm] justly kept the [G] peace
[C] For I must cry and [G] surely die
[C] To keep the people [G] free
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
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