Biografía:
Mary Black (n. 22 de mayo 1955, en Dublín, Irlanda) es una cantante irlandesa.
Nació en una familia de músicos. Su padre era violinista y su madre fue una cantante, sus hermanos tienen su propio grupo muical. Ella cantó en su grupo familiar desde su juventud, y su madre Patty tuvo una canción en el álbum de sus hermanos What A Time/Shay, de 1996, escrita por Michael and Martin Black.
Su hermana Frances Black es también una aclamada vocalista.
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Otras canciones:
- Black Is The Colour
- Bright Blue Rose
- I Will Be There
- Past The Point Of Rescue
- Sonny
- Sonny's Dream
- A Stones Throw From The Soul
- Adam At The Window
- All That Hammering
- All The Fine Young Men
- Almost Gone
- Anachie Gordon
- Another Day
- Babes In The Wood
- Babes In The Wood 1991
- Beautiful
- Big Trip To Portland
- Bless The Road
- Both Sides The Tweed
- Brand New Star
- Broken Wings
- By The Hour
- By The Time It Gets Dark
- By The Time It Gets Dark 1987
- Carolina Ruadh
- Circus 1995
- Columbus
- Crusader
- Cut By Wire
- Diamond Days
- Dockland
- Donegal Breeze
- Dont Explain
- Dont Let Me Come Home A Stranger
- Dont Say Okay
- Ellis Island
- Faith In Fate
- Fall At Your Feet
- Fare Thee Well My Own True Love
- Farewell Farewell
- Fat Valley Of Pain
- Fields Of Gold
- Flesh And Blood
- Free As Stone
- Full Moon
- Gabriel
- Going Gone
- Golden Mile
- Golden Thread
- Greatest Dream
- Hard Times
- Home
- I Live Not Where I Love
- I Misunderstood
- In A Dream
- Into The Blue
- Isle Of St Helena
- Japanese Deluxe
- Just Around The Corner
- Katie
- Land Of Love
- Late Night Radio
- Lay Down Your Burden
- Lay Down Your Weary Tune
- Leaboys Lassie
- Leaving The Land
- Lovin You
- Loving Hannah
- Marguerite And The Gambler
- Men Of Worth
- Message Of Love
- Might As Well Be A Slave
- Mo Ghile Mear
- Moments
- Moon And St Christopher
- Moon River
- Mountains To The Sea
- My Donald
- My Youngest Son Came Home Today
- Nobody Lives Without Love
- Once In A Very Blue Moon
- One And Only
- One True Place
- One Way Donkey Ride
- Only A Womans Heart
- Paper Friends
- Poison Words
- Prayer For Love
- Rares Hill
- Raven In The Storm
- Real You
- Schooldays Over
- Shuffle Of The Buckled
- Song For Ireland
- Sparks Might Fly
- St Kilda Again
- Stand Up
- Steady Breathing
- Still Believing
- Straight As A Die
- Strange Thing
- Summer Sent You
- The Circus
- The Dimming Of The Day
- The Fog In Monterey
- The Holy Ground
- The Loving Time
- The Moon And St Christopher
- The Night Is On Our Side
- The Night Was Dark And Deep
- The Shadow
- The Thorn Upon The Rose
- The Urge For Going
- There Is A Time
- Theres A Train That Leaves Tonight
- To Make You Feel My Love
- Treasure Island
- Trespass Shoes
- Trying To Get The Balance Right
- Turning Away
- Vanities
- Walking With My Love
- What Does It Matter
- Without The Fanfare
- Wizard Of Oz
- Wonder Child
- Your Love
¡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!
[Intro]
C
[Verse]
C
We were driving back from the country one night
Am7
Mom and Dad up the front, the rest of us snug and tight
C
My kid brother grumbled for a little minute
Am7
And my big sister said he better quit it or die
[Verse]
F
It had been a long day in the countryside
Dm7
Playing with the cousins on my mother’s side
C
The sound of the radio closed our eyes
G Am7
Drifting across the sea, then I fell asleep
[Verse]
C
Well, I don’t know what woke me up
Am7
Maybe a country song or a big truck passing by
C
I could hear Mama and Papa talk
Am7
Papa said something and Mama began to cry
[Verse]
F
No more words then, just soft sobs
Dm7
And my head began to throb
C
I just lay there playing dog
G Am7 F
Breathing slow and deep, they thought I was asleep
G Am7
They thought I was asleep
[Instrumental]
C Am7 C Am7 F Dm7 C G Am7
[Verse]
C
It seemed like forever till the sobbing stopped
Am7
Then they talked for a little, but just too soft to hear
C
Daddy kept looking to the side of her face
Am7
One hand on the wheel, the other one stroking her hair
[Verse]
F
Headlights shining from the other way
Dm7
Showed tears on the cheeks of Daddy’s face
C
I prayed for Jesus to send his grace
G Am7 F
And all our souls to keep, back then I believed it
G Am7 F
They thought I was asleep
G Am7 F
The night was dark and deep
G Am7 F
I wish I was asleep
G Am7
How I wish I was asleep
[Outro]
F G Am7 F G Am7 F G Am7 x2
C
[Verse]
C
We were driving back from the country one night
Am7
Mom and Dad up the front, the rest of us snug and tight
C
My kid brother grumbled for a little minute
Am7
And my big sister said he better quit it or die
[Verse]
F
It had been a long day in the countryside
Dm7
Playing with the cousins on my mother’s side
C
The sound of the radio closed our eyes
G Am7
Drifting across the sea, then I fell asleep
[Verse]
C
Well, I don’t know what woke me up
Am7
Maybe a country song or a big truck passing by
C
I could hear Mama and Papa talk
Am7
Papa said something and Mama began to cry
[Verse]
F
No more words then, just soft sobs
Dm7
And my head began to throb
C
I just lay there playing dog
G Am7 F
Breathing slow and deep, they thought I was asleep
G Am7
They thought I was asleep
[Instrumental]
C Am7 C Am7 F Dm7 C G Am7
[Verse]
C
It seemed like forever till the sobbing stopped
Am7
Then they talked for a little, but just too soft to hear
C
Daddy kept looking to the side of her face
Am7
One hand on the wheel, the other one stroking her hair
[Verse]
F
Headlights shining from the other way
Dm7
Showed tears on the cheeks of Daddy’s face
C
I prayed for Jesus to send his grace
G Am7 F
And all our souls to keep, back then I believed it
G Am7 F
They thought I was asleep
G Am7 F
The night was dark and deep
G Am7 F
I wish I was asleep
G Am7
How I wish I was asleep
[Outro]
F G Am7 F G Am7 F G Am7 x2
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