Biografía:
Ron Hynes is a Newfoundland-born singer-songwriter whose music is a blend of folk and country with the occasional and surprising taste of blues and rock thrown in for good measure. Singing actively in the folk music circuit for close to thirty years (Hynes was an original member of the Wonderful Grand Band in the 1970s), he is prominent in the Newfoundland, Canadian and even worldwide folk music circuits. Although perhaps best well-known for his song "Sonny's Dream
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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!
[Intro]
A D A D
[Verse 1]
G D G D
The common man don't count at all these days
G D Em D C
Has begun to feel that he's in the way
Am D G D/F# C/E
That he's a sad drab store closed win - dow dis – play
Am D C D G G
The common man don't count at all these days
[Verse 2]
G D G D
The common man got one thing on his mind
G D Em D C
Feels that his o-pi-nion is a sad waste of time
Am D G D/F# C/E
Best if he sit qui-et-ly with others of his kind
Am D
The common man got one thing on his mind
[Bridge]
C D G G C Am D/F# G
Yet he can surmise between the truth and the lies Be-tween
C Am
chains and strong ties
A D
But not the mask of treacherous dis-guise
A D
The face of it goes way beyond the eyes
[Verse 3]
G D G D
The common man got one thing on his mind
G D Em D C
Feels that his o-pi-nion is a sad waste of time
Am D G D/F# C
Best if he sit qui-et-ly with others of his kind
Am D
The common man got one thing on his mind
[Instrumental]
G D |G D | G D |Em D C |Am D| G C | Am D |
[Bridge]
C D G G C Am D/F# G
Yet he can surmise between the truth and the lies Be-tween
C Am
chains and strong ties
A D
But not the mask of treacherous dis-guise
A D G
The face of it goes way beyond the eyes
G D G D
The common man don't count at all these days
G D Em D C
Has begun to feel that he's in the way
Am D G D/F# C/E
That he's a sad drab store closed win - dow dis – play
Am D
The common man don't count at all
Am D C G Am
He don't count at all these day The common man don't count at all
D
these days
[Outro]
G D G D G D Em D C Am D G C Am D G
A D A D
[Verse 1]
G D G D
The common man don't count at all these days
G D Em D C
Has begun to feel that he's in the way
Am D G D/F# C/E
That he's a sad drab store closed win - dow dis – play
Am D C D G G
The common man don't count at all these days
[Verse 2]
G D G D
The common man got one thing on his mind
G D Em D C
Feels that his o-pi-nion is a sad waste of time
Am D G D/F# C/E
Best if he sit qui-et-ly with others of his kind
Am D
The common man got one thing on his mind
[Bridge]
C D G G C Am D/F# G
Yet he can surmise between the truth and the lies Be-tween
C Am
chains and strong ties
A D
But not the mask of treacherous dis-guise
A D
The face of it goes way beyond the eyes
[Verse 3]
G D G D
The common man got one thing on his mind
G D Em D C
Feels that his o-pi-nion is a sad waste of time
Am D G D/F# C
Best if he sit qui-et-ly with others of his kind
Am D
The common man got one thing on his mind
[Instrumental]
G D |G D | G D |Em D C |Am D| G C | Am D |
[Bridge]
C D G G C Am D/F# G
Yet he can surmise between the truth and the lies Be-tween
C Am
chains and strong ties
A D
But not the mask of treacherous dis-guise
A D G
The face of it goes way beyond the eyes
G D G D
The common man don't count at all these days
G D Em D C
Has begun to feel that he's in the way
Am D G D/F# C/E
That he's a sad drab store closed win - dow dis – play
Am D
The common man don't count at all
Am D C G Am
He don't count at all these day The common man don't count at all
D
these days
[Outro]
G D G D G D Em D C Am D G C Am D G
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