Biografía:
Steve Forbert (nacido Samuel Stephen Forbert, 13 de diciembre de 1954) es un cantante y compositor estadounidense de música pop .
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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!
From the album "Young guitar days" (released 2001).
Originally recorded sometime between 1979 and 1981.
[Verse 1]
C G C C/B
Thirty thousand men on the Bowery
Am F C
Thirty thousand men on the street
F G C F
Can't help but roam when you ain't got no home
C G Am F
Beggin' handouts for something to eat
C G C
Beggin' handouts for something to eat
[Verse 2]
C G C C/B
Thirty thousand men on the sidewalk
Am F C
Thirty thousand men in the town
F G C F
Nowhere to go when the wind starts to blow
C G Am F
Lookin' 'round for some place to lay down
C G C
Lookin' 'round for some place to lay down
[Verse 3]
C G C C/B
Thirty thousand men tired and dirty
Am F C
Thirty thousand men to be fed
F G C F
Bussed out to Queens for a chance to get clean
C G Am F
And a shot at some sleep in a bed
C G C
And a shot at some sleep in a bed
[Verse 4]
C G C C/B
Thirty thousand men in the arm'ries
Am F C
Thirty thousand men down the block
F G C F
Neighbors all shout "We don't want 'em about"
C G Am F
"Bus 'em back in the morning and stop"
C G C
"Bus 'em back in the morning and stop"
[Verse 5]
C G C C/B
Thirty thousand men of depression
Am F C
Thirty thousand men 'neath a cloud
F G C F
Jobs getting scarce and they're cutting welfares
C G Am F
And we might find ourselves in the crowd
C G C
And we might find ourselves in the crowd
[Verse 6]
C G C C/B
Thirty thousand men in the city
Am F C
Thirty thousand men killin' time
F G C F
Helpless and cold, some are young, some are old
C G Am F
Shabby clothes and some bottles of wine
C G C
Shabby clothes and some bottles of wine
Originally recorded sometime between 1979 and 1981.
[Verse 1]
C G C C/B
Thirty thousand men on the Bowery
Am F C
Thirty thousand men on the street
F G C F
Can't help but roam when you ain't got no home
C G Am F
Beggin' handouts for something to eat
C G C
Beggin' handouts for something to eat
[Verse 2]
C G C C/B
Thirty thousand men on the sidewalk
Am F C
Thirty thousand men in the town
F G C F
Nowhere to go when the wind starts to blow
C G Am F
Lookin' 'round for some place to lay down
C G C
Lookin' 'round for some place to lay down
[Verse 3]
C G C C/B
Thirty thousand men tired and dirty
Am F C
Thirty thousand men to be fed
F G C F
Bussed out to Queens for a chance to get clean
C G Am F
And a shot at some sleep in a bed
C G C
And a shot at some sleep in a bed
[Verse 4]
C G C C/B
Thirty thousand men in the arm'ries
Am F C
Thirty thousand men down the block
F G C F
Neighbors all shout "We don't want 'em about"
C G Am F
"Bus 'em back in the morning and stop"
C G C
"Bus 'em back in the morning and stop"
[Verse 5]
C G C C/B
Thirty thousand men of depression
Am F C
Thirty thousand men 'neath a cloud
F G C F
Jobs getting scarce and they're cutting welfares
C G Am F
And we might find ourselves in the crowd
C G C
And we might find ourselves in the crowd
[Verse 6]
C G C C/B
Thirty thousand men in the city
Am F C
Thirty thousand men killin' time
F G C F
Helpless and cold, some are young, some are old
C G Am F
Shabby clothes and some bottles of wine
C G C
Shabby clothes and some bottles of wine
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