Biografía:
The Ark es una banda sueca de rock formada en el año 1991 en las cercanías de la ciudad de Växjö, Suecia.
Sus integrantes originales fueron Ola Salo, Mikael Jepson, Lasse "Leari" Ljungberg y Martin Ollson. La primera canción que se conoce de ellos se titula The lamb y se remonta al año 1991. En los primeros años de existencia de la banda el baterista Martin Olsson fue reemplazado por Martin Rosengardten. Recién entre 1995 y 1996 logran editar un EP que contenía cuatro canciones.
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Otras canciones:
- A Virgin Like You
- Beauty Is The Beast
- Bottleneck Barbiturate
- Calleth You Cometh I
- Disease
- Echo Chamber
- Hey Modern Days
- It Takes A Fool To Remain Sane Not Finished
- Joy Surrender
- Kolla Kolla
- Let Your Body Decide
- Lord I Will Bow To You
- No End
- One Of Us Is Gonna Die Young
- Opera
- Power To Change
- Tell Me This Night Is Over
- The Glad Yeah
- The Lamb
- The Most Radical Thing To Do
- The Worrying Kind
- Tired Of Being An Object
- Vendelay
¡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!
[Verse]
C G/B
And I know we were both too young
Am7 G/B
Way back when we had our thing
C G/B
And you're not the one that I think of
Am7 G/B
Every time that the telephone rings
C G/B
And I know that what we had
Am7
Would not be called love
G/B
By the ones who know
C G/B
And I know it's been many years
Am7 G/B
And a hundred love affairs ago
[Chorus]
Em C
I know all that so well
D C C/b
But I also do know this:
Am D
Calleth you, Cometh I
C G/B
And that's just how it is
Am
And how it's always been
G/B
It's where my reason stops
C
And something else comes in
G/B
I know it doesn't make sense but still...
Am D
Calleth you, Cometh I
[Verse 2]
C G/B
And I know we became restrained
Am7 G/B
Everytime we were among friends
And I know how it was last time
And how bitterly it always ends
And I know we were both too young
To know what real love would be like
And I know that our communication
Didn't always work out right
[Chorus]
Em C
I know all that so well
D C C/b
But I also do know this:
Am D
Calleth you, Cometh I
C G/B
And that's just how it is
Am
And how it's always been
G/B
It's where my reason stops
C
And something else comes in
G/B
I know it doesn't make sense but still...
Am D
Calleth you, Cometh I
[Outro]
And I've been waiting for this so long...
Waiting to sing this song, for you...
Calleth you, cometh I
And I've been waiting for this so long...
Waiting to sing this song, for you...
Calleth you, cometh I
C G/B
And I know we were both too young
Am7 G/B
Way back when we had our thing
C G/B
And you're not the one that I think of
Am7 G/B
Every time that the telephone rings
C G/B
And I know that what we had
Am7
Would not be called love
G/B
By the ones who know
C G/B
And I know it's been many years
Am7 G/B
And a hundred love affairs ago
[Chorus]
Em C
I know all that so well
D C C/b
But I also do know this:
Am D
Calleth you, Cometh I
C G/B
And that's just how it is
Am
And how it's always been
G/B
It's where my reason stops
C
And something else comes in
G/B
I know it doesn't make sense but still...
Am D
Calleth you, Cometh I
[Verse 2]
C G/B
And I know we became restrained
Am7 G/B
Everytime we were among friends
And I know how it was last time
And how bitterly it always ends
And I know we were both too young
To know what real love would be like
And I know that our communication
Didn't always work out right
[Chorus]
Em C
I know all that so well
D C C/b
But I also do know this:
Am D
Calleth you, Cometh I
C G/B
And that's just how it is
Am
And how it's always been
G/B
It's where my reason stops
C
And something else comes in
G/B
I know it doesn't make sense but still...
Am D
Calleth you, Cometh I
[Outro]
And I've been waiting for this so long...
Waiting to sing this song, for you...
Calleth you, cometh I
And I've been waiting for this so long...
Waiting to sing this song, for you...
Calleth you, cometh I
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