Biografía:
The Cat Empire es una banda ecléctica australiana originaria de Melbourne, aunque tres de sus integrantes tienen raíces turcas. Comenzaron en 1999 y en breve se dieron a conocer por Oceanía, EE. UU. y Europa. Su sonido es frecuentemente descripto como una fusión de: jazz, ska, funk y rock con fuertes influencias latinas. Actualmente, The Cat Empire está compuesto por: Felix Riebl (percusión y voz), Harry James Angus (trompeta y voz), Ollie McGill (teclado y coro)
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Otras canciones:
- Chariot
- Chariots
- Hello Hello
- No Longer There
- Nothing
- Sly
- Still Young
- The Lost Song
- Two Shoes
- All Hell
- All Night Loud
- Anybody
- Anymore
- Bataclan
- Brighter Than Gold
- Bulls
- Call Me Home
- Creature
- Daggers Drawn
- Days Like These
- Eagle
- Echoes
- Feelings Gone
- Go
- How To Explain
- In My Pocket
- Kila
- Like A Drum
- Lullaby
- Miserere
- Motion
- No Mountain
- On My Way
- Only Light
- Open Up Your Face
- Oscar Wilde
- Panama
- Prophets In The Sky
- Protons Neutrons Electrons
- Ready Now
- Reasonably Fine
- Rhyme And Reason
- Saturday Night
- Sleep Wont Sleep
- So Many Nights
- Song For Elias
- Steal The Light
- Sunny Moon
- The Crowd
- The Night That Never End
- The Rhythm
- The Wine Song
- Til The Ocean Takes Us All
- Till The Ocean Takes Us All
- Voodoo Cowboy
- Whos That
- Wine Song
¡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!
Artist: The Cat Empire (sung by Felix)
Title: Reasonably Fine
Album: Cinema (2010)
Capo: no
No intro(!), singing starts right away.
In the album version, the first two verses [I lost my shoes...are cold now] are
played with only one strum per chords, except for the first F chord [I lost my
keys], that is not (!) played.
Have great fun playing.
Dm: 000231
F: 133211
Gm: 355333
C: 032010
F7: 131211
Bb: 113331
Dm
I lost my shoes I lost my wife
F
I lost my keys I lost my kite
Gm C
And though I'm young at heart I'm so much older
Dm
Subway eyes and banked up skies
F
And violent towns and frozen pies
Gm C
And all them football crowds who lost are cold now
F Dm
But you're the same as you and I'm the same as me
F F7 Bb
And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine,
C F
Reasonably fine, at least to beat my drums in time
Dm
Suddenly I've realised
F
That I won't be here when I die
Gm C
And life upon this plain is somehow fleeting
Dm
Time and all it's precious wine
F
Is somehow primed to make us whine
Gm C
And fret even then when we should be sleeping
F Dm
But you're the same as you and I'm the same as me
F F7 Bb
And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine,
C F
Reasonably fine, at least to play my pretty chimes
Dm
Empty cries and hollow toots
F
And all the signs that have no use
Gm C
And fingers point accusingly are sinning
Dm
Humourless hypocrisy
F
And all the crimes we didn't see
Gm C
The sigh that knows the devil might be winning
F Dm
But you're the same as you and I'm the same as me
F F7 Bb
And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine,
C F
Reasonably fine, at least to let my music shine
Dm
And maybe it's the greatest test
F
A man surrounded by his death
Gm C
But reaches out and tastes the sweetest honey
Dm
That's how you make me feel
F
I love you more than death is real
Gm C
It's sad but in the end it might be funny
F Dm
That you're the same as you and I'm the same as me
F F7 Bb
And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine,
C F
Reasonably fine, at least to leave an open mind
Title: Reasonably Fine
Album: Cinema (2010)
Capo: no
No intro(!), singing starts right away.
In the album version, the first two verses [I lost my shoes...are cold now] are
played with only one strum per chords, except for the first F chord [I lost my
keys], that is not (!) played.
Have great fun playing.
Dm: 000231
F: 133211
Gm: 355333
C: 032010
F7: 131211
Bb: 113331
Dm
I lost my shoes I lost my wife
F
I lost my keys I lost my kite
Gm C
And though I'm young at heart I'm so much older
Dm
Subway eyes and banked up skies
F
And violent towns and frozen pies
Gm C
And all them football crowds who lost are cold now
F Dm
But you're the same as you and I'm the same as me
F F7 Bb
And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine,
C F
Reasonably fine, at least to beat my drums in time
Dm
Suddenly I've realised
F
That I won't be here when I die
Gm C
And life upon this plain is somehow fleeting
Dm
Time and all it's precious wine
F
Is somehow primed to make us whine
Gm C
And fret even then when we should be sleeping
F Dm
But you're the same as you and I'm the same as me
F F7 Bb
And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine,
C F
Reasonably fine, at least to play my pretty chimes
Dm
Empty cries and hollow toots
F
And all the signs that have no use
Gm C
And fingers point accusingly are sinning
Dm
Humourless hypocrisy
F
And all the crimes we didn't see
Gm C
The sigh that knows the devil might be winning
F Dm
But you're the same as you and I'm the same as me
F F7 Bb
And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine,
C F
Reasonably fine, at least to let my music shine
Dm
And maybe it's the greatest test
F
A man surrounded by his death
Gm C
But reaches out and tastes the sweetest honey
Dm
That's how you make me feel
F
I love you more than death is real
Gm C
It's sad but in the end it might be funny
F Dm
That you're the same as you and I'm the same as me
F F7 Bb
And hopefully we can find ways to let us be reasonably fine,
C F
Reasonably fine, at least to leave an open mind
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