Biografía:
The Divine Comedy es el proyecto de un único artista, Neil Hannon. Artista con mayúsculas puesto que escribe, canta y toca instrumentos. Es natural de Irlanda del Norte y lleva desde el principio de los noventa regalándonos maravillosas melodias y letras a través de su sorprendente voz.
Discografía:
1990 Fanfare for the Comic Muse
1993 Liberation
1994 Promenade
1996 Casanova
1997 A Short Album About Love
1998 Fin de Siècle
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Otras canciones:
- Catherine The Great
- Funny Peculiar
- Have You Ever Been In Love
- How Can You Leave Me On My Own
- I Joined The Foreign Legion (to Forget)
- Neapolitan Girl
- A Desperate Man
- A Lady Of A Certain Age
- Absent Friends
- At The Indie Disco
- Bad Ambassador
- Becoming More Like Alfie
- Come Home Billy Bird
- Down In The Streets Below
- Everyone Knows Except You
- Eye Of The Needle
- I Joined The Foreign Legion To Forget
- I Like
- If
- Love What You Do
- Mastermind
- Mother Dear
- National Express
- Our Mutual Friend
- Perfect Lovesong
- Songs Of Love
- Summerhouse
- Sunrise
- The Light Of Day
- The Pact
- To Die A Virgin
- To The Rescue
- Tonight We Fly
- Woman Of The World
- Your Daddys Car
¡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 1
C Am F G
I was born in Londonderry
Em C Am F G
I was born in Derry City too
Em Am F
Oh what a special child
G Am Em G
To see such things and still to smile
C F G Am
I knew that there was something wrong
C F G Em G
But I kept my head down and carried on
Verse 2
C Am F G
I grew up in Enniskillen
Em C Am F G
I grew up in Inis Ceithleann too
Em Am F
Oh what a clever boy
G Am Em G
To watch your hometown be destroyed
C F G Am
I know that I could not stay long
C F G Em G
So I kept my head down and carried on
Verse 3
C Am F G
Who cares where national borders lie?
Em C Am F
Who cares whose laws you're governed by?
G Em Am F
Who cares what name you call a town?
F G F G C
Who'll care when you're six feet beneath the ground?
Verse 4
C F G Am
From the corner of my eye
C F G Am
A hint of blue in the black sky
C F G Am
A ray of hope, a beam of light
C F G Am
An end to thirty years of night
C F G Am
The church bells ring, the children sing
C F G Am
What is this strange and beautiful thing?
Verse 5
C F G
It's the sunrise
Am C F G
Can you see the sunrise?
Am C F G Am
I can see the sunrise
C F G Am C
It's the sun rising
C Am F G
I was born in Londonderry
Em C Am F G
I was born in Derry City too
Em Am F
Oh what a special child
G Am Em G
To see such things and still to smile
C F G Am
I knew that there was something wrong
C F G Em G
But I kept my head down and carried on
Verse 2
C Am F G
I grew up in Enniskillen
Em C Am F G
I grew up in Inis Ceithleann too
Em Am F
Oh what a clever boy
G Am Em G
To watch your hometown be destroyed
C F G Am
I know that I could not stay long
C F G Em G
So I kept my head down and carried on
Verse 3
C Am F G
Who cares where national borders lie?
Em C Am F
Who cares whose laws you're governed by?
G Em Am F
Who cares what name you call a town?
F G F G C
Who'll care when you're six feet beneath the ground?
Verse 4
C F G Am
From the corner of my eye
C F G Am
A hint of blue in the black sky
C F G Am
A ray of hope, a beam of light
C F G Am
An end to thirty years of night
C F G Am
The church bells ring, the children sing
C F G Am
What is this strange and beautiful thing?
Verse 5
C F G
It's the sunrise
Am C F G
Can you see the sunrise?
Am C F G Am
I can see the sunrise
C F G Am C
It's the sun rising
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