¡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]
E E A B
[Verse 1]
E C#m
Well, I love Cubism, it's my favorite style
A B
When I see a Cubist painting I've just got to smile
E C#m
But there's one painter, I'm his biggest fan
A B E
He's the father of Cubism and his name's Cezanne, Cezanne
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, the father of Cubism
[Verse 2]
C#m E
Some people say that it was Picasso
A B
Other people claim it was DeChirico
C#m E
Some people think it was Modiglian(i)
A B E
But they're all crazy, it was Paul Cezanne, Cezanne
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, the father of Cubism
[Verse 3]
E C#m
When Paul Cezanne sat down to paint a flower or a face
A B
He had to solve one problem, three-dimensional space
E C#m
He said, "Form is content." He smoked a Gitanne.
A B E
He was right. Now he's Paul Cezanne, Cezanne
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, le père de Cubisme
[Verse 4]
E C#m
Well Cezanne's father wanted him to be an avocat
A B
But Paul just looked at him and said, "Pfff, mais non, pa.
E C#m
I want to be a painter, I know I can!"
A B E
Now his oeuvre's in the Louvre, he's Paul Cezanne, Cezanne
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, the father of Cubism
[Verse 5]
E C#m
Well I had an aunt and she was in a coma
A B
So we loaded up her bed and we took her up to MoMA
E C#m
We got through the door, you wouldn't believe what began
A B E
She sat up and started screaming, "Hey, where is that Paul Cezanne?", Cezanne
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, the miraculous father of Cubism
[Verse 6]
E C#m
Paul Cezanne is famous now and I think that's really nice
A B
'Cause his melons look like footballs and his apples look like dice
E C#m
So all you would-be painters, get out your brush and can
A B E
You may be the next Paul Cezanne, Cezanne
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, the father of Cubism
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, the original father of Cubism
E E A B
[Verse 1]
E C#m
Well, I love Cubism, it's my favorite style
A B
When I see a Cubist painting I've just got to smile
E C#m
But there's one painter, I'm his biggest fan
A B E
He's the father of Cubism and his name's Cezanne, Cezanne
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, the father of Cubism
[Verse 2]
C#m E
Some people say that it was Picasso
A B
Other people claim it was DeChirico
C#m E
Some people think it was Modiglian(i)
A B E
But they're all crazy, it was Paul Cezanne, Cezanne
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, the father of Cubism
[Verse 3]
E C#m
When Paul Cezanne sat down to paint a flower or a face
A B
He had to solve one problem, three-dimensional space
E C#m
He said, "Form is content." He smoked a Gitanne.
A B E
He was right. Now he's Paul Cezanne, Cezanne
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, le père de Cubisme
[Verse 4]
E C#m
Well Cezanne's father wanted him to be an avocat
A B
But Paul just looked at him and said, "Pfff, mais non, pa.
E C#m
I want to be a painter, I know I can!"
A B E
Now his oeuvre's in the Louvre, he's Paul Cezanne, Cezanne
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, the father of Cubism
[Verse 5]
E C#m
Well I had an aunt and she was in a coma
A B
So we loaded up her bed and we took her up to MoMA
E C#m
We got through the door, you wouldn't believe what began
A B E
She sat up and started screaming, "Hey, where is that Paul Cezanne?", Cezanne
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, the miraculous father of Cubism
[Verse 6]
E C#m
Paul Cezanne is famous now and I think that's really nice
A B
'Cause his melons look like footballs and his apples look like dice
E C#m
So all you would-be painters, get out your brush and can
A B E
You may be the next Paul Cezanne, Cezanne
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, the father of Cubism
A B E
Cezanne, Cezanne, the original father of Cubism
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