Biografía:
Tom Pacheco (born November 4, 1946 New Bedford, Massachusetts.) is an American folk singer-songwriter and guitarist.
Tom’s father, was a guitarist who played with Django Reinhardt as well as solo in the clubs of Europe before returning to the U.S. to raise a family and open a music store, where he also taught guitar.
At age 19, Tom released his first solo album: Turn Away From The Storm, a collection of all-original folk songs.
He left Massachusetts to study at Hofstra University in New York City
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I use capo on 3. fret
Vers 1
D Hm G
There's an old grand piano, alone in the heart of the desert
Em A
Standing upright in the shine of the full moon above
D Hm G
They say it was left there a long time ago in the 60's
Em A
By a man who had written a song to the woman he loved
Vers 2
D Hm G
Now it's falling apart from the sand and the heat and the decades.
Em A
Rattlesnakes live in the space by the rusty old wires
D Hm G
They say that the song was a hit, we would all recognize it
Em A
A beautiful melody only love could have inspired
Ref: D Em A
But love has a way of changing from sunlight to shadow
D Em A
Love has a way of changing from gold into tin
G D
And all that's left to recall what has been
G D
Is a song they know from L.A. to Berlin
Em A D
And a broken piano in the Arizona desert wind
Vers 3
D Hm G
There are those who have camped at the site of that strong wooden statue
Em A
Who says that it plays when the first morning sunray breaks through
D Hm G
They gaze at that sad instrument with the cactus beside it
Em A
A shrine or a tombstone depending on your point of view
Ref: D Em A
But love has a way of changing from sunlight to shadow
D Em A
Love has a way of changing from gold into tin
G D
And all that's left to recall what has been
G D
Is a song they know from L.A. to Berlin
Em A D
And a broken piano in the Arizona desert wind
Outro
G D
All that's left to recall what has been
G D
Is a song they know from L.A. to Berlin
Em A D
And a broken piano in the Arizona desert wind
Em A D
A broken piano in the Arizona desert Wind
Tab by Henrix
Vers 1
D Hm G
There's an old grand piano, alone in the heart of the desert
Em A
Standing upright in the shine of the full moon above
D Hm G
They say it was left there a long time ago in the 60's
Em A
By a man who had written a song to the woman he loved
Vers 2
D Hm G
Now it's falling apart from the sand and the heat and the decades.
Em A
Rattlesnakes live in the space by the rusty old wires
D Hm G
They say that the song was a hit, we would all recognize it
Em A
A beautiful melody only love could have inspired
Ref: D Em A
But love has a way of changing from sunlight to shadow
D Em A
Love has a way of changing from gold into tin
G D
And all that's left to recall what has been
G D
Is a song they know from L.A. to Berlin
Em A D
And a broken piano in the Arizona desert wind
Vers 3
D Hm G
There are those who have camped at the site of that strong wooden statue
Em A
Who says that it plays when the first morning sunray breaks through
D Hm G
They gaze at that sad instrument with the cactus beside it
Em A
A shrine or a tombstone depending on your point of view
Ref: D Em A
But love has a way of changing from sunlight to shadow
D Em A
Love has a way of changing from gold into tin
G D
And all that's left to recall what has been
G D
Is a song they know from L.A. to Berlin
Em A D
And a broken piano in the Arizona desert wind
Outro
G D
All that's left to recall what has been
G D
Is a song they know from L.A. to Berlin
Em A D
And a broken piano in the Arizona desert wind
Em A D
A broken piano in the Arizona desert Wind
Tab by Henrix
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