Biografía:
Uriah Heep es una banda de rock británica surgida a finales de los años sesenta, desde las raíces de Spice, banda en la que militaban el mítico vocalista David Byron, y el guitarrista Mick Box, primeros fundadores del grupo. Uriah Heep se convirtió en una verdadera banda pionera del género "Heavy metal", aunque destacó por la heterogeneidad de su música, a caballo entre el Hard Rock, el estilo progresivo y la épica en dos de sus álbumes más conocidos: Demons & Wizards y The Magicians Birthday
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- Easy Livin
- Echoes In The Dark
- Fallen Angel
- Free Me
- Hanging Tree
- I Wanna Be Free
- Im Alive
- July Morning
- Look At Yourself
- Paradise
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- Question
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- Return To Fantasy
- Something Or Nothing
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- Sympathy
- Tales
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- Time To Live
- Traveller In Time
- What Kind Of God
- Why Did You Go
- Wise Man
- Wonderworld
- Year Or A Day
- Your Turn To Remember
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B
I rode to my homeland
A
and carried the memory over the valley below
B
and the heart of a nation
the war cry was blazing
A
and the loss of my brothers and sons
B
were all in the name of civilisation
E G E
the empty moon saw I was leaving
E G E
with pride and hope in my heart
E G A
the mountains talk of faraway dreaming
B
so came the invasion
A
across from a faraway place into the new world
B
with guns and new order
they gave us religion
A
then took away all of our rights and forced
B
us to live behind their new border
G E
the four winds blow and bring a new vision
G E
where children laugh without fear
G E
the land will speak and people will listen
D A
but yesterday my life was fading
D A
with every reason to die
D
ten miles to the north
A G A E
as I rode my red horse in the dying sun
D A
and then when I saw the white soldiers
D A
one hundred or more in a line
D
kill for the land
A
saying their law will stand
Am G
what kind of God do they see?
D A
What kind of god can this be?
I rode to my homeland
A
and carried the memory over the valley below
B
and the heart of a nation
the war cry was blazing
A
and the loss of my brothers and sons
B
were all in the name of civilisation
E G E
the empty moon saw I was leaving
E G E
with pride and hope in my heart
E G A
the mountains talk of faraway dreaming
B
so came the invasion
A
across from a faraway place into the new world
B
with guns and new order
they gave us religion
A
then took away all of our rights and forced
B
us to live behind their new border
G E
the four winds blow and bring a new vision
G E
where children laugh without fear
G E
the land will speak and people will listen
D A
but yesterday my life was fading
D A
with every reason to die
D
ten miles to the north
A G A E
as I rode my red horse in the dying sun
D A
and then when I saw the white soldiers
D A
one hundred or more in a line
D
kill for the land
A
saying their law will stand
Am G
what kind of God do they see?
D A
What kind of god can this be?
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