Biografía:
El cantante de reggae jamaicano Beres Hammond inflluenciado por el R&B y las tendencias musicales jamaicanas de los 60 comenzó a cantar con Zap Pow a finales de los 70 pero rápidamente se lanzó en solitario. Después de la grabación dió un paso asombroso durante los años 80 y los años 90, explorando estilos tan variados como dancehall y el hip-hop. Él nunca se enganchó con ningun sello discografico, grababa en su propia casa de Jamaica. "In Control" de 1994, sin embargo, fue registrado para Elektra y distribuido internacionalmente.
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all the verses and chorus follow the same chord progression. I usually play the C chord
at the 8th fret with C in the bass, then slide down to the 6th fret Bb, then just drop
down to the 6th fret Eb, I just prefer the sound on my guitar when I keep it in that
fret range. I just wanted to create a quick easy to play version to play on my acoustic
guitar, so there may be tensions or passing chords that I'm missing in here, but this is
close enough to play along with the song, or sing.
intro
Cm Bb
Cm Bb
No I never can understand it
Cm Bb
The way the system plan
Cm
There's no hope, no chance
Bb Cm Bb
No loophole, no escape for a suffering man
Eb Cm
Cause every time I lift my head above water
Eb Cm
And try to save myself from drown
Eb Cm
There's an overnight scheme all worked out
Eb Bb
Designed to keep ah me down
Ab Bb
Still I'm (putting up a resistance)
Eb Ab
I'm ah gonna work it out
Ab Bb
You know I'm (putting up a resistance)
Eb Bb
I've got to work it out
Cm Bb
No window, no window
I want to stay home tonight
I long to spend some time with the family
But staying home won't make it right
Sometimes the pressure make me feel like hollar
When every sign says no way out
Breaking my back to make an overtime dollar
That just goes from hand to mouth
Still I'm (putting up a resistance)
I'm gonna work it out
You know I'm (putting up a resistance)
I've got to work it out
Lord I'm (putting up a resistance)
I'm ah gonna work it out
You know I'm (putting up a resistance)
I'm gonna work it out, Lord!
Got to fight it
Got to fight it
No I never can understand it
The way the system goes
I don't know how they do it
There's only one way things flow
I don't know how they do it
Cause every time I leave my head above water
And try to save myself from drowning
There's an overnight scheme all worked out
Designed to keep ah me down
Still I'm (putting up a resistance)
I've got to work it out
You know I'm (putting up a resistance)
I'm gonna work it out now
Putting up a resistance
I'm gonna work it out
No window, no window
I want to stay home tonight
I'd like to spend some time with the family
But staying home won't make it right
Sometimes the pressure make me feel like hollar
When every sign says no way out
Breaking my back to make an overnight dollar
That just goes from hand to mouth
at the 8th fret with C in the bass, then slide down to the 6th fret Bb, then just drop
down to the 6th fret Eb, I just prefer the sound on my guitar when I keep it in that
fret range. I just wanted to create a quick easy to play version to play on my acoustic
guitar, so there may be tensions or passing chords that I'm missing in here, but this is
close enough to play along with the song, or sing.
intro
Cm Bb
Cm Bb
No I never can understand it
Cm Bb
The way the system plan
Cm
There's no hope, no chance
Bb Cm Bb
No loophole, no escape for a suffering man
Eb Cm
Cause every time I lift my head above water
Eb Cm
And try to save myself from drown
Eb Cm
There's an overnight scheme all worked out
Eb Bb
Designed to keep ah me down
Ab Bb
Still I'm (putting up a resistance)
Eb Ab
I'm ah gonna work it out
Ab Bb
You know I'm (putting up a resistance)
Eb Bb
I've got to work it out
Cm Bb
No window, no window
I want to stay home tonight
I long to spend some time with the family
But staying home won't make it right
Sometimes the pressure make me feel like hollar
When every sign says no way out
Breaking my back to make an overtime dollar
That just goes from hand to mouth
Still I'm (putting up a resistance)
I'm gonna work it out
You know I'm (putting up a resistance)
I've got to work it out
Lord I'm (putting up a resistance)
I'm ah gonna work it out
You know I'm (putting up a resistance)
I'm gonna work it out, Lord!
Got to fight it
Got to fight it
No I never can understand it
The way the system goes
I don't know how they do it
There's only one way things flow
I don't know how they do it
Cause every time I leave my head above water
And try to save myself from drowning
There's an overnight scheme all worked out
Designed to keep ah me down
Still I'm (putting up a resistance)
I've got to work it out
You know I'm (putting up a resistance)
I'm gonna work it out now
Putting up a resistance
I'm gonna work it out
No window, no window
I want to stay home tonight
I'd like to spend some time with the family
But staying home won't make it right
Sometimes the pressure make me feel like hollar
When every sign says no way out
Breaking my back to make an overnight dollar
That just goes from hand to mouth
Berkenstox
Berkley Hart
Berlin Airlift
Berlin Mitte
Bermuda Triangle (...)