Biografía:
Grafting literate, character-driven song craft and Mid-American roots with a post-punk DIY attitude, Chicago-based songwriter, performer and instrumentalist Al Scorch charts a new musical topography with a five-string banjo.
In his new full-length CD release, Tired Ghostly Town, Scorch delivers jubilant anthems and poignant reflections in 10 songs populated with a cast of vibrant characters. The protagonist wishing for a pair of gold cuff links
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[Verse 1]
E
He raised two flags every morning
A E
Stars and Stripes and the Maple Jack
A E A B
One for him and one for his wife and after the heart attack;
E A E
He still walked out and down the hill and gave that cord a tug
A E B E
Stars and stripes for his country, a maple leaf for the one he loves
[Verse 2]
E A E
And she’s a strong minded woman, Canadian pioneer stock
A E
He was a city boy who loved his toys
E A B C#m
And they spent their summers by the ferry dock in Wisconsin
A E A
And it reminds her of home where Humming Birds feed
E A B
And Blue Jays scree just like On-tari-o
[Verse 3]
E
And the years rolled on, pushed along,
A E
By that cruel old, Master Time.
A E A B
She held him close and loved him dear as he slowly lost his mind
C#m A E
And he passed on in Chicago, Illinois
A E E A B
She was again a nineteen year old country girl in love with a city
boy
[Bridge]
B A E
And he still sleeps beside her, it’s strange but it feels the same,
A E B
When she stops breathing in her sleep, she swears he calls her name
[Instrumental]
[Verse 4]
E A E
And those two flags still fly every morning, sure as the rising sun
A E B
It’s a maple leaf for her country, stars and stripes for the one she
E
loved.
B E
Stars and stripes for the one she loved.
E
He raised two flags every morning
A E
Stars and Stripes and the Maple Jack
A E A B
One for him and one for his wife and after the heart attack;
E A E
He still walked out and down the hill and gave that cord a tug
A E B E
Stars and stripes for his country, a maple leaf for the one he loves
[Verse 2]
E A E
And she’s a strong minded woman, Canadian pioneer stock
A E
He was a city boy who loved his toys
E A B C#m
And they spent their summers by the ferry dock in Wisconsin
A E A
And it reminds her of home where Humming Birds feed
E A B
And Blue Jays scree just like On-tari-o
[Verse 3]
E
And the years rolled on, pushed along,
A E
By that cruel old, Master Time.
A E A B
She held him close and loved him dear as he slowly lost his mind
C#m A E
And he passed on in Chicago, Illinois
A E E A B
She was again a nineteen year old country girl in love with a city
boy
[Bridge]
B A E
And he still sleeps beside her, it’s strange but it feels the same,
A E B
When she stops breathing in her sleep, she swears he calls her name
[Instrumental]
[Verse 4]
E A E
And those two flags still fly every morning, sure as the rising sun
A E B
It’s a maple leaf for her country, stars and stripes for the one she
E
loved.
B E
Stars and stripes for the one she loved.
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Alameda
Alamedadosoulna
Alamedas
Alamgir
Alamid