Biografía:
Benjamin Tod is a songwriter born in Sumner County, Tennessee. His songwriting pulls from over a decade worshiping the road and the bottle.
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¡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]
Am Dm Am G Am
[Verse 1]
C F G Am
I got a letter on a cold lonesome morning
F C
Said you ain't half the man you were when I called you my friend, I
G Am
swore by you like an oath
G Am
You burned the sails to your own boat
C Am
Said bonvoyage, adios
[Verse 2]
C F G Am
We all break a promise or two
F C
Only got so many years to live for that excuse
G Am
It's a long hard road a lonely moon
G Am
Giving up when it's no use
[Chorus]
E Am
Sorrows deeper than the ocean
Dm E E7 E
Fills the rivers and the seas
E Am
Joy's empty as a bottle
Dm C E
At least when she's been through with me
Am
And I'm calling from the well
Dm Am
A broken man with time to kill
C Am
Can you hear me
E7 Am
Can you hear me
[Verse 3]
C F G Am
Caught that train, always been a hard luck man
F C
Tend to walk away from things I don't understand, always
G Am
One step closer to the end
G Am
I'm always broken and never bend
C Dm Am
And I lament
[Verse 4]
C F G Am
We lose it all at the end of the race
F C
Everything you love soon will return to the clay
G Am
I dreamt of your hand clasped in mine
G Am
Walking through the ashes of all times
C Dm Am
It's "I love you" and then you die
[Chorus]
E Am
Sorrows deeper than the ocean
Dm E E7 E
Fills the rivers and the seas
E Am
Joy's empty as a bottle
Dm C E
At least when she's been through with me
Am
And I'm calling from the well
Dm Am
A broken man with time to kill
C Am
Can you hear me
E7 Am
Can you hear me
[Verse 1]
C F G Am
I got a letter on a cold lonesome morning
F C
Said you ain't half the man you were when I called you my friend, I
G Am
swore by you like an oath
G Am
You burned the sails to your own boat
C Dm Am
Said bonvoyage, adios
[outro]
Am Dm Am G Am
Am Dm Am G Am
[Verse 1]
C F G Am
I got a letter on a cold lonesome morning
F C
Said you ain't half the man you were when I called you my friend, I
G Am
swore by you like an oath
G Am
You burned the sails to your own boat
C Am
Said bonvoyage, adios
[Verse 2]
C F G Am
We all break a promise or two
F C
Only got so many years to live for that excuse
G Am
It's a long hard road a lonely moon
G Am
Giving up when it's no use
[Chorus]
E Am
Sorrows deeper than the ocean
Dm E E7 E
Fills the rivers and the seas
E Am
Joy's empty as a bottle
Dm C E
At least when she's been through with me
Am
And I'm calling from the well
Dm Am
A broken man with time to kill
C Am
Can you hear me
E7 Am
Can you hear me
[Verse 3]
C F G Am
Caught that train, always been a hard luck man
F C
Tend to walk away from things I don't understand, always
G Am
One step closer to the end
G Am
I'm always broken and never bend
C Dm Am
And I lament
[Verse 4]
C F G Am
We lose it all at the end of the race
F C
Everything you love soon will return to the clay
G Am
I dreamt of your hand clasped in mine
G Am
Walking through the ashes of all times
C Dm Am
It's "I love you" and then you die
[Chorus]
E Am
Sorrows deeper than the ocean
Dm E E7 E
Fills the rivers and the seas
E Am
Joy's empty as a bottle
Dm C E
At least when she's been through with me
Am
And I'm calling from the well
Dm Am
A broken man with time to kill
C Am
Can you hear me
E7 Am
Can you hear me
[Verse 1]
C F G Am
I got a letter on a cold lonesome morning
F C
Said you ain't half the man you were when I called you my friend, I
G Am
swore by you like an oath
G Am
You burned the sails to your own boat
C Dm Am
Said bonvoyage, adios
[outro]
Am Dm Am G Am
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