Biografía:
Cherish the Ladies es un grupo femenino irlandés-norteamericano. El grupo se formó en 1985 en Nueva York. La cabecilla, Joanie Madden, toca la flauta, la flauta irlandesa y canta. Las otras miembros tocan un amplio rango de instrumentos. Sus álbumes contienen tanto piezas instrumentales como vocales. El nombre "Cherish the Ladies" es el título de una tonada irlandesa, grabada con mucho éxito por Los Chieftains en su cuarto álbum.
Joanie Madden
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Otras canciones:
- Angels We Have Heard On High
- Betsy Belle And Mary Gray
- Bogies Bonnie Belle
- Bonny Blue
- Broken Wings
- Dirty Old Town
- Donegal Rain
- Down By The Glenside
- Fair And Tender Ladies
- Freeborn Man Of The Traveling People
- Green Grow The Rushes Oh
- Hark The Herald Angels Sing
- High Germany
- I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day
- Ill Walk Beside You
- John Of Dreams
- Matt Hyland
- My Own Native Land
- Oh Come All Ye Faithful
- Oh Holy Night
- Once In Royal Davids City
- Queen Of Connemara
- Rambling Irishman
- Spoon River
- Sweet Thames Flow Softly
- The Back Door
- The Ballad Of The Foxhunter
- The Bergen
- The Broom Of The Cowdenknowes
- The Castle Of Dromore
- The Curragh Of Kildaire
- The Galway Rover
- The Green Fields Of Canada
- The Jolly Beggarman
- The Lake Isle Of Innisfree
- The Leader Of The Band
- The Little Drummer Boy
- The Missing Piece
- The Verdant Braes Of Skreen
- Three Weeks We Were Wed
- We Dreamed Our Dreams
¡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!
Cherish The Ladies - Three Weeks We Were Wed
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[Verse 1]
C F C F C
I'm a troubled young man, my friend, as you ever did see
F C G
For I married a damsel, her age, it was scarce twenty-three
C F C F
I'm sorry to tell you, I married this false minded one
C F G F C
For she's left me alone and gone off with another young man
[Verse 2]
F C F C
Now the day we were wed she said, "I went on a spree"
F C G
The neighbour next door, she swore, was better than me
C F C F
They go out every night and stay dancing the morning away
C F G F C
And the pair leave me there to fair the best that I may
[Verse 3]
F C F C
Well, three weeks we were wed when this lassie, I took her to town
F C G
Expenses I paid on the way, I gave her a crown
C F C F
I met an old friend and he pulled me in for the drain
C F G F C
And while we were there she prepared, ran off on the train
[Instrumental]
C F C G C F C G
C F C F G F C
[Verse 4]
F C F C
When I found she was gone, like a madman, I rushed through the square
F C G
I'll find out a hole and trying to tear out my hair
C F C F
A neighbour named Ned, he stuck out his hand for the gore
C F G F C
"Has you wife gone away, will she never come back anymore?"
[Verse 5]
F C F C
Buys an acre of land, I might, if I'd a pig and a cow
F C G
A duck and a drake, with no one to take care of us now
C F C F
I selled them all off, I declare, for I'm tired for my life
C F G F C
Let the ladies to dance so long, and look for your wife, (yelp)
[Outro]
C F C G C F C G
C F C F G F C
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[Verse 1]
C F C F C
I'm a troubled young man, my friend, as you ever did see
F C G
For I married a damsel, her age, it was scarce twenty-three
C F C F
I'm sorry to tell you, I married this false minded one
C F G F C
For she's left me alone and gone off with another young man
[Verse 2]
F C F C
Now the day we were wed she said, "I went on a spree"
F C G
The neighbour next door, she swore, was better than me
C F C F
They go out every night and stay dancing the morning away
C F G F C
And the pair leave me there to fair the best that I may
[Verse 3]
F C F C
Well, three weeks we were wed when this lassie, I took her to town
F C G
Expenses I paid on the way, I gave her a crown
C F C F
I met an old friend and he pulled me in for the drain
C F G F C
And while we were there she prepared, ran off on the train
[Instrumental]
C F C G C F C G
C F C F G F C
[Verse 4]
F C F C
When I found she was gone, like a madman, I rushed through the square
F C G
I'll find out a hole and trying to tear out my hair
C F C F
A neighbour named Ned, he stuck out his hand for the gore
C F G F C
"Has you wife gone away, will she never come back anymore?"
[Verse 5]
F C F C
Buys an acre of land, I might, if I'd a pig and a cow
F C G
A duck and a drake, with no one to take care of us now
C F C F
I selled them all off, I declare, for I'm tired for my life
C F G F C
Let the ladies to dance so long, and look for your wife, (yelp)
[Outro]
C F C G C F C G
C F C F G F C
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Cherry Navarro
Cherry Pools
Cherry State
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Chester Knight
Chet Atkins
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