Biografía:
Daniel Romano is a Canadian visual artist and musician, who has released material both as a solo artist and as a member of the band Attack in Black, and also as a frequent collaborator with other musicians, including City and Colour, Julie Doiron and Frederick Squire.
Romano is also a partner in his own independent record label, You've Changed Records, along with his Attack in Black bandmate Ian Kehoe and Steve Lambke of Constantines.
He also designed the cover art for Attack in Black's first album, Marriage.
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Otras canciones:
- A Losing Song
- A New Love Can Be Found
- Hard On You
- He Lets Her Memory Go Wild
- Helens Restaurant
- Hunger Is A Dream You Die In
- I Wont Let It
- Im Alone Now
- Im So Lost Without You
- Joseph Arthur
- Just Between You And Me
- Knowing That Youre Mine
- Louise
- Middle Child
- Missing Wind
- Never A Forced Smile
- Old Fires Die
- On The Night
- Paul And John
- Roya
- She Was The World To Me
- Strange Faces
- The One That Got Away Came Back Today
- There Are Lines In My Face
- Time Forgot To Change My Heart
- When I Learned Your Name
¡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!
Capo 2
The [G] trees [C] blow their own [G] leaves
Spreading their [C] seeds to the [D] prairies [D7]
[D] As will a woman who's [C] lost in her [G] world
[C] Know what she [G] came for and [D] know what she [G] could [C] [G]
The ocean has [C] no ebb or [G] flow
It rolls [C] itself to the [D] shore [D7]
[D] As will a man if he [C] tries know he [G] can
[C] Make a good [G] life with his [D] head and his [G] hands [G/B]
[Em] Never a forced smile from the [Am] sun in the [C] sky
[Em] Never the same cloud as [D] it passes [C] by
As the [G] earth takes shape [C] as so should [G] I
The [D] weary are weary [D7] for they [C] always ask [G] "Why?" [C] [G]
The rainstorm [C] creates it's own [G] darkness
Then washes [C] away all the Devil's own [D] luck
As will a woman who's [C] living in [G] pain
Be [C] freed of the [G] heartache she [D] once did [G] contain [C] [G]
A blue-bird never [C] sings too [G] blue
Soaring peacefully through [C] wide open [D] skies [D7]
[D] As will a man who's [C] lost his true [G] love
Be [C] freed of the [G] sorrow he [D] suffers [G] thereof [G/B]
[Em] Never a forced smile from the [Am] sun in the [C]sky
[Em] Never the same cloud as [D] it passes [C] by
As the [G] air takes shape [C] as so should [G] I
The [D] weary are weary [D7] for they [C] always ask [G] "Why?" [C] [G] [D-Dsus2-D] [G]
The [G] trees [C] blow their own [G] leaves
Spreading their [C] seeds to the [D] prairies [D7]
[D] As will a woman who's [C] lost in her [G] world
[C] Know what she [G] came for and [D] know what she [G] could [C] [G]
The ocean has [C] no ebb or [G] flow
It rolls [C] itself to the [D] shore [D7]
[D] As will a man if he [C] tries know he [G] can
[C] Make a good [G] life with his [D] head and his [G] hands [G/B]
[Em] Never a forced smile from the [Am] sun in the [C] sky
[Em] Never the same cloud as [D] it passes [C] by
As the [G] earth takes shape [C] as so should [G] I
The [D] weary are weary [D7] for they [C] always ask [G] "Why?" [C] [G]
The rainstorm [C] creates it's own [G] darkness
Then washes [C] away all the Devil's own [D] luck
As will a woman who's [C] living in [G] pain
Be [C] freed of the [G] heartache she [D] once did [G] contain [C] [G]
A blue-bird never [C] sings too [G] blue
Soaring peacefully through [C] wide open [D] skies [D7]
[D] As will a man who's [C] lost his true [G] love
Be [C] freed of the [G] sorrow he [D] suffers [G] thereof [G/B]
[Em] Never a forced smile from the [Am] sun in the [C]sky
[Em] Never the same cloud as [D] it passes [C] by
As the [G] air takes shape [C] as so should [G] I
The [D] weary are weary [D7] for they [C] always ask [G] "Why?" [C] [G] [D-Dsus2-D] [G]
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