Biografía:
“There's a song in there somewhere," sings Dave Gunning optimistically on his seventh album We're All Leaving, but the Pictou County, Nova Scotia performer is being far too modest.
Scoring three 2010 East Coast Music Award Nominations for Songwriter, Male Solo Recording and FACTOR Recording of the Year, and recently named as a Finalist in the Great American Song Contest and International Songwriting Competition for his song, Before The Morning Sun (co-written by James Keelaghan), Gunning is on the move.
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Otras canciones:
- April Girl
- As Far As This Town Goes
- Ashen Town
- Banks Of Sicily
- Before The Morning Sun
- Big Shoes
- Broom O The Cowdenknowes
- Christmas Blanket
- Colleen Malone
- Cowboys Dream
- Daddys Beer
- Do You Feel What I Feel
- Dust To Dust
- Fade On The Line
- Hard Workin Hands
- Here She Comes A Running
- House By The Stream
- House For Sale
- House Painted Green
- Kate O The Gowrie
- Love Fell In
- Made On A Monday
- New Highway
- Pasadena
- Pills Of White Mercury
- Prince Of Pictou
- Saltwater Hearts
- Shadow Over Me
- Shadows
- Silver Bells
- Smiths Rock
- Something Im Missing
- Sound The Pibroch
- The Colour Of Gone
- The Long Black Veil
- The Miners Song
- The Road Ahead
- The Weight Of My Guitar
- These Roads
- They Dont Do That No More
- Tie Me Down
- Time Slips Away
- Too Soon To Turn Back
- Twilight
- Twitters Song
- Were All Leaving
- When The Cold Weather Comes
¡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!
Dave Gunning - The Miner's Song
CAPO: 4th Fret
INTRO: C G Am F Am G F G
C F C
Billy's first breath was the last for his mother
Am G C
He was born on the shores of a town called Glace Bay
F C
And all that he had was himself and his father
G C
And he lived in a house about a mile down the way
F C
His dad was a big man, he worked as a miner
Am G C
Billy grew more to be like him each day
F C
'Cause every boy's dream was to work with his father
G C
In the mine that ran under the bay
CHORUS:
G G7 C
"My son," he said, "don't be a miner,
G C
'Cause it's hard work and too little pay.
G C F
You'll dig in that hole for the company's coal
C G C
And wind up just digging your grave."
F C
Billy grew older but never grew wiser
Am G C
Fighting and drinking his young life away
F C
He reached for the top, but wound up on the bottom
G C
Of the mine that ran under the bay
CHORUS:
G G7 C
"My son," he said, "don't be a miner,
G C
'Cause it's hard work and too little pay.
G C F
You'll dig in that hole for the company's coal
C G C
And wind up just digging your grave."
INSTRUMENTAL: C G C G C G C F C G C G Am G C
F C
They say that it happened one morning in April
Am G C
A cave-in at Number Eleven that day
F C
Billy got there as his dad reached the surface
G C
In his dying words he did say:
CHORUS:
G G7 C
"My son," he said, "don't be a miner,
G C
'Cause it's hard work and too little pay.
G C F
You'll dig in that hole for the company's coal
C G C
And wind up just digging your grave."
CHORUS:
G G7 C
"My son," he said, "don't be a miner,
G C
'Cause it's hard work and too little pay.
G C F
You'll dig in that hole for the company's coal
C G C
And wind up just digging your grave.
G C F
Yeah, you'll dig in that hole for the company's coal
C G C Am G C
And wind up just digging your grave."
CAPO: 4th Fret
INTRO: C G Am F Am G F G
C F C
Billy's first breath was the last for his mother
Am G C
He was born on the shores of a town called Glace Bay
F C
And all that he had was himself and his father
G C
And he lived in a house about a mile down the way
F C
His dad was a big man, he worked as a miner
Am G C
Billy grew more to be like him each day
F C
'Cause every boy's dream was to work with his father
G C
In the mine that ran under the bay
CHORUS:
G G7 C
"My son," he said, "don't be a miner,
G C
'Cause it's hard work and too little pay.
G C F
You'll dig in that hole for the company's coal
C G C
And wind up just digging your grave."
F C
Billy grew older but never grew wiser
Am G C
Fighting and drinking his young life away
F C
He reached for the top, but wound up on the bottom
G C
Of the mine that ran under the bay
CHORUS:
G G7 C
"My son," he said, "don't be a miner,
G C
'Cause it's hard work and too little pay.
G C F
You'll dig in that hole for the company's coal
C G C
And wind up just digging your grave."
INSTRUMENTAL: C G C G C G C F C G C G Am G C
F C
They say that it happened one morning in April
Am G C
A cave-in at Number Eleven that day
F C
Billy got there as his dad reached the surface
G C
In his dying words he did say:
CHORUS:
G G7 C
"My son," he said, "don't be a miner,
G C
'Cause it's hard work and too little pay.
G C F
You'll dig in that hole for the company's coal
C G C
And wind up just digging your grave."
CHORUS:
G G7 C
"My son," he said, "don't be a miner,
G C
'Cause it's hard work and too little pay.
G C F
You'll dig in that hole for the company's coal
C G C
And wind up just digging your grave.
G C F
Yeah, you'll dig in that hole for the company's coal
C G C Am G C
And wind up just digging your grave."
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