Biografía:
El trío sudafricano de Johannesburg, Dear Reader, esta compuesto por Cherilyn MacNeil, Darryl y Michael.
Llevan no más de dos años y medios en la escena musical. Su historia nació luego de que Darryl escuchara cantar a MacNeil en reuniones de amigos y después de un año la convenciera de tomarse enserio el tema de la banda.
Ella hizo de la banda su vida y en entrevistas e informaciones se ve un amor y una entrega completa a la música.
En el 2006 grabaron su primer disco en un pequeño estudio de propiedad de Darryl.
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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!
Idealistic Animals – Dear Reader
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I'm really not sure, if these chords are right... but they work, actually :)
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Capo on 3rd fret
C Am
I saw a girl with my own eyes
C Am
I cried out, I feared for my life
C Am
She turned into my mother then
C Am
They call it a dream
C Am
In the pursuit of happiness
C Am
Not asking for perpetual bliss
C Am
Some peace and quiet would do fine
C Am
They call it a dream
C Am C
Tell me the meaning, what do you control
F D
Is there anything at all?
C Am C
We feed our hunger, clothe our cold
F D
We're just idealistic animals
F C G Am 2x
C Am
He took a wife, a wife for life
C Am
But he still feels dissatisfied
C Am
He took a lover on the side
C Am
He had to hurt you
C Am
A bonfire in your yard tonight
C Am
The flames are green and burning bright
C Am
An axe inside the chair you like
C Am
She had to hurt you
C Am C
Tell me the meaning, what do you control
F D
Is there anything at all?
C Am C
We feed our hunger, clothe our cold
F D
We're just idealistic animals
F C G Am 2x
C Am
We like to feel like we are free
C Am
We make up something to believe
C Am
Not that it has to be the truth
C Am
Maybe now and then
C Am
This is a struggle to survive
C Am
The struggle lived of equal die
C Am
There's no such thing as paradise
C Am
Maybe now and then
C Am C
Tell me the meaning, what do you control
F D
Is there anything at all?
C Am C
We feed our hunger, clothe our cold
F D
We're just idealistic animals
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I'm really not sure, if these chords are right... but they work, actually :)
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Capo on 3rd fret
C Am
I saw a girl with my own eyes
C Am
I cried out, I feared for my life
C Am
She turned into my mother then
C Am
They call it a dream
C Am
In the pursuit of happiness
C Am
Not asking for perpetual bliss
C Am
Some peace and quiet would do fine
C Am
They call it a dream
C Am C
Tell me the meaning, what do you control
F D
Is there anything at all?
C Am C
We feed our hunger, clothe our cold
F D
We're just idealistic animals
F C G Am 2x
C Am
He took a wife, a wife for life
C Am
But he still feels dissatisfied
C Am
He took a lover on the side
C Am
He had to hurt you
C Am
A bonfire in your yard tonight
C Am
The flames are green and burning bright
C Am
An axe inside the chair you like
C Am
She had to hurt you
C Am C
Tell me the meaning, what do you control
F D
Is there anything at all?
C Am C
We feed our hunger, clothe our cold
F D
We're just idealistic animals
F C G Am 2x
C Am
We like to feel like we are free
C Am
We make up something to believe
C Am
Not that it has to be the truth
C Am
Maybe now and then
C Am
This is a struggle to survive
C Am
The struggle lived of equal die
C Am
There's no such thing as paradise
C Am
Maybe now and then
C Am C
Tell me the meaning, what do you control
F D
Is there anything at all?
C Am C
We feed our hunger, clothe our cold
F D
We're just idealistic animals
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