Biografía:
Frog Eyes son una banda de indie rock canadiense provenientes de Victoria, British Columbia.
El cuarteto esta lideado por el vocal y guitarrista Carey Mercer quien se caracteriza por sus melodicos vocales yuxtapuestos a sus girantes masas hechas guitarra con teclados y su bateria.
La baterista (y tambien esposa de Mercer) Melanie Campbell se hace notar en el uso de un "dinger" como parte de su bateria como elemento especial.
Antes de estar en Frog Eyes Mercer formaba parte de Blue Pine
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Otras canciones:
- A Flower In A Glove
- Claxxons Lament
- Crystal Blip
- Deaths Ship
- Dont Give Up Your Dreams
- I Aint Around Much
- Idle Songs
- Lear In Love
- Odettas War
- On A Finely Sewn Sleeve
- Rejoinders In A Storm
- Rip Down The Fences That Fence The Garden
- The Beat Is Down Four Wretched Singers Beyond Any World That You Have Known
- The Country Child
- The Sensitive Girls
- Two Girls One For Heaven And The Other One For Rome
¡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!
This is how I play the song. Suggestions and corrections welcome!
Off of 'Carey's Cold Spring.'
He plays it live with a capo on 3 so I'll write out both versions.
http://paperbagrecords.com/artists/frog-eyes/
-----Capo 3 Version-----
(All chord shapes relative to capo)
Am Em C F F x2
Am Em C F
It was early in the morning when the battle horse arrived.
Am Em C F
And he embraced Sarah, who was the bride of his old age
Am Em C F
And Sarah hugged Billy, who was born of her sweet, sweet womb
C F
And no-no-no-nobody shall die,
C F
And no-no-no-nobody shall die,
C F
And no-no-no-nobody shall die,
C Em
Until I've got money in my hand...
Am Em C F
It was silence that begot them, the purpose of their ways
Am Em C F
Lord, the Father, the Beggar, with his two, two hands
Am Em C F
From that time, the post will pull, and push against the sky
Am Em C F
But, oh baby, baby I know, I know that the night's too slow,
C F
And no-no-no-no-nobody shall die,
C F
And no-no-no-no-nobody shall die,
C F
And no-no-no-no-nobody shall die,
C Em
'Til I've got money in my hand,
C Em
'Til I've got money in my hand,
C Em
'Til I've got money in my hand,
C Em
'Til I've got money in my hand,
C Em
Oh I was a singer, and I sang in your home,
C Em
I was a singer, and I sang in your home,
C Em
I was a singer, and I sang in your home,
C Em
But it don't mean nothing man, nothing man, until you got some money in your hand,
Oh oh...
C Em
(till the end)
-----No Capo Version-----
Cm Gm Eb Ab Ab x2
Cm Gm Eb Ab
It was early in the morning when the battle horse arrived.
Cm Gm Eb Ab
And he embraced Sarah, who was the bride of his old age
Cm Gm Eb Ab
And Sarah hugged Billy, who was born of her sweet, sweet womb
Eb Ab
And no-no-no-nobody shall die,
Eb Ab
And no-no-no-nobody shall die,
Eb Ab
And no-no-no-nobody shall die,
Eb Gm
Until I've got money in my hand...
Cm Gm Eb Ab
It was silence that begot them, the purpose of their ways
Cm Gm Eb Ab
Lord, the Father, the Beggar, with his two, two hands
Cm Gm Eb Ab
From that time, the post will pull, and push against the sky
Cm Gm Eb Ab
But, oh baby, baby I know, I know that the night's too slow,
Eb Ab
And no-no-no-no-nobody shall die,
Eb Ab
And no-no-no-no-nobody shall die,
Eb Ab
And no-no-no-no-nobody shall die,
Eb Gm
'Til I've got money in my hand,
Eb Gm
'Til I've got money in my hand,
Eb Gm
'Til I've got money in my hand,
Eb Gm
'Til I've got money in my hand,
Eb Gm
Oh I was a singer, and I sang in your home,
Eb Gm
I was a singer, and I sang in your home,
Eb Gm
I was a singer, and I sang in your home,
Eb Gm
But it don't mean nothing man, nothing man, until you got some money in your hand,
Oh oh...
Eb Gm
(till the end)
Off of 'Carey's Cold Spring.'
He plays it live with a capo on 3 so I'll write out both versions.
http://paperbagrecords.com/artists/frog-eyes/
-----Capo 3 Version-----
(All chord shapes relative to capo)
Am Em C F F x2
Am Em C F
It was early in the morning when the battle horse arrived.
Am Em C F
And he embraced Sarah, who was the bride of his old age
Am Em C F
And Sarah hugged Billy, who was born of her sweet, sweet womb
C F
And no-no-no-nobody shall die,
C F
And no-no-no-nobody shall die,
C F
And no-no-no-nobody shall die,
C Em
Until I've got money in my hand...
Am Em C F
It was silence that begot them, the purpose of their ways
Am Em C F
Lord, the Father, the Beggar, with his two, two hands
Am Em C F
From that time, the post will pull, and push against the sky
Am Em C F
But, oh baby, baby I know, I know that the night's too slow,
C F
And no-no-no-no-nobody shall die,
C F
And no-no-no-no-nobody shall die,
C F
And no-no-no-no-nobody shall die,
C Em
'Til I've got money in my hand,
C Em
'Til I've got money in my hand,
C Em
'Til I've got money in my hand,
C Em
'Til I've got money in my hand,
C Em
Oh I was a singer, and I sang in your home,
C Em
I was a singer, and I sang in your home,
C Em
I was a singer, and I sang in your home,
C Em
But it don't mean nothing man, nothing man, until you got some money in your hand,
Oh oh...
C Em
(till the end)
-----No Capo Version-----
Cm Gm Eb Ab Ab x2
Cm Gm Eb Ab
It was early in the morning when the battle horse arrived.
Cm Gm Eb Ab
And he embraced Sarah, who was the bride of his old age
Cm Gm Eb Ab
And Sarah hugged Billy, who was born of her sweet, sweet womb
Eb Ab
And no-no-no-nobody shall die,
Eb Ab
And no-no-no-nobody shall die,
Eb Ab
And no-no-no-nobody shall die,
Eb Gm
Until I've got money in my hand...
Cm Gm Eb Ab
It was silence that begot them, the purpose of their ways
Cm Gm Eb Ab
Lord, the Father, the Beggar, with his two, two hands
Cm Gm Eb Ab
From that time, the post will pull, and push against the sky
Cm Gm Eb Ab
But, oh baby, baby I know, I know that the night's too slow,
Eb Ab
And no-no-no-no-nobody shall die,
Eb Ab
And no-no-no-no-nobody shall die,
Eb Ab
And no-no-no-no-nobody shall die,
Eb Gm
'Til I've got money in my hand,
Eb Gm
'Til I've got money in my hand,
Eb Gm
'Til I've got money in my hand,
Eb Gm
'Til I've got money in my hand,
Eb Gm
Oh I was a singer, and I sang in your home,
Eb Gm
I was a singer, and I sang in your home,
Eb Gm
I was a singer, and I sang in your home,
Eb Gm
But it don't mean nothing man, nothing man, until you got some money in your hand,
Oh oh...
Eb Gm
(till the end)
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