Biografía:
Living Colour comenzó como un trío compuesto por Vernon Reid (guitarra), Muzz Skillings (bajo) y Will Calhoun (batería). Corey Glover (voz) fue integrado a la banda después de que Vernon Reid lo escucho cantar el "Feliz Cumpleaños" en la casa de un amigo. El grupo se presentó durante varios años en clubs y salas de Estados Unidos, haciendo habitual sus shows en el CBGB neoyorquino, previo a su primer disco. Vernon Reid era el único que contaba con experiencia musical
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Living Colour
Open Letter (To A Landlord)
Tuning: Standard
Transcribed by Soch Hean
Intro:
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Chorus:
Bb F
Now you can tear a building down
Eb G#
But you can’t erase a memory
Bb F
These houses may look all run down
Eb G#
But they have a value you can’t see
Verse:
F
This is my neighborhood
F
This is where I come from
F
I call this place my home
F
You call this place a slum
F
You wanna run all the people out
F
This what you’re all about
F
Treat poor people just like trash
F
Turn around and make big cash
Chorus:
Bb F
Now you can tear a building down
Eb G#
But you can’t erase a memory
Bb F
These houses may look all run down
Eb G#
But they have a value you can’t see
Verse 2:
F
Last month there was a fire
F
I saw seven children die
F
You sent flowers to their family
F
But your sympathy’s a lie
F
Cause every building that you burn
F
Is more blood money that you earn
F
We are forced to relocate
F
From the pain that you create
[Chorus]
[Verse 3] (Same as verses)
[Chorus]
You’ve got to fight
You’ve got a right
To fight for your neighborhood!
Open Letter (To A Landlord)
Tuning: Standard
Transcribed by Soch Hean
Intro:
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------5~----6-|
|-3---3---------------6---------------6---------------6---------------6-------6-|
|-3h5-3---3---------3-------3-------3-------3-------5-------5-------5---------7-|
|-------5-3h5-3---3-------3-------3-------3-------5-------5-------5-----------8-|
|---------------5-------5-----5-6-------6-----6-7-------7-----7-8---------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Chorus:
Bb F
Now you can tear a building down
Eb G#
But you can’t erase a memory
Bb F
These houses may look all run down
Eb G#
But they have a value you can’t see
Verse:
F
This is my neighborhood
F
This is where I come from
F
I call this place my home
F
You call this place a slum
F
You wanna run all the people out
F
This what you’re all about
F
Treat poor people just like trash
F
Turn around and make big cash
Chorus:
Bb F
Now you can tear a building down
Eb G#
But you can’t erase a memory
Bb F
These houses may look all run down
Eb G#
But they have a value you can’t see
Verse 2:
F
Last month there was a fire
F
I saw seven children die
F
You sent flowers to their family
F
But your sympathy’s a lie
F
Cause every building that you burn
F
Is more blood money that you earn
F
We are forced to relocate
F
From the pain that you create
[Chorus]
[Verse 3] (Same as verses)
[Chorus]
You’ve got to fight
You’ve got a right
To fight for your neighborhood!
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