Biografía:
Peter Himmelman, nacido en el estado de Minnesota (EEUU), fue el líder de una banda de pop/rock alternativo de los 80 llamada Sussman Lawrence antes de emprender su carrera en solitario en el año 1986.
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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!
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Date: Tue, 21 Nov 1995 10:40:31 -0700
From: [email protected] (Paul Pfaffenberger)
Subject: Impermanent_Things by Peter Himmelman
Impermanent Things
by Peter Himmelman
"From Strength to Strength"
D G C
All these impermanent things
Dm C Dm C
Oh how they fool me, dominate and rule me
Dm C G Gsus4 G
They keep me waiting here forever
D G C
All these impermament things
Dm C Dm C
Well their beauty's never-aging but their worthlessness' enraging
Dm C G Gsus4 G
You know we always stand alone when we're together
Am G F Fsus4 F Am G F Fsus4
So why keep hanging on to things that never stay
F Am G F C G
Things that just keep stringing us along from day to day
D G C
All these impermanent things
Dm C Dm C
Present yet elusive, passive yet abusive
Dm C G Gsus4 G
Tearing out the heart in utter silence
D G C
All these impermanent things
Dm C Dm C
They point in all directions like second-hand reflections
Dm C G Gsus4 G
And they're leading me to subtle shades of violence
I think it's played about 2 keys higher on the album
There's a third verse also, but I can't remember it
If anyone can, feel free to add it
Paul Pfaffenberger
[email protected]
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Date: Tue, 21 Nov 1995 10:40:31 -0700
From: [email protected] (Paul Pfaffenberger)
Subject: Impermanent_Things by Peter Himmelman
Impermanent Things
by Peter Himmelman
"From Strength to Strength"
D G C
All these impermanent things
Dm C Dm C
Oh how they fool me, dominate and rule me
Dm C G Gsus4 G
They keep me waiting here forever
D G C
All these impermament things
Dm C Dm C
Well their beauty's never-aging but their worthlessness' enraging
Dm C G Gsus4 G
You know we always stand alone when we're together
Am G F Fsus4 F Am G F Fsus4
So why keep hanging on to things that never stay
F Am G F C G
Things that just keep stringing us along from day to day
D G C
All these impermanent things
Dm C Dm C
Present yet elusive, passive yet abusive
Dm C G Gsus4 G
Tearing out the heart in utter silence
D G C
All these impermanent things
Dm C Dm C
They point in all directions like second-hand reflections
Dm C G Gsus4 G
And they're leading me to subtle shades of violence
I think it's played about 2 keys higher on the album
There's a third verse also, but I can't remember it
If anyone can, feel free to add it
Paul Pfaffenberger
[email protected]
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