Biografía:
Robert Ellidge Wyatt (Bristol el 28 de enero de 1945) destacó como músico y compositor en el sonido Canterbury, movimiento artístico y musical surgido en Inglaterra a finales de los 60. Fue miembro fundador del grupo The Soft Machine, una escisión del grupo The Wilde Flowers, hasta 1971, cuando abandonó la formación para iniciar una carrera en solitarió que lo encumbró como uno de los personajes más interesantes, emocionales y creativos de la música británica de los años 70.
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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!
[Intro]
Gm
[Verse 1]
Bb Em Eb
They say the working class is dead, we're all consumers now
Bb Em Eb
They say that we have moved ahead, we're all just people now
Bb Em Eb
There's people doing 'frightfully well' there's others on the shelf
Bb Em Eb
But never mind the second kind this is the age of self
Gm D Bb C
[Chorus]
Gm D
And it seems to me if we forget our roots and where we stand
Bb C
The movement will disintegrate like castles built on sand
[Verse 2]
Bb Em Eb
They say we need new images to help our movement grow
Bb Em Eb
They say that life is broader based as if we didn't know
Bb Em Eb
While Martin J. and Robert Maxwell play with printer's ink
Bb Em Eb
The workers 'round the world still die for Rio Tinto Zinc
Gm D Bb C
[Chorus]
Gm D
And it seems to me if we forget our roots and where we stand
Bb C Cm
The movement will disintegrate like castles built on sand
Gm
Castles built on sand
Gm
Gm
[Verse 1]
Bb Em Eb
They say the working class is dead, we're all consumers now
Bb Em Eb
They say that we have moved ahead, we're all just people now
Bb Em Eb
There's people doing 'frightfully well' there's others on the shelf
Bb Em Eb
But never mind the second kind this is the age of self
Gm D Bb C
[Chorus]
Gm D
And it seems to me if we forget our roots and where we stand
Bb C
The movement will disintegrate like castles built on sand
[Verse 2]
Bb Em Eb
They say we need new images to help our movement grow
Bb Em Eb
They say that life is broader based as if we didn't know
Bb Em Eb
While Martin J. and Robert Maxwell play with printer's ink
Bb Em Eb
The workers 'round the world still die for Rio Tinto Zinc
Gm D Bb C
[Chorus]
Gm D
And it seems to me if we forget our roots and where we stand
Bb C Cm
The movement will disintegrate like castles built on sand
Gm
Castles built on sand
Gm
Roberto Angelini
Roberto Antonio
Roberto Bellaros (...)
Roberto Benigni
Roberto Bianco & (...)
Roberto Ramirez
Roberto Reyes
Roberto Rimoldi (...)
Roberto Robelo
Roberto Salamanc (...)