Biografía:
Rory McLeod is a British folk singer-songwriter born in London. As well as singing, his performances include storytelling in the tradition of the travelling minstrel or troubadour and playing a wide range of instruments including guitar, harmonica, trombone and his own invention the 'stomping box'.
He has travelled widely performing and has released the following albums:
• Swings and Roundabouts (2010)
• Songs for Big Little People (2007)
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Otras canciones:
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Capo 5
Am E Am E Am Am
{Intro}
Main Riff:
(This is just one way to play it, you can just use the top notes of each chord if you prefer)
Am E
||--------0---------------0-------|--------------------------------||
||1-1---3-1---------1---3-1-3---1-|3---0-0---1-0-------------------||
||2-2---2-2---------2---2-2-2---2-|1---1-1---1-1-------------------||
||2-2---2-2---------2---2-2-2---2-|2---2-2---2-2-------------------||
||0-0---0-0---------0---0-0-0---0-|2---2-2---2-2-------------------||
||--------------------------------|0---0-0---0-0-------------------|| x2
Am
While a humble man works with unquenchable faith
E
Unpreachable in words
Am
A silent man acts, he doesn't speak
E
And the deed is done and never heard
Am
The unseen sings from him
E
But words are not enough
Am
We sing with a hunger, you can call it an anger
E
But we sing with an angry love
E
We sing with a hunger
D
You can call it an anger
E
But we sing with a hunger
D
We sing with an angry love
E
We sing with a hunger
D
You can call it an anger
E
But we sing with a hunger
D
We sing with an angry love
Am E Am E
{Main riff}
Am
We sing a song of struggle for rising slaves
E
For the one who's hit because they never obey
Am
For the woman's struggle against great odds
E
For those fools who are trying to be gods
Am
A song for the mother's love for a child
E
And for the tamed who fights to be wild
Am
For the smell of the earth, the flight of the bird
E
And for its song in the trees
Am
For the sun to fall on, the seeds to grow from
E
A song for the commonest weeds
E
We sing with a hunger
D
You can call it an anger
E
But we sing with a hunger
D
We sing with an angry love
E
We sing with a hunger
D
You can call it an anger
E
But we sing with a hunger
D
We sing with an angry love
Am
Hunger, hunger, hunger, hunger, hunger
E
Anger, anger, anger, anger, anger
Am
Hunger, hunger, hunger, hunger, hunger
E
Anger, anger, anger
Am
We sing a song with calm gaze or flashing eyes
E
That serves no-one, that laughs and cries
Am
A song of pensive thought, a song of games
E
Or for a solitary walk down a lonely lane
Am
Well he never sang of manly life
E
'Cause he feels like he's still a child
Am
And he never sang of peaceful life
E
'Cause this life drove him wild
E
And we sing with a hunger
D
You can call it an anger
E
But we sing with a hunger
D
We sing with an angry love
E
We sing with a hunger
D
You can call it an anger
E
But we sing with a hunger
D
We sing with an angry love
Am E Am E
{Main riff}
Am E Am E (repeat)
{Vocal break/outro}
Am E Am E Am Am
{Intro}
Main Riff:
(This is just one way to play it, you can just use the top notes of each chord if you prefer)
Am E
||--------0---------------0-------|--------------------------------||
||1-1---3-1---------1---3-1-3---1-|3---0-0---1-0-------------------||
||2-2---2-2---------2---2-2-2---2-|1---1-1---1-1-------------------||
||2-2---2-2---------2---2-2-2---2-|2---2-2---2-2-------------------||
||0-0---0-0---------0---0-0-0---0-|2---2-2---2-2-------------------||
||--------------------------------|0---0-0---0-0-------------------|| x2
Am
While a humble man works with unquenchable faith
E
Unpreachable in words
Am
A silent man acts, he doesn't speak
E
And the deed is done and never heard
Am
The unseen sings from him
E
But words are not enough
Am
We sing with a hunger, you can call it an anger
E
But we sing with an angry love
E
We sing with a hunger
D
You can call it an anger
E
But we sing with a hunger
D
We sing with an angry love
E
We sing with a hunger
D
You can call it an anger
E
But we sing with a hunger
D
We sing with an angry love
Am E Am E
{Main riff}
Am
We sing a song of struggle for rising slaves
E
For the one who's hit because they never obey
Am
For the woman's struggle against great odds
E
For those fools who are trying to be gods
Am
A song for the mother's love for a child
E
And for the tamed who fights to be wild
Am
For the smell of the earth, the flight of the bird
E
And for its song in the trees
Am
For the sun to fall on, the seeds to grow from
E
A song for the commonest weeds
E
We sing with a hunger
D
You can call it an anger
E
But we sing with a hunger
D
We sing with an angry love
E
We sing with a hunger
D
You can call it an anger
E
But we sing with a hunger
D
We sing with an angry love
Am
Hunger, hunger, hunger, hunger, hunger
E
Anger, anger, anger, anger, anger
Am
Hunger, hunger, hunger, hunger, hunger
E
Anger, anger, anger
Am
We sing a song with calm gaze or flashing eyes
E
That serves no-one, that laughs and cries
Am
A song of pensive thought, a song of games
E
Or for a solitary walk down a lonely lane
Am
Well he never sang of manly life
E
'Cause he feels like he's still a child
Am
And he never sang of peaceful life
E
'Cause this life drove him wild
E
And we sing with a hunger
D
You can call it an anger
E
But we sing with a hunger
D
We sing with an angry love
E
We sing with a hunger
D
You can call it an anger
E
But we sing with a hunger
D
We sing with an angry love
Am E Am E
{Main riff}
Am E Am E (repeat)
{Vocal break/outro}
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