Biografía:
Banda inglesa formada en 1968.
Pertenecientes a la camada que trajo glorias como Soft Machine, Caravan y Pink Floyd. Una diferencia notable entre estos y The Strawbs (apócope de "Strawberries") es que siempre utilizaron melodías más cercanas al folk que a la música experimental, no por eso su sonido fue menos vanguardista.
Por sus filas pasaron gente como Richard Hudson,John Ford (quienes dejarían a la banda para formar un dueto no del todo logrado)
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Otras canciones:
- A Glimpse Of Heaven
- A Mind Of My Own
- Afraid To Let Go
- Alexander The Great
- Alices Song
- All The Little Ladies
- Another Day
- Autumn
- Back In The Old Routine
- Back On The Farm
- Backside
- Barcarole For The Death Of Venice
- Beneath The Angry Sky
- Benedictus
- Beside The Rio Grande
- Burning For Me
- Carry Me Home
- Changes Arrange Us
- Christmas Cheer
- Christmas Cheer Everythings Going To Be Alright
- Close Your Eyes
- Cold Steel
- Cry No More
- Cut Like A Diamond
- Deadly Nightshade
- Deep In The Darkest Night
- Do You Remember
- Dont Try To Change Me
- Everybody Knows
- Face Down In The Well
- Flight
- Flying
- Forever Ocean Blue
- Further Down The Road
- Goodbye Is Not An Easy Word To Say
- Grace Darling
- Hanging In The Gallery
- Heartbreaker
- Heavy Disguise
- Here Today Gone Tomorrow
- Here Todaygone Tomorrow
- Hero And Heroine
- Hey Little Man Thursdays Child
- Hey Little Man Wednesdays Child
- I Dont Want To Talk About It
- I Feel Your Loving Coming On
- I Only Want My Love To Grow In You
- I Turned My Face Into The Wind
- Ill Carry On Beside You
- Ill Show You Where To Sleep
- In Amongst The Roses
- Is It Today Lord
- Ive Been My Own Worst Friend
- Joey And Me
- Josephine For Better Or For Worse
- Keep On Trying
- Keep The Devil Outside
- Lady Fuschia
- Lay A Little Light On Me
- Lay Down
- Lemon Pie
- Little Sleepy
- Midnight Sun
- Might As Well Be On Mars
- Morning Glory
- My Friend Peter
- New Beginnings
- New World
- No Return
- Not All The Flowers Grow
- October To May
- Oh How She Changed
- On A Night Like This
- On Growing Older
- Or Am I Dreaming
- Out In The Cold
- Part Of The Union
- Pieces Of 79 And 15
- Poor Jimmy Wilson
- Revenge Can Be So Sweet
- Rhythm Of The Night
- Ringing Down The Years
- Round And Round
- Russian Front
- Sealed With A Traitors Kiss
- Shadowland
- Shine On Silver Sun
- So Close And Yet So Far Away
- Starshine Angel Wine
- Stone Cold Is The Womans Heart
- Stormy Down
- Strange Day Over The Hill
- Sunday Morning
- Taking A Chance
- Tell Me What You See In Me
- Thank You
- The Battle
- The Flower And The Young Man
- The Hangman And The Papist
- The Journeys End
- The King
- The Last Resort
- The Man Who Called Himself Jesus
- The Man Who Would Never Leave Grimsby
- The Plain
- The Promised Land
- The River
- The Soldiers Tale
- The Weary Song
- The Winter Long
- Thirty Days
- This Barren Land
- Til The Sun Comes Shining Through
- To Be Free
- Too Many Angels
- Under A Cloudless Sky
- Wasting My Time Thinking Of You
- Well Meet Again Sometime
- When The Lights Came On
- Where Am I
- Where Do You Go
- Where Do You Go When You Need A Hole To Crawl In
- Where Silent Shadows Fall
- Will You Go
- Winter And The Summer
- Witchwood
- Words Of Wisdom
- You And I When We Were Young
¡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!
Strawbs - The Man Who Called Himself Jesus
CAPO: 2nd Fret
INTRO: D C D C D C G C D
C
He came into the shop and looked me straight between the eyes
D C
And said, "You know I'm Jesus", and I must have looked surprised
D C
Because he said, "Please don't be hasty, no-one understands
G C
But I've got a way to prove it", and he lifted up his hands
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
C
For a minute I was speechless, then I looked into his face
D C
With sufficient lines of sadness for the total human race
D C
And I said, "You must be joking", but he slowly shook his head
G C
And said "That's what they all say, I might as well be dead."
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
C
He asked me if I knew a place where he could start to preach
D C
And I said "Well try a church, or maybe Brighton Beach"
D C
And I was trying to be serious, but he didn't seem impressed
G C
He said, "You think I'm crazy, you're just like all the rest."
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
C
I was really quite embarrassed, he was looking so sincere
D C
So I said, "I close the shop soon, won't you come and have a beer?"
D C
Then he asked me if I meant it, and he gave a funny smile
G C
And said he'd rather like that, and he hung around awhile
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
C
On the way he stopped to pat little children's heads
D C
And taught them one line prayers to say, when they went off to their beds
D C
But mostly they were frightened and they looked at him wide-eyed
G C
And when he said his name was Jesus, one girl even cried
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
C
In the pub I asked him, if he'd tried to see the Pope
D C
And he said although he'd thought about it, there was really not a hope
D C
Then he said he thought he'd better go, he had some work to do
G C
He said he'd come and see me in about a week or two
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
C
Well after he had gone, I thought of what he'd said
D C
And all his funny actions, they kept running through my head
D C
And when I felt my mind was drowning in a sea of mud
G C
It seemed his pint of beer had turned into a pint of blood
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
CAPO: 2nd Fret
INTRO: D C D C D C G C D
C
He came into the shop and looked me straight between the eyes
D C
And said, "You know I'm Jesus", and I must have looked surprised
D C
Because he said, "Please don't be hasty, no-one understands
G C
But I've got a way to prove it", and he lifted up his hands
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
C
For a minute I was speechless, then I looked into his face
D C
With sufficient lines of sadness for the total human race
D C
And I said, "You must be joking", but he slowly shook his head
G C
And said "That's what they all say, I might as well be dead."
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
C
He asked me if I knew a place where he could start to preach
D C
And I said "Well try a church, or maybe Brighton Beach"
D C
And I was trying to be serious, but he didn't seem impressed
G C
He said, "You think I'm crazy, you're just like all the rest."
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
C
I was really quite embarrassed, he was looking so sincere
D C
So I said, "I close the shop soon, won't you come and have a beer?"
D C
Then he asked me if I meant it, and he gave a funny smile
G C
And said he'd rather like that, and he hung around awhile
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
C
On the way he stopped to pat little children's heads
D C
And taught them one line prayers to say, when they went off to their beds
D C
But mostly they were frightened and they looked at him wide-eyed
G C
And when he said his name was Jesus, one girl even cried
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
C
In the pub I asked him, if he'd tried to see the Pope
D C
And he said although he'd thought about it, there was really not a hope
D C
Then he said he thought he'd better go, he had some work to do
G C
He said he'd come and see me in about a week or two
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
C
Well after he had gone, I thought of what he'd said
D C
And all his funny actions, they kept running through my head
D C
And when I felt my mind was drowning in a sea of mud
G C
It seemed his pint of beer had turned into a pint of blood
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
G C D
He was the man who called himself Jesus
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