Biografía:
After years of making music together in the studio and on the road as part of Chuck's solo project ("sensitive, introspective...inspired"--NY Times), Chuck E. Costa, Eric Dawson Tate, and Colin Meyer, were compelled to give their collaboration a name. The resulting Mon Monarch is a collective sound, ever-evolving in its synthesis of folk, roots, rock, americana, and indie with the diverse influences of its members.
The band is currently touring and supporting the re-mastered release of its "winningly understated debut
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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!
Capo 3
Strumming Pattern: DDUDU (On the first downstrum, only hit the low A string)
[Intro]
C
[Verse I]
C F
Lincoln tried to address, to address
C F C
Lincoln tried to address Gettysburg that day.
C F
He was put to the test, make sense of this mess
C F C
Yeah he was put to the test, just like you and me.
[Chorus]
F
When the light turns on us
C
Bright from darkness
F G C
Eyes need to adjust...
C
[Verse II]
C F
He took the stage and did his best, he did his best
C
His words were clear and focused.
F C
On this they all agreed
C F C
Some were moved, some not impressed, not impressed, not impressed
C F C
Was it too much to digest, too simple to see?
[Chorus]
F
When the light turns on us
C
Bright from darkness
F G C
Eyes need to adjust...
C
[Verse III]
C F C
Some times they weigh more than the rest, than the rest
C F C
You need to see the forest, when all you see are trees
C F C
You trust that beating in your chest, in your chest, in your chest
C F C
Don’t look back, don’t second guess, don’t go blowing with the breeze.
[Chorus]
F
When the light turns on us
C
Bright from darkness
F G C
Eyes need to adjust...
C
[Outro]
C F
Lincoln tried to address, to address
C F C
Lincoln tried to address Gettysburg that day.
Strumming Pattern: DDUDU (On the first downstrum, only hit the low A string)
[Intro]
C
[Verse I]
C F
Lincoln tried to address, to address
C F C
Lincoln tried to address Gettysburg that day.
C F
He was put to the test, make sense of this mess
C F C
Yeah he was put to the test, just like you and me.
[Chorus]
F
When the light turns on us
C
Bright from darkness
F G C
Eyes need to adjust...
C
[Verse II]
C F
He took the stage and did his best, he did his best
C
His words were clear and focused.
F C
On this they all agreed
C F C
Some were moved, some not impressed, not impressed, not impressed
C F C
Was it too much to digest, too simple to see?
[Chorus]
F
When the light turns on us
C
Bright from darkness
F G C
Eyes need to adjust...
C
[Verse III]
C F C
Some times they weigh more than the rest, than the rest
C F C
You need to see the forest, when all you see are trees
C F C
You trust that beating in your chest, in your chest, in your chest
C F C
Don’t look back, don’t second guess, don’t go blowing with the breeze.
[Chorus]
F
When the light turns on us
C
Bright from darkness
F G C
Eyes need to adjust...
C
[Outro]
C F
Lincoln tried to address, to address
C F C
Lincoln tried to address Gettysburg that day.
Monica
Mónica Na (...)
Monica Reyes
Monika Brodka
Monk Theme (jeff (...)
Montaigne
Monty Datta
Monty Norman
Monty Python
Moody Blues