Biografía:
Randall Stuart Newman (28 de noviembre de 1943), compositor, arreglista, cantante y pianista estadounidense. Es conocido por sus mordaces canciones y por varias de las bandas sonoras que ha escrito.
Newman nació en Los Ángeles, California, en el seno de una familia judía pero siendo un bebe su familia se trasladó a Nueva Orleans, Louisiana, donde vivía la familia de su madre. Allí vivió hasta los 11 años. Su familia por parte de padre incluye a sus tíos Alfred Newman
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Otras canciones:
- Hay Un Amigo En Mí (toy Story)
- If I Didn't Have You
- It's A Jungle Out There
- Mcqueen And Sally
- Political Science
- Short People
- The Time Of Your Life
- Yo Soy Tu Amigo Fiel
- You've Got A Friend In Me
- You've Got A Friend In Me
- Youve Got A Friend In Me
- You’ve Got A Friend In Me
- A Wedding In Cherokee County
- Almost There
- Back On My Feet Again
- Bad News From Home
- Baltimore
- Be A Pepper
- Beehive State
- Bet No One Ever Hurt This Bad
- Big And Loud
- Birmingham
- Blue Shadows On The Trail
- Burn On
- Cant Keep A Good Man Down
- Christmas In Cape Town
- Dancing
- Davy The Fat Boy
- Dayton Ohio 1903
- Dixie Flyer
- Every Man A King
- Every Time It Rains
- Falling In Love
- Feels Like Home
- Follow The Flag
- Ghosts
- Gods Song
- Gone Dead Train
- Guilty
- Have You Seen My Baby
- He Gives Us All His Love
- I Love La
- I Love To See You Smile
- I Miss You
- I Think Hes Hiding
- I Think Its Going To Rain Today
- I Want You To Hurt Like I Do
- I Will Go Sailing No More
- If I Didnt Have You
- Ill Be Home
- Im Different
- In Germany Before The War
- Its A Jungle Out There
- Its Money That I Love
- Its Money That Matters
- Jolly Coppers On Parade
- Last Night I Had A Dream
- Laugh And Be Happy
- Living Without You
- Lonely At The Top
- Losing You
- Louisiana 1927
- Love Story
- Ma Belle Evangeline
- Mama Told Me Not To Come
- Marie
- Maybe Im Doing It Wrong
- Memo To My Son
- Mr President Have Pity On The Working Man
- My Country
- My Little Buttercup
- My Old Kentucky Home
- Naked Man
- Old Man
- Only A Girl
- Pretty Boy
- Rednecks
- Rider In The Rain
- Rollin
- Sail Away
- She Chose Me
- Sigmund Freuds Impersonation Of Albert Einstein In America
- Simon Smith And The Amazing Dancing Bear
- Something Special
- Song For The Dead
- Spies
- Strange Things
- Texas Girl At The Funeral Of Her Father
- The Blues
- The Girls In My Life Part 1
- The Great Nations Of Europe
- The Story Of A Rocknroll Band
- The World Isnt Fair
- Wandering Boy
- We Belong Together
¡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!
C Am
Let's go back to yesterday, when a phone call cost a dime.
F
in New Orleans, just a nickel.
F C
Turn back the hands of time.
F C
Turn back the hands of time.
C Am
Picture a room with a window, a sofa and some chairs,
F G C Csus4 C
a television turned on for the night.
C Am
Picture a woman, two children seated, a man lying there,
F G C Csus4 C
their faces softly glowing in the light.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
This is the world I understand.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
And I know 'em like the back of my own hand.
Bb G C Am
If we had something to say we'd bounce it off the screen
F G C
we were watching and we couldn't look away.
Bb G C Am
We all know what we look like, you know what I mean?
F G C
We wouldn't have had it any other way.
E Am G C
We got comedy, tragedy. Ev'rything from A to B,
Dm Em F Dm Em F
watching other people living, seeing other people play.
Dm Em F G
Having other people's voices fill our minds.
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Thank you, Jesus.
E Am
Feelings might go unexpressed.
G C
I think that's prob'ly for the best.
F Em Dm G
Dig too deep, who knows what you will find.
C Am
This is my country, those were my people.
F G C
Their's was the world I understand.
C Am
Picture a room, no window, a door that leads outside,
F G C Csus4 C
a man lying on a blanket on the floor.
C Am
Picture his three grown boys behind him, bouncing words off a screen,
F G C Csus4 C
of a television big as all outdoors.
Bb G C Am
Now your children are your children, even when they're grown.
F G C
When they speak to you, you got to listen to what they have to say.
Bb G C Am
But they all live alone now, they have TVs of their own
F G C Csus4 C
but they keep on coming over anyway.
F G F G C
And much as I love them, I'm always kind of glad when they go away.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
This is the world I understand.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
And I know 'em like the back of my own hand.
F G C Csus4 C
I know 'em like the back of my own hand.
Let's go back to yesterday, when a phone call cost a dime.
F
in New Orleans, just a nickel.
F C
Turn back the hands of time.
F C
Turn back the hands of time.
C Am
Picture a room with a window, a sofa and some chairs,
F G C Csus4 C
a television turned on for the night.
C Am
Picture a woman, two children seated, a man lying there,
F G C Csus4 C
their faces softly glowing in the light.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
This is the world I understand.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
And I know 'em like the back of my own hand.
Bb G C Am
If we had something to say we'd bounce it off the screen
F G C
we were watching and we couldn't look away.
Bb G C Am
We all know what we look like, you know what I mean?
F G C
We wouldn't have had it any other way.
E Am G C
We got comedy, tragedy. Ev'rything from A to B,
Dm Em F Dm Em F
watching other people living, seeing other people play.
Dm Em F G
Having other people's voices fill our minds.
G
Thank you, Jesus.
E Am
Feelings might go unexpressed.
G C
I think that's prob'ly for the best.
F Em Dm G
Dig too deep, who knows what you will find.
C Am
This is my country, those were my people.
F G C
Their's was the world I understand.
C Am
Picture a room, no window, a door that leads outside,
F G C Csus4 C
a man lying on a blanket on the floor.
C Am
Picture his three grown boys behind him, bouncing words off a screen,
F G C Csus4 C
of a television big as all outdoors.
Bb G C Am
Now your children are your children, even when they're grown.
F G C
When they speak to you, you got to listen to what they have to say.
Bb G C Am
But they all live alone now, they have TVs of their own
F G C Csus4 C
but they keep on coming over anyway.
F G F G C
And much as I love them, I'm always kind of glad when they go away.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
This is the world I understand.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
And I know 'em like the back of my own hand.
F G C Csus4 C
I know 'em like the back of my own hand.
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