Biografía:
Said The Whale é uma banda de Vancouver, Canadá.
São os ganhadores da categoria Juno Award for New Group of the Year 2011, apesar de já estarem atuando desde 2006. Eles tocam indie rock com características de indie pop, folk rock e country.
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Otras canciones:
- A Cold Night Close To The End
- Bc Orienteering
- Big Sky, Mt
- Black Day In Deptember
- Camilo
- Curse Of The Curents
- Gentleman
- Goonight Moon
- Howe Sounds
- Loveless
- Oh K, Okay
- Seasons
- Strong Swimmers
- The Light Is You
- The Real Of It
- A Song For Me
- Better For You
- Big Sky Mt
- Black Day In December
- Bones Of Winter
- Camilo The Magician
- Cascadia
- Curse Of The Currents
- False Creek Change
- Fish And Stars Ii
- Hurricane Ada
- I Love You
- Islands Disappear
- Lady Hourglass Your Heads On Fire
- Level Best
- Lines
- Little Bird
- Live Off Lamb
- Love Is Art Sleep Through The Fire
- More Than This
- Mother
- My Government Heart
- Narrows
- Nothing Makes Me Happy
- O Alexandra
- Oh K Okay
- Out On The Shield
- Plans For The Future
- Safe To Say
- The Fish And The Stars
- The Gift Of A Black Heart
- The Reason
- The Weight Of The Season
- This Winter I Retire
- Upset Her
- We Are 1980
¡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 C(with open D)
C Em F
Cleared a path through the unusual snowfall
C Em F
Our hands were cold, our hearts warm in the wet snow
C Em F
Asked me if I still believe in Santa Claus, well,
C Em F
Santa Claus is a very fine fellow
F E
When we reached that frozen lake,
C F
I thought it looked like it was strong enough to stand on
F E
Held your hand as we softly took the first step
Am F
Ignoring cracks, bubbles, we're strong swimmers
F
We'd be walking on water in the summer
C Em F
Held our ground through low clouds and dark skies
C Em F
Clothes were damp and our skins cold to the touch, touch
C Em F
Asked ourselves if we still believe in old tales
C Em F
Stories come and they go but they come from somewhere
F E
When we jumped through that frozen lake
C F
I thought the fire was a lovely thing to lean on
F E
Kissed your cheek and said "Darling, we're strong swimmers but
Am F
if I go down you better call Holly to save me"
F
We'd be buried in the water in the summer
F
We'd be leaning on lake tides and lilies
C E Am F
We've got the biggest hearts
C E Am
At a big love
F
And we're all strong swimmers
C E Am
We've got the biggest hearts
F
At a big love
C E Am
We've got the biggest hearts
F
And we're all
F
And we're all
F
And we're all
F
Strong swimmers
C Em F
Cleared a path through the unusual snowfall
C Em F
Our hands were cold, our hearts warm in the wet snow
C Em F
Asked me if I still believe in Santa Claus, well,
C Em F
Santa Claus is a very fine fellow
F E
When we reached that frozen lake,
C F
I thought it looked like it was strong enough to stand on
F E
Held your hand as we softly took the first step
Am F
Ignoring cracks, bubbles, we're strong swimmers
F
We'd be walking on water in the summer
C Em F
Held our ground through low clouds and dark skies
C Em F
Clothes were damp and our skins cold to the touch, touch
C Em F
Asked ourselves if we still believe in old tales
C Em F
Stories come and they go but they come from somewhere
F E
When we jumped through that frozen lake
C F
I thought the fire was a lovely thing to lean on
F E
Kissed your cheek and said "Darling, we're strong swimmers but
Am F
if I go down you better call Holly to save me"
F
We'd be buried in the water in the summer
F
We'd be leaning on lake tides and lilies
C E Am F
We've got the biggest hearts
C E Am
At a big love
F
And we're all strong swimmers
C E Am
We've got the biggest hearts
F
At a big love
C E Am
We've got the biggest hearts
F
And we're all
F
And we're all
F
And we're all
F
Strong swimmers
Saint Wellesley
Saintseneca
Salammusik Ft. Z (...)
Salbakuta
Sales
Sam Burchfield
Sam Concepcion
Sam Cooke
Sam Cragg
Sam Feldt