Biografía:
¡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!
Tommy Sands - There Were Roses
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my song for you this evening
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It's not to make you sad
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nor for adding to the sorrows
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of this troubled northern land
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but lately I been thinking
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and it just won't leave my mind
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to tell you of two friends one time
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who were both good friends of mine
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alan bell from benagh
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he lived just across the fields
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a great man for the music
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and the dancing and the reels
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o'malley came from south armagh
F G C
to court young alice fair
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and we'd often meet on the ryan road
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and laughter filled the air
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there were roses roses there were roses
C G F C
and the tears of the people ran together
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alan he was protestant
F G C
and sean was catholic born
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it never made a difference
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for the friendship it was strong
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and sometimes in the evening
F G C
when we heard the sound of the drums
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we said it won't divide us
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we will always be the ones
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for the ground our fathers ploughed in
F G C
well the soil is just the same
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and the places where we say our prayers
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have just got different names
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we talked about the friends who died
F G C
and hoped there'd be no more
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it was little then that we realised
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the tragedy in store
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there were roses roses there were roses
C G F C
and the tears of the people ran together
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it was on the sunday morning
F G C
when the awful news came round
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another killing has been done
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just outside newry town
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we knew that alan danced up there
F G C
we knew he liked the band
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when we heard that he was dead
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we just could not understand
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we gathered at the graveside
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on that cold and rainy day
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and the minister he closed his eyes
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and he prayed for no revenge
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and all the ones who knew him
F G C
from along the ryan road
bowed their heads
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and said a prayer
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for the resting of his soul
F C F C F C
there were roses roses there were roses
C G F C
and the tears of the people ran together
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well fear it filled the countryside
F G C
there was fear in every home
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when the car of death came prowling
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round the lonely ryan road
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a catholic will be killed tonight
F G C
to even up the score
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o christ it's young o'malley
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that they've taken from the door
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alan was my friend he cried
F G C
he begged them with his fear
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but centuries of hatred
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have ears that cannot hear
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an eye for an eye
F G C
was all that filled their minds
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and another eye for another eye
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till everyone is blind
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there were roses roses there were roses
C G F C
and the tears of the people ran together
C
so my song for you this evening
F G C
it's not to make you sad
G
nor for adding to the sorrows
F
of this troubled northern land
C
but lately I been thinking
F G C
and it just won't leave my mind
G
to tell you of two friends one time
F
who were both good friends of mine
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I don't know where the moral is
F G C
or where this song should end
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but I wonder just how many wars
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are fought between good friends
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and those that give the orders
F G C
are not the ones to die
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it's bell and o'malley
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and the likes of you and i
F C F C F C
there were roses roses there were roses
C G F C
and the tears of the people ran together
F C F C F C
there were roses roses there were roses
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