Biografía:
Donovan (Donovan Philips Leitch), es un cantautor, poeta y guitarrista escocés nacido el 10 de mayo de 1946, en Maryhill, Glasgow. Emergió a mediados de los '60 como cantante folk, lo que le valió ser llamado el Bob Dylan británico, pero pronto se desató de esa etiqueta convirtiéndose en uno de los mayores representantes de la psicodelia de mediados y finales de los sesenta, con un estilo muy personal que fusionaba Jazz, Folk, Rock, y Música étnica.
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Otras canciones:
- Catch The Wind
- Colors
- Colours
- Hurdy Gurdy Man
- I Love My Shirt
- Jennifer Juniper
- Legend Of A Girl Child Linda
- Mellow Yellow
- Happiness Runs
- A Soldiers Dream
- Age Of Treason
- As I Recall It
- Astral Angel
- Atlantis
- Aye My Love
- Ballad Of Geraldine
- Barabajagal
- Be Not Too Hard
- Belated Forgiveness Plea
- Breezes Of Patchulie
- Brother Sun Sister Moon
- Candy Man
- Celeste
- Celia Of The Seals
- Changes
- Clara Clairvoyant
- Cosmic Wheels
- Cuttin Out
- Divine Daze Of Deathless Delight
- Donna Donna
- Epistle To Derroll
- Epistle To Dippy
- Goldwatch Blues
- Guinevere
- Isle Of Islay
- Jabberwocky
- Jersey Thursday
- Joe Beans Theme
- Josie
- Lalena
- Little Boy In Corduroy
- London Town
- Lord Of The Reedy River
- Lovely Princess
- Lullaby Of Spring
- Mad Johns Escape
- Maria Magenta
- Mr Wind
- Oh Gosh
- Ordinary Family
- Remember The Alamo
- Riki Tiki Tavi
- Rock And Roll Souljer
- Sadness
- Sand And Foam
- Season Of The Witch
- Shape In The Sky
- Skip A
- Someones Singing
- Song Of The Naturalists Wife
- Starfish On The Toast
- Sun
- Sunshine Superman
- Superlungs My Supergirl
- Teen Angel
- The Ballad Of A Crystal Man
- The Garden
- The Intergalactic Laxative
- The Land Of Doesnt Have To Be
- The Little Tin Soldier
- The Magpie
- The Quest
- The Summer Day Reflection Song
- The Sun Is A Very Magic Fellow
- The Tinker And The Crab
- The War Drags On
- There Is A Mountain
- There Is An Ocean
- There Was A Time
- Tinker Tale
- To Sing For You
- Trudi
- Try For The Sun
- Turquoise
- Under The Greenwood Tree
- Universal Soldier
- Voyage Into The Golden Screen
- Wear Your Love Like Heaven
- Why Do You Treat Me Like You Do
- Widow With A Shawl
- Writer In The Sun
- Wynken Blynken And Nod
- Yellow Star
- Young Girl Blues
- Your Broken Heart
- Youre Gonna Need Somebody On Your Bond
¡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!
[Intro]
G C G
[Verse 1]
G C G C D Em
On a lone and windy hilltop beneath a roof of tin
C G B7 C
In a little wallpapered bedroom I done my growin'
C D Em C D Em
'Twas there I dreamt my dreams, there I hung my jeans
C G/B Am Am7/G D C G D C G
And wandered through my puberty as all do
[Verse 2]
G C G C D Em
My mother was a tight knot bound up with false guilt
C G B7 C
Strapped up in her fearing wall she had built
C D Em C D Em
An independent girl in a dark and cruel world
C G/B Am Am7/G D C G D C G
She'd lost the way to say, "OK, now lay back"
[Verse 3]
G C G C D Em
We disagreed on most things, I shouted peace and love
C G B7 C
The family of mankind, the symbol of the dove
C D Em C D Em
She only saw the surface of things before her face
C G/B Am Am7/G D C G D C G
But I was young and argued on for hours
[Verse 4]
G C G C D Em
My father he liked poetry, a scholar he might have made
C G B7 C
Had he not been born a poor boy barefoot and underpaid
C D Em C D G C G
So the man worked with his hands up and down the land
C G/B Am Am7/G D C G D C G
His dreams forgot he thought that I must follow
[Verse 5]
G C G C D Em
With his Marxist worker's wisdom he'd read a thing or two
C G B7 C
He once had been a Mason but he never followed through
C D Em C D Em
Always kind and thoughtful, smelling of machine oil
C G/B Am Am7/G D C G D C G
And he read me poetry of visio-naries
[Verse 6]
G C G C D Em
I flunk my way to college, a looser kind of school
C G B7 C
Got me borrowed play time arty, feeling cool
C D Em C D Em
Just to live an artist, diggin' the ravin' scene
C G/B Am Am7/G D C G D C G
Reading Kerouac and Ginsberg well deuced
[Verse 7]
G C G C D Em
I was not academic, Art and English lit
C G B7 C
The history of mankind I liked that a bit
C D Em C D Em
And what was I to do, the choices they were few
C G/B Am Am7/G D
A downright disgrace to the working classes
C G/B Am Am7/G D
A downright disgrace to the working classes
C G/B Am Am7/G D
A downright disgrace to the working classes
C G/B Am Am7/G D
A downright disgrace to the working classes
G C G
[Verse 1]
G C G C D Em
On a lone and windy hilltop beneath a roof of tin
C G B7 C
In a little wallpapered bedroom I done my growin'
C D Em C D Em
'Twas there I dreamt my dreams, there I hung my jeans
C G/B Am Am7/G D C G D C G
And wandered through my puberty as all do
[Verse 2]
G C G C D Em
My mother was a tight knot bound up with false guilt
C G B7 C
Strapped up in her fearing wall she had built
C D Em C D Em
An independent girl in a dark and cruel world
C G/B Am Am7/G D C G D C G
She'd lost the way to say, "OK, now lay back"
[Verse 3]
G C G C D Em
We disagreed on most things, I shouted peace and love
C G B7 C
The family of mankind, the symbol of the dove
C D Em C D Em
She only saw the surface of things before her face
C G/B Am Am7/G D C G D C G
But I was young and argued on for hours
[Verse 4]
G C G C D Em
My father he liked poetry, a scholar he might have made
C G B7 C
Had he not been born a poor boy barefoot and underpaid
C D Em C D G C G
So the man worked with his hands up and down the land
C G/B Am Am7/G D C G D C G
His dreams forgot he thought that I must follow
[Verse 5]
G C G C D Em
With his Marxist worker's wisdom he'd read a thing or two
C G B7 C
He once had been a Mason but he never followed through
C D Em C D Em
Always kind and thoughtful, smelling of machine oil
C G/B Am Am7/G D C G D C G
And he read me poetry of visio-naries
[Verse 6]
G C G C D Em
I flunk my way to college, a looser kind of school
C G B7 C
Got me borrowed play time arty, feeling cool
C D Em C D Em
Just to live an artist, diggin' the ravin' scene
C G/B Am Am7/G D C G D C G
Reading Kerouac and Ginsberg well deuced
[Verse 7]
G C G C D Em
I was not academic, Art and English lit
C G B7 C
The history of mankind I liked that a bit
C D Em C D Em
And what was I to do, the choices they were few
C G/B Am Am7/G D
A downright disgrace to the working classes
C G/B Am Am7/G D
A downright disgrace to the working classes
C G/B Am Am7/G D
A downright disgrace to the working classes
C G/B Am Am7/G D
A downright disgrace to the working classes
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