Biografía:
Born on October 26, 1986 in Jerusalem, but raised in Amsterdam, Dotan is best known for misusing social media to paint a better picture of himself. In the winter of 2009, he wrote an email to world-renowned producers Martin Terefe and Sacha Skarbek, asking if they could help him with his music career. Less than a week later, Dotan was allowed to go to London to work with producers, who previously worked on albums by Adele, Coldplay and James Morrison, among others.
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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!
Fall - Dotan
Capo 3
Song begins with this picking pattern, the rest is somewhat similar and easy to figure out once you've seen it
A E B C#m A E B B
e|----------4---------------------------4---------2---------|
B|---2-------0-----4------5------2-------0-----4----4-2-----|
G|----2-------1-----4------6------2-------1-----4-----------|
D|--2--2---2------4--4---6--6---2--2---2------4--4----------|
A|-0-------------2------4------0-------------2--------------|
E|--------0---------------------------0------------2--------|
[Verse]
A E B C#m
The coldest night came in Spring
A E B B
The final frost was laid again
A E B C#m
It draft the roof, froze the shoes, killed the flowers,
A E B B
and stole the colour from the sun.
[Chorus]
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
Burst the dams and start again.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
The will of men can't hold it in.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
As the blood beneath my skin.
F#m
Let the river in,
A B
Nature plays, nature wins.
A E B C#m [intro pattern]
A E B B [intro pattern]
[Verse]
A E B C#m
You held on to my hands like a vice,
A E B B
Turn the screw, turn them white,
A E B C#m
But there's a point there's a limit where we break,
A E B B
The current finds the quickest way.
[Chorus]
C#m
So let the river in,
A B
Burst the dams and start again.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
The will of men can't hold it in.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
As the blood beneath my skin.
F#m
Let the river in,
A B
Nature plays, nature wins.
[Bridge]
A B A B
ohohohoho, ohohoho, ohohohohho, ohohoh
A B
I feel the breaking of bricks and water,
A B
I feel the rhythm of the water, oh
A B
I feel the breaking of bricks and water,
A B
I feel the rhythm of the water, oh
[Chorus]
C#m
So let the river in,
A B
Burst the dams and start again.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
The will of men can't hold it in.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
As the blood beneath my skin.
F#m
Let the river in,
A B
Nature plays and nature wins.
[Outro]
C#m
So let the river in,
A B
Burst the dams and start again.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
The will of men can't hold it in.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
As the blood beneath my skin.
F#m
Let the river in,
A B
Nature plays and nature wins.
A E B C#m [intro pattern]
A E B B [intro pattern]
Capo 3
Song begins with this picking pattern, the rest is somewhat similar and easy to figure out once you've seen it
A E B C#m A E B B
e|----------4---------------------------4---------2---------|
B|---2-------0-----4------5------2-------0-----4----4-2-----|
G|----2-------1-----4------6------2-------1-----4-----------|
D|--2--2---2------4--4---6--6---2--2---2------4--4----------|
A|-0-------------2------4------0-------------2--------------|
E|--------0---------------------------0------------2--------|
[Verse]
A E B C#m
The coldest night came in Spring
A E B B
The final frost was laid again
A E B C#m
It draft the roof, froze the shoes, killed the flowers,
A E B B
and stole the colour from the sun.
[Chorus]
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
Burst the dams and start again.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
The will of men can't hold it in.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
As the blood beneath my skin.
F#m
Let the river in,
A B
Nature plays, nature wins.
A E B C#m [intro pattern]
A E B B [intro pattern]
[Verse]
A E B C#m
You held on to my hands like a vice,
A E B B
Turn the screw, turn them white,
A E B C#m
But there's a point there's a limit where we break,
A E B B
The current finds the quickest way.
[Chorus]
C#m
So let the river in,
A B
Burst the dams and start again.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
The will of men can't hold it in.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
As the blood beneath my skin.
F#m
Let the river in,
A B
Nature plays, nature wins.
[Bridge]
A B A B
ohohohoho, ohohoho, ohohohohho, ohohoh
A B
I feel the breaking of bricks and water,
A B
I feel the rhythm of the water, oh
A B
I feel the breaking of bricks and water,
A B
I feel the rhythm of the water, oh
[Chorus]
C#m
So let the river in,
A B
Burst the dams and start again.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
The will of men can't hold it in.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
As the blood beneath my skin.
F#m
Let the river in,
A B
Nature plays and nature wins.
[Outro]
C#m
So let the river in,
A B
Burst the dams and start again.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
The will of men can't hold it in.
C#m
Oh let the river in,
A B
As the blood beneath my skin.
F#m
Let the river in,
A B
Nature plays and nature wins.
A E B C#m [intro pattern]
A E B B [intro pattern]
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