Biografia:
Christians & Lions is a DIY band from Boston, MA, formed in 2004 by brothers Ben and Sam. After a self-released CD single and several local shows, they recorded an all-acoustic version of what was to be their first album and were picked up by New York’s ECA Records. A short US tour followed, as did a more expanded, amplified lineup and their full-band debut, More Songs for Dreamsleepers and The Very Awake (2006). From 2007-2009 the band continued to tour and record sporadically
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
C E Am F
C F E D C
Verse
C E
Over the tracks,
Am F
with a sack full of matches,
C F E D C
I'm gonna burn all the letters I've wrote.
C E
Don't worry, darling,
Am F
I ain't brave enough to catch it
C F E D C
this fire that's licking my hopes.
Chorus
F
Besides, if I went up
C
like a soaked rolling paper,
F C
I'd still be fast-burning-out.
F C Am
And what's the use of a good, strong noose
C F E D C
when your problem's too much hanging around?
Verse
C E
So I walked back crashing,
Am F
my pockets full of ash in
C F E D C
the latesummer moon's holy glow.
C E Am F
that loved me to death on the banks of every river,
C F E D C
where every breath in brought me home.
Chorus
F
'Cause if home's where hearts is
C
beating like a bird's wing,
F C
then I've many homes and I should:
F
said a man who wasn't homeless,
C Am
"I'm always just traveling
C F E D C
taking walks around my neighborhood."
(Trumpet solo)
C E Am F
C F E D C
Verse
C E
Wisdom: it comes
Am F
but age don't unlock it.
C F E D C
You've got to spend all the passion you've found.
C E
With more change in their heads
Am F
than in all of their pockets,
Outro
C F Am D
some can show you the way to slow down. (oooh...)
C F E D C
Sometimes we all need to slow down.
C F E D C
Verse
C E
Over the tracks,
Am F
with a sack full of matches,
C F E D C
I'm gonna burn all the letters I've wrote.
C E
Don't worry, darling,
Am F
I ain't brave enough to catch it
C F E D C
this fire that's licking my hopes.
Chorus
F
Besides, if I went up
C
like a soaked rolling paper,
F C
I'd still be fast-burning-out.
F C Am
And what's the use of a good, strong noose
C F E D C
when your problem's too much hanging around?
Verse
C E
So I walked back crashing,
Am F
my pockets full of ash in
C F E D C
the latesummer moon's holy glow.
C E Am F
that loved me to death on the banks of every river,
C F E D C
where every breath in brought me home.
Chorus
F
'Cause if home's where hearts is
C
beating like a bird's wing,
F C
then I've many homes and I should:
F
said a man who wasn't homeless,
C Am
"I'm always just traveling
C F E D C
taking walks around my neighborhood."
(Trumpet solo)
C E Am F
C F E D C
Verse
C E
Wisdom: it comes
Am F
but age don't unlock it.
C F E D C
You've got to spend all the passion you've found.
C E
With more change in their heads
Am F
than in all of their pockets,
Outro
C F Am D
some can show you the way to slow down. (oooh...)
C F E D C
Sometimes we all need to slow down.
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Christina Vidal
Christine Albert
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