Biografia:
Fogelberg foi um componente chave da idade de ouro do cantor confessional e compositor, juntando-se os gostos de James Taylor, Carole King, Jackson Browne e mais foco na transformação de música pop do interior após a explosão dos anos 60 do comentário social. Ele tinha começado como um roqueiro em bandas em torno de sua cidade natal de Peoria, Illinois, mas iniciou sua carreira solo, enquanto freqüentava a Universidade de Illinois.
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Outras músicas:
- Go Down Easy
- Leader Of The Band
- Longer
- Run For The Roses
- Same Auld Lang Syne
- Same Old Lang Syne
- A Love Like This
- A Voice For Peace
- All There Is
- Along The Road
- Anyway I Love You
- As The Raven Flies
- Be On Your Way
- Believe In Me
- Better Change
- Captured Angel
- Changing Horses
- Comes And Goes
- Crow
- Dancing Shoes
- Days To Come
- Diamonds To Dust
- Face The Fire
- Faces Of America
- Forefathers
- Full Circle
- Ghosts
- Give Me Some Time Now
- Hard To Say
- Heart Hotels
- Hearts And Crafts
- Hickory Grove
- High Country Snows
- Icarus Ascending
- Illinois
- In The Passage
- Lessons Learned
- Long Way Home Live In The Country
- Looking For A Lady
- Loose Ends
- Lost In The Sun
- Love Gone By
- Magic Every Moment
- Make Love Stay
- Man In The Mirror
- Missing You
- More Than Ever
- Morning Sky
- Mountain Pass
- Nether Lands
- Netherlands
- Next Time
- Nexus
- Old Tennessee
- Once In Love
- Once Upon A Time
- Part Of The Plan
- Promises Made
- Reach Haven Postcard
- Reason To Run
- Rhythm Of The Rain
- River Of Souls
- Scarecrows Dream
- Sketches
- Slow Below The Surface
- Soft Voice
- Someones Been Telling You Stories
- Sometimes A Song
- Song For A Carpenter
- Souvenirs
- Stars
- Sutters Mill
- Sweet Magnolia
- Tell Me To My Face
- The Colors Of Eve
- The Higher You Climb
- The Innocent Age
- The Last Nail
- The Last To Know
- The Long Way
- The Minstrel
- The Outlaw
- The Power Of Gold
- The Reach
- The River
- The Sand And The Foam
- The Way It Must Be
- Theres A Place In The World For A Gambler
- These Days
- To The Morning
- Tucson Arizona
- Wandering Shepherd
- Where Only The Heart May Know
- Wysteria
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!
Key: originally E, here C (capo 4th fret)
[Verse]
C Am F C
In the spring of forty- seven
Am F C
So the story it is told
Am F C C Am
Old John Sutter went to the Mill site
Dm7 G7 C
Found a piece of shinin' gold.
Am F C
Well, he took it to the city
Am F C
Where the word like wildfire spread
Am F C Am
Old John Sutter soon came to wishin'
Dm7 G7 Am7
He'd left that stone in the river bed.
F C
Oh, they came like herds of locusts
F C Am
Every wo-man, child and man
F C Am
In their lumberin' connes- togas
Dm7 G7 Am
They left their track upon the land.
[Refrain]
F C
Some would fail and some would prosper
F C Am
Some would die and some would kill
F C Am
Some would beg the Lord for their de-liverance
Dm7 G7 C
Some would curse John Sutter's Mill.
Am F C
Well, they came from New York City
Am F C
And they came from Ala-bam'
Am F C Am
With their dream of findin' for-tune
Dm7 G7 C
In this wild unsettled land.
[Verse]
Am F C
Well, some fell prey to hostile arrows
Am F C
As they tried to cross the land
Am F C Am
And some were lost in the Rocky Mountains
Dm7 G7 Am
With their hands froze to the reins.
[Refrain] (x2)
F C
Some would fail and some would prosper
F C Am
Some would die and some would kill
F C Am
Some would beg the Lord for their de-liverance
Dm7 G7 C
Some would curse John Sutter's Mill.
Am F C
Well, they came from New York City
Am F C
And they came from Ala-bam'
Am F C Am
With their dream of findin' for-tune
Dm7 G7 C
In this wild unsettled land.
[Verse]
C Am F C
In the spring of forty- seven
Am F C
So the story it is told
Am F C C Am
Old John Sutter went to the Mill site
Dm7 G7 C
Found a piece of shinin' gold.
Am F C
Well, he took it to the city
Am F C
Where the word like wildfire spread
Am F C Am
Old John Sutter soon came to wishin'
Dm7 G7 Am7
He'd left that stone in the river bed.
F C
Oh, they came like herds of locusts
F C Am
Every wo-man, child and man
F C Am
In their lumberin' connes- togas
Dm7 G7 Am
They left their track upon the land.
[Refrain]
F C
Some would fail and some would prosper
F C Am
Some would die and some would kill
F C Am
Some would beg the Lord for their de-liverance
Dm7 G7 C
Some would curse John Sutter's Mill.
Am F C
Well, they came from New York City
Am F C
And they came from Ala-bam'
Am F C Am
With their dream of findin' for-tune
Dm7 G7 C
In this wild unsettled land.
[Verse]
Am F C
Well, some fell prey to hostile arrows
Am F C
As they tried to cross the land
Am F C Am
And some were lost in the Rocky Mountains
Dm7 G7 Am
With their hands froze to the reins.
[Refrain] (x2)
F C
Some would fail and some would prosper
F C Am
Some would die and some would kill
F C Am
Some would beg the Lord for their de-liverance
Dm7 G7 C
Some would curse John Sutter's Mill.
Am F C
Well, they came from New York City
Am F C
And they came from Ala-bam'
Am F C Am
With their dream of findin' for-tune
Dm7 G7 C
In this wild unsettled land.
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