Biografia:
Evelyn Evelyn são um duo musical formado por Amanda Palmer (de The Dresden Dolls) e Jason Webley. De acordo com o backstory ficcional descrito por Palmer e Webley, o duo é composto por duas irmãs gêmeas siamesas (conhecidas como "Eva" e "Lyn") Evelyn Evelyn Neville, que foram descobertas em 2007 por Palmer e Webley. As gêmeas são retratadas por Palmer e Webley.
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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!
[Chorus]
Cm Ab
Sandy, (sandy), fishnets, (fishnets)
G Ab
Washed up on the shore,
Cm Ab
What's she, (what's she), catching, (catching)?
G Ab
And will she be sore?
[Verse]
G Ab Cm
Sandy was the prettiest of all,
G
She talked French,
Ab Cm
She came from Montreal.
G Ab Cm
During chores she never had to help,
G Ab Cm
Sandy got a bed all to herself.
G Ab Cm
We slept in the trailer to the right,
G Ab Cm
Sandy told us stories late at night.
G Ab
She spoke of ships and sailors,
G Cm
And a sea so big and wide,
G Ab
She had lots of uncles and was
G Ab G
Al-ways tired.
[Chorus]
Cm Ab
Sandy, (sandy), fishnets, (fishnets)
G Ab
Washed up on the shore,
Cm Ab
What's she, (what's she), catching, (catching)?
G Ab
And will she be sore?
[Verse]
G Ab Cm
How they loved her in those early days,
G Ab Cm
Mrs. Bolger let her go away,
G Ab Cm
All her uncles drove her off to play,
G Ab Cm
We would see them kissing on the lake.
G Ab Cm
Time went by and Sandy's all grown up,
G Ab Cm G
The lines of uncles dwindled and the pirate stories stopped,
G Ab Cm
Then one day Melissa May showed up,
G Ab Cm
And Sandy had to share a bed with us.
[Chorus]
Cm Ab
Sandy, (sandy), fishnets, (fishnets)
G Ab
Washed up on the shore,
Cm Ab
What's she, (what's she), catching, (catching)?
G
And will she be
[Bridge]
Ab Cm
Soaring over the sea?
G Ab
With the wind in her sails and a knife in her teeth,
Cm Ab Eb G
At the helm of a ship on its way to a distant shore.
Cm Ab
Bermuda and Thailand, an uncharted island,
Eb Ab Fm
Sandy we're all getting older,
Cm
What will they do with us
Ab
When they are through with us?
Eb G Cm
Sandy, what are we sailing for?
[Verse]
G Ab Cm
Christmas morning, 1993,
G Ab Cm
Presents waiting underneath the tree,
G Ab Cm
There's a box for me, (a box for me),
G Ab Cm
No gift for poor old Sandy to be seen.
G Ab Cm
We found Sandy sobbing quietly,
G Ab Cm
Uncle Gerald said he liked Christine,
G Ab Cm
Mrs. Bolger said she'd have to leave,
G Ab
Three days later she was gone,
C Cm
The day she turned 13.
Cm Ab
Sandy, (sandy), fishnets, (fishnets)
G Ab
Washed up on the shore,
Cm Ab
What's she, (what's she), catching, (catching)?
G Ab
And will she be sore?
[Verse]
G Ab Cm
Sandy was the prettiest of all,
G
She talked French,
Ab Cm
She came from Montreal.
G Ab Cm
During chores she never had to help,
G Ab Cm
Sandy got a bed all to herself.
G Ab Cm
We slept in the trailer to the right,
G Ab Cm
Sandy told us stories late at night.
G Ab
She spoke of ships and sailors,
G Cm
And a sea so big and wide,
G Ab
She had lots of uncles and was
G Ab G
Al-ways tired.
[Chorus]
Cm Ab
Sandy, (sandy), fishnets, (fishnets)
G Ab
Washed up on the shore,
Cm Ab
What's she, (what's she), catching, (catching)?
G Ab
And will she be sore?
[Verse]
G Ab Cm
How they loved her in those early days,
G Ab Cm
Mrs. Bolger let her go away,
G Ab Cm
All her uncles drove her off to play,
G Ab Cm
We would see them kissing on the lake.
G Ab Cm
Time went by and Sandy's all grown up,
G Ab Cm G
The lines of uncles dwindled and the pirate stories stopped,
G Ab Cm
Then one day Melissa May showed up,
G Ab Cm
And Sandy had to share a bed with us.
[Chorus]
Cm Ab
Sandy, (sandy), fishnets, (fishnets)
G Ab
Washed up on the shore,
Cm Ab
What's she, (what's she), catching, (catching)?
G
And will she be
[Bridge]
Ab Cm
Soaring over the sea?
G Ab
With the wind in her sails and a knife in her teeth,
Cm Ab Eb G
At the helm of a ship on its way to a distant shore.
Cm Ab
Bermuda and Thailand, an uncharted island,
Eb Ab Fm
Sandy we're all getting older,
Cm
What will they do with us
Ab
When they are through with us?
Eb G Cm
Sandy, what are we sailing for?
[Verse]
G Ab Cm
Christmas morning, 1993,
G Ab Cm
Presents waiting underneath the tree,
G Ab Cm
There's a box for me, (a box for me),
G Ab Cm
No gift for poor old Sandy to be seen.
G Ab Cm
We found Sandy sobbing quietly,
G Ab Cm
Uncle Gerald said he liked Christine,
G Ab Cm
Mrs. Bolger said she'd have to leave,
G Ab
Three days later she was gone,
C Cm
The day she turned 13.
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