Biografia:
O Indigo Girls é composto por Amy Ray e Emily Saliers. Elas se conheceram no playground de uma escola primária em Decatur, Georgia, e têm tocado juntas desde o ensino médio. Foram contratadas pela Epic Records em 1989 e ganharam o Grammy de melhor albúm comtemporâneo folk naquele ano. Algumas de suas músicas são "Galileo", "Closer to Fine," e "Shame on You."
Além de musicistas, Ray e Saliers são ativistas, sempre apoiando campanhas para o controle de armas
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Outras músicas:
- Power of two
- Galileo
- 1 2 3
- Able To Sing
- Airplane
- All That We Let In
- All The Way
- Andy
- Back Together Again
- Ballad Of Squeaky Fromme
- Beauty Queen Sister
- Become You
- Blood And Fire
- Bury My Heart
- Caramia
- Center Stage
- Chickenman
- Closer To Fine
- Cold As Ice
- Cold Beer And Remote Control
- Come A Long Way
- Compromise
- Cordova
- Cortez The Killer
- Crazy Game
- Daddys All Gone
- Dairy Queen
- Damo
- Dead Mans Hill
- Deconstruction
- Devotion
- Digging For Your Dream
- Dirt And Dead Ends
- Dont Give That Girl A Gun
- Driver Education
- Elizabeth
- Everybodys Waiting
- Everything In Its Own Time
- Faye Tucker
- Fishtails
- Fleet Of Hope
- Fly Away
- Free In You
- Fugitive
- Get Out The Map
- Ghost
- Ghost Of The Gang
- Go
- Gone Again
- Happy In The Sorrow Key
- Heartache For Everyone
- Hey Jesus
- High Horse
- I Believe In Love
- I Dont Wanna Know
- I Dont Want To Talk
- I Dont Want To Talk About It
- Ill Change
- It Wont Take Long
- Its Alright
- John
- Joking
- Kid Fears
- Language Or The Kiss
- Last Tears
- Lay My Head Down
- Least Complicated
- Leaving
- Leeds
- Left Me A Fool
- Let It Be Me
- Let Me Go Easy
- Little Perennials
- Love Of Our Lives
- Love Of The Common People
- Love Will Come To You
- Loves Recovery
- Midnight Train To Georgia
- Moment Of Forgiveness
- Mona Lisas And Mad Hatters
- Money Made You Mean
- Mystery
- Nashville
- Never Stop
- No Way To Treat A Friend
- Olympia Inn
- Our Deliverance
- Ozilline
- Peace Tonight
- Pendulum Swinger
- Prince Of Darkness
- Rise Of The Black Messiah
- Rise Up
- River
- Rock And Roll Heavens Gate
- Romeo And Juliet
- Salty South
- Scooter Boys
- Second Time Around
- Secure Yourself
- Shame On You
- Share The Moon
- Shed Your Skin
- Shes Saving Me
- Sister
- Something Real
- Soon Be To Nothing
- Southland In The Springtime
- Spread The Pain Around
- Starkville
- Strange Fire
- Sugar Tongue
- Tether
- The Untitled Song
- The Water Is Wide
- The Wood Song
- Thin Line
- This Train Revised
- Three County Highway
- Three Hits
- Touch Me Fall
- Tried To Be True
- True Romantic
- Walk Away
- War Rugs
- We Get To Feel It All
- Welcome Me
- What Are You Like
- Wood Song
- World Falls
- Yoke
- You Left It Up To Me
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!
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#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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WELCOME ME (Amy Ray)
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[Actually in A; capo 2.]
[Each chord is one measure. There are variations within the measures that
I haven't noted here, mostly changing C and D to C(9) and D(9).]
(Am) Am G
Welcome me to the city of angels
D C
Devil prophets still hold my hand
Am G
I walked your stillborn streets for hours
D C(9)
Ethnic echoes spitting out their trials
G D
They tell me I'll, I'll be the first to praise the sun
C G
The first to praise the moon, the first to hold the lone coyote
D
The last to set it free
Welcome me to a haven given
It's well received into my open arms
I ran in my sleep through shaking tremors
I felt the splitting earth echoing in my ears
And I feel that I, I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon, the first to hold the lone coyote
The last to set it free
[Guitar solo, same chords as one verse and one chorus]
Welcome me to your city of angels
See, there's a devil monkey laying on our backs
Now tell me, where's the heart, where's the bullet for breaking?
Who's gonna give me a weapon, a pacifying weapon?
And I need it, I'll, I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon, the first to hold the lone coyote
The last to set it free, I said, I said welcome me
I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon, oh, the first to hold the lone coyote
D C(9) G.
The last to set it free
TAB:
[Because of copyright concerns, I've taken out the tablature. If you
want to learn the complete lead part for "Welcome Me," buy the songbook
for _Nomads_Indians_Saints_; it's a good book to have.]
- Adam Schneider, [email protected]
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#
WELCOME ME (Amy Ray)
--------------------
[Actually in A; capo 2.]
[Each chord is one measure. There are variations within the measures that
I haven't noted here, mostly changing C and D to C(9) and D(9).]
(Am) Am G
Welcome me to the city of angels
D C
Devil prophets still hold my hand
Am G
I walked your stillborn streets for hours
D C(9)
Ethnic echoes spitting out their trials
G D
They tell me I'll, I'll be the first to praise the sun
C G
The first to praise the moon, the first to hold the lone coyote
D
The last to set it free
Welcome me to a haven given
It's well received into my open arms
I ran in my sleep through shaking tremors
I felt the splitting earth echoing in my ears
And I feel that I, I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon, the first to hold the lone coyote
The last to set it free
[Guitar solo, same chords as one verse and one chorus]
Welcome me to your city of angels
See, there's a devil monkey laying on our backs
Now tell me, where's the heart, where's the bullet for breaking?
Who's gonna give me a weapon, a pacifying weapon?
And I need it, I'll, I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon, the first to hold the lone coyote
The last to set it free, I said, I said welcome me
I'll be the first to praise the sun
The first to praise the moon, oh, the first to hold the lone coyote
D C(9) G.
The last to set it free
TAB:
[Because of copyright concerns, I've taken out the tablature. If you
want to learn the complete lead part for "Welcome Me," buy the songbook
for _Nomads_Indians_Saints_; it's a good book to have.]
- Adam Schneider, [email protected]
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