Biografia:
James Horner (Los Angeles, 14 de agosto de 1953 – California, 22 de junho de 2015) era um músico e compositor norte americano, dedicado principalmente à composição de música para filmes.
Estudou no Royal College of Music de Londres e na University of Southern de California.
Iniciou na composição cinematográfica com obras menores, mas assim foi criando certa fama. Nos anos 80 e princípio dos 90 se converte em um dos pilares da música cinematográfica.
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There Are No Cats In America
-James Horner
--From the movie, An American Tail
PAPA MOUSEKEWITZ:
Cm Dm*
Our family was traveling
Cm Gm
Through the snow to Minsk
Cm Dm*
Suddenly Papa
Cm Gm
Saw those huge paw prints
G# Gm
When I heard him screaming
F Gm
I fainted dead away
G# D#m
And I woke up an orphan
(no chord)
Oy vey
But...
ALL:
But!
C G
But there are no cats in America
F G
And the streets are paved with cheese
C G
Oh there are no cats in America
F - Dsus4 - C
So set your mind at ease
ITALIAN MOUSE:
Ma la cosa terrible
Que esiste in la patria mia
If you think things were bad in Russia
You should see things in my country:
C G
The times were hard in Sicily
G# G
We had no provolone
F D#
The Don he was a tabby
D G
With a taste for my brother Tony
C G
When Mama went to plead for him
G# G
The Don said he would see her
F D#
We found her rosary on the ground
(no chord)
Poor Mama mia
But...
ALL:
C G
But there are no cats in America
F G
And the streets are paved with cheese
C G
Oh there are no cats in America
F - Dsus4 - C
So set your mind at ease
IRISH MOUSE:
Sure that’s sad, but sadder still...
Gm Cm
When I was but a lad
Dm Cm
I lost my true love fair
Gm A# Gsus4 Gm
A calico, he caught us by surprise
Cm Gm
In a flash of teeth and fur
D# G#
Her tail was all he left of her
D#5
'Neath the heather
D5 Cm -- A# -- Cm -
Is where it tirra-lirra lies
But...
ALL:
C G
But there are no cats in America
F G
And the streets are paved with cheese
C G
Oh there are no cats in America
F G
And the streets are paved with cheese
C G
But there are no cats in America
F G
And the streets are paved with cheese
C G - A
But there are no cats in America
E7 Dsus2 C
That is why, we sail, these seas
Dm* = xxx031
-James Horner
--From the movie, An American Tail
PAPA MOUSEKEWITZ:
Cm Dm*
Our family was traveling
Cm Gm
Through the snow to Minsk
Cm Dm*
Suddenly Papa
Cm Gm
Saw those huge paw prints
G# Gm
When I heard him screaming
F Gm
I fainted dead away
G# D#m
And I woke up an orphan
(no chord)
Oy vey
But...
ALL:
But!
C G
But there are no cats in America
F G
And the streets are paved with cheese
C G
Oh there are no cats in America
F - Dsus4 - C
So set your mind at ease
ITALIAN MOUSE:
Ma la cosa terrible
Que esiste in la patria mia
If you think things were bad in Russia
You should see things in my country:
C G
The times were hard in Sicily
G# G
We had no provolone
F D#
The Don he was a tabby
D G
With a taste for my brother Tony
C G
When Mama went to plead for him
G# G
The Don said he would see her
F D#
We found her rosary on the ground
(no chord)
Poor Mama mia
But...
ALL:
C G
But there are no cats in America
F G
And the streets are paved with cheese
C G
Oh there are no cats in America
F - Dsus4 - C
So set your mind at ease
IRISH MOUSE:
Sure that’s sad, but sadder still...
Gm Cm
When I was but a lad
Dm Cm
I lost my true love fair
Gm A# Gsus4 Gm
A calico, he caught us by surprise
Cm Gm
In a flash of teeth and fur
D# G#
Her tail was all he left of her
D#5
'Neath the heather
D5 Cm -- A# -- Cm -
Is where it tirra-lirra lies
But...
ALL:
C G
But there are no cats in America
F G
And the streets are paved with cheese
C G
Oh there are no cats in America
F G
And the streets are paved with cheese
C G
But there are no cats in America
F G
And the streets are paved with cheese
C G - A
But there are no cats in America
E7 Dsus2 C
That is why, we sail, these seas
Dm* = xxx031
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