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Outside The Nashville City Limits

por Joan Baez

Biografia:

Joan Chandos Baez (nascida em 9 de janeiro de 1941 em Staten Island, Nova Iorque) é uma cantora americana de folk, conhecida por seu estilo vocal distinto e opiniões políticas apresentadas abertamente.

A carreira profissional de Baez começou em 1959 no "Newport Folk Festival", onde com 18 anos, foi a grande revelação. Ela lançou pela Vanguard Records no ano seguinte seu álbum de estréia, "Joan Baez", uma coleção de baladas tradicionais que vendeu moderadamente bem

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Outside The Nashville City Limits by Joan Baez

CAPO 5th fret - The Original Key is F

C Am
Outside the Nashville city limits, a friend and I did drive,
C Am
On a day in early winter, I was glad to be alive
F G Am F
We went to see some friends of his, who lived upon a farm
F G Am F
Strange and gentle country folk, who wished nobody harm
F G F G
Fresh-cut sixty acres, eight cows in the barn
Am Em F Em
But the thing that I remember, on that cold day in December
F G C
Was that my eyes they did brim over, as we talked

C Am
In the slowest drawl I ever heard, the man said "Come with me
C Am
If y'all wanna see the prettiest place in all of Tennessee."
F G Am F
He poured us each a glass of wine and a-walking we did go,
F G Am F
Along fallen leaves and crackling ice, where a tiny brook did flow
F G F G
He knew every inch of the land, and Lord he loved it so
Am Em F Em
But the thing that I remember, on that cold day in December
F G C
Was that my eyes were brimming over, as we walked

C Am
He sat my down upon a stone, beside a running spring
C Am
He talked in a voice so soft and clear, like the waters I heard sing
F G Am F
He said "We searched quite a time for a place to call our own.
F G Am F
There was just me and Mary John and now I guess we're home."
F G F G
I looked at the ground and wondered, how many years they each had roamed
Am Em F Em
And Lord I do remember, on that day in late December
F G C
How my eyes kept brimming over, as we talked

#Key Change: +2 Semi-Tones#

D
As we walked
D Bm
And standing there with outstretched arms, he said to me "You know,
D Bm
I can't wait till the heavy storms cover the ground with snow,
G A Bm G
And there on the pond the watercress is all that don't turn white.
G A Bm G
When the sun is high you squint your eyes and look at the hills so bright."
G A G A
And nodding his head my friend said, "It seems like overnight,
Bm Gbm G Gbm
That the leaves come out so tender at the turning of the winter..."
G A D
I thought the skies they would brim over, as we talked