Biografia:
John Coolidge Adams (n. Worcester, 1947) é um compositor americano.
Adams foi director do Conservatório de São Francisco.
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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!
[Intro]
Am F C
[Verse]
Am F C
I should have seen it coming from the first line
Am F G
You lost all of your senses and you roll back your eyes
Am G F E C
but you said you’re doing fine
Am F C
I’m not upset to find out that you lied
Am F G
But when I turn up at your door I worry about what I may find
Am G F E C
But you say you’re doing fine
[Chorus]
Am
Were lost in different stories
F
We are books on different shelves
C
We are Just 2 people spinning
G
Round the sun(Round the sun)
Am
So I’m putting pen to paper
F
In a letter I won’t send
E7 Am G/B C
A letter that you won’t read anywaaaaaaaaaay
F C
May be we should stop pretending
[Intro]
Am F C
[Verse]
Am F C
I’m drinking at the old wreck yet again
Am F G
Someone asked me how you’re doing, I didn’t have the strength to say,
Am G F E C
But you said you’re doing fine
[CHORUS]
Am
Were lost in different stories
F
We are books on different shelves
C
We are Just 2 people spinning
G
Round the sun(Round the sun)
Am
So I’m putting pen to paper
F
In a letter I won’t send
E7 Am
A letter that you won’t read anyway
[Bridge]
Am
Swapping my hellos and see you laters
F
For Plastic bags and rolled up papers
C
Will never be enough
G
Will never be enough
Am
Going out at ten to midnight
F
And sleeping rough through morning sunrise
C
Will never be enough
G
Will never be enough
[Chorus]
Am
Were lost in different stories
F
We are books on different shelves
C
We are Just 2 people spinning
G
Round the sun(Round the sun)
Am
So I’m putting pen to paper
F
In a letter I won’t send
E7 Am G/B C F G
A letter that you won’t read anywaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
[Verse]
Am F C
I should have seen it coming from the first line
Am. F G
So why am I here putting flowers by your side
Am G D/F#
but you said you're doing fine
Am F C
[Verse]
Am F C
I should have seen it coming from the first line
Am F G
You lost all of your senses and you roll back your eyes
Am G F E C
but you said you’re doing fine
Am F C
I’m not upset to find out that you lied
Am F G
But when I turn up at your door I worry about what I may find
Am G F E C
But you say you’re doing fine
[Chorus]
Am
Were lost in different stories
F
We are books on different shelves
C
We are Just 2 people spinning
G
Round the sun(Round the sun)
Am
So I’m putting pen to paper
F
In a letter I won’t send
E7 Am G/B C
A letter that you won’t read anywaaaaaaaaaay
F C
May be we should stop pretending
[Intro]
Am F C
[Verse]
Am F C
I’m drinking at the old wreck yet again
Am F G
Someone asked me how you’re doing, I didn’t have the strength to say,
Am G F E C
But you said you’re doing fine
[CHORUS]
Am
Were lost in different stories
F
We are books on different shelves
C
We are Just 2 people spinning
G
Round the sun(Round the sun)
Am
So I’m putting pen to paper
F
In a letter I won’t send
E7 Am
A letter that you won’t read anyway
[Bridge]
Am
Swapping my hellos and see you laters
F
For Plastic bags and rolled up papers
C
Will never be enough
G
Will never be enough
Am
Going out at ten to midnight
F
And sleeping rough through morning sunrise
C
Will never be enough
G
Will never be enough
[Chorus]
Am
Were lost in different stories
F
We are books on different shelves
C
We are Just 2 people spinning
G
Round the sun(Round the sun)
Am
So I’m putting pen to paper
F
In a letter I won’t send
E7 Am G/B C F G
A letter that you won’t read anywaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
[Verse]
Am F C
I should have seen it coming from the first line
Am. F G
So why am I here putting flowers by your side
Am G D/F#
but you said you're doing fine
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