Biografia:
Apesar de ser mais conhecido pelo seu trabalho com o legendário grupo The Velvet Underground, John Cale produziu diversas obras que variam dos belos arranjos de cordas e piano sobre a poesia de Dylan Thomas até às desconhecidas, e quase psicóticas agressões com a energia do rock de avant-garde. O estilo de Cale é impossível de classificar, pois todos os álbuns contém novos experiências e influências. Ele também é conhecido por ser o produtor de trabalhos fundamentais de estreia de: The Stooges
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Outras músicas:
- All I Want Is You
- Amsterdam
- Andalucia
- Antarctica Starts Here
- Bamboo Floor
- Barracuda
- Big White Cloud
- Bring It On Up
- Buffalo Ballet
- Cable Hogue
- Changes Made
- Charlemagne
- Childs Christmas In Wales
- China Sea
- Chinese Envoy
- Coral Moon
- Dancing Undercover
- Dying On The Vine
- Fear Is A Mans Best Friend
- Gideons Bible
- Graham Greene
- Half Past France
- Hallelujah
- Hanky Panky Nohow
- Hedda Gabler
- Helen Of Troy
- I Keep A Close Watch
- Im Not The Loving Kind
- Macbeth
- Magic And Lies
- Mr Wilson
- My Maria
- Paris 1919
- Perfect
- Please
- Set Me Free
- Ski Patrol
- So What
- Sylvia Said
- Taking It All Away
- Taking Your Life In Your Hands
- The Endless Plain Of Fortune
- The Man Who Couldnt Afford To Orgy
- You Know More Than I Know
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]
Eb Ab (x4)
[Verse]
Eb Ab Eb Ab
Look at that old man
Eb Ab Eb Ab
With the broken shoes
Eb Ab Eb Ab
He could tell you stories
Eb Ab Eb Ab
He knows how to lose
[Inctrumental Break]
Eb Ab
Bb F7 Bb Cm F (x2)
[Verse]
Eb Ab Eb Ab
Look at that sweet thing
Eb Ab Eb Ab
Packaged oh so tight
Eb Ab Eb Ab
She does things her own way
Eb Ab Eb Ab Eb
Knows the wrong from right
[Chorus]
F#m Bb
But there's one big difference now
F#m Bb
She does anything she wants
F#m Bb
And every night is midnight
Eb Dm
As they come to take her through the door
Eb Dm
Of suffering as it is her own way out
Eb Dm Cm
No matter how she feels her day is
[Verse]
Eb Ab Eb Ab
Can you see madame
Eb Ab Eb Ab
Breaking all the rules
Eb Ab Eb Ab
She does things her own way
Eb Ab Eb Ab Eb
She's nobody's fool
[Chorus]
F#m Bb
Yes, she finds things easier now
F#m Bb
She does everything she says
Fm Bb
They climb up on her doorstep
Eb Dm
And rock around the clock tonight
Eb Dm
And rock around again in spite
Eb Dm Cm
Of everything she's done she is forgotten
[Solo]
Cm Dm Eb Cm F7 Cm
Cm Dm Eb Cm Dm Gm
Cm Dm Gm (x3)
Cm Dm Cm
[Verse]
Eb Ab Eb Ab
Look at that young man
Eb Ab Eb Ab
With the tired eyes
Eb Ab Eb Ab
He believes in magic
Eb Ab Eb Ab
He believes in lies
Eb Ab Eb Ab
He believes in lies
(fade out)
Eb Ab (x4)
[Verse]
Eb Ab Eb Ab
Look at that old man
Eb Ab Eb Ab
With the broken shoes
Eb Ab Eb Ab
He could tell you stories
Eb Ab Eb Ab
He knows how to lose
[Inctrumental Break]
Eb Ab
Bb F7 Bb Cm F (x2)
[Verse]
Eb Ab Eb Ab
Look at that sweet thing
Eb Ab Eb Ab
Packaged oh so tight
Eb Ab Eb Ab
She does things her own way
Eb Ab Eb Ab Eb
Knows the wrong from right
[Chorus]
F#m Bb
But there's one big difference now
F#m Bb
She does anything she wants
F#m Bb
And every night is midnight
Eb Dm
As they come to take her through the door
Eb Dm
Of suffering as it is her own way out
Eb Dm Cm
No matter how she feels her day is
[Verse]
Eb Ab Eb Ab
Can you see madame
Eb Ab Eb Ab
Breaking all the rules
Eb Ab Eb Ab
She does things her own way
Eb Ab Eb Ab Eb
She's nobody's fool
[Chorus]
F#m Bb
Yes, she finds things easier now
F#m Bb
She does everything she says
Fm Bb
They climb up on her doorstep
Eb Dm
And rock around the clock tonight
Eb Dm
And rock around again in spite
Eb Dm Cm
Of everything she's done she is forgotten
[Solo]
Cm Dm Eb Cm F7 Cm
Cm Dm Eb Cm Dm Gm
Cm Dm Gm (x3)
Cm Dm Cm
[Verse]
Eb Ab Eb Ab
Look at that young man
Eb Ab Eb Ab
With the tired eyes
Eb Ab Eb Ab
He believes in magic
Eb Ab Eb Ab
He believes in lies
Eb Ab Eb Ab
He believes in lies
(fade out)
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