Biografia:
Judy garland iniciou muito cedo sua carreira: aos 6 anos participava de um grupo com suas irmãs (The gumm sisters); sua família fazia parte do teatro musical.
Estrelou alguns filmes com Mickey Rooney, quando começou a ser notada pelo público, mas o sucesso absoluto viria com O mágico de Oz. Impossível ouvir Over the Rainbow sem ligar com a imagem da Dorothy, a mocinha que busca um espaço no mundo, e quer ser aceita como é e que descobre, após uma grande aventura que não há lugar melhor que seu próprio lar.
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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!
[Verse 1]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
Do you hear that whis - tle down the line?
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
I fig - ure that it's en - gine num - ber for - ty - nine --
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
She's the on - ly one that'll sound that way
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
All a - board, she's on her way.
[Verse 2]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
See the old smoke ri - sin' round the bend?
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
I reck - on that she knows she's gon - na meet a friend.
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
Folks a - round these parts kept the time of day
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
From the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
[Bridge]
A7 D D6 F#m Bm
Here she comes -- whoo - whoo oo-whoo oo- whoo - whoo - whoo.
A Cdim Bm7-5 E7 A
Hey, Jim, ya bet - ter get the rig!
A7 D D6 F#m Bm
Oo - whoo whoo oo- whoo - whoo - whoo
D Cdim Bm7-5 E7
She's got a list of pas - sen - gers that's might - y big.
[Verse 3]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
And they'll all want lifts to Brown's Ho - tel,
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
'Cause lots of them been trav - el - in' for quite a spell,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
All the way from Phil - a - delph - eye - aye
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
[Verse 4]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
Back in O - hi - o where I come from,
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
I've done a lot of dream - in' and I've trav - ell'd some,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
But I nev - er thought I'd see the day
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
When I ev - er took a ride on the San - ta Fe.
[Verse 5]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
I would lean a - cross my win - dow sill
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
And hear the whis - tle ech - o - in' a - cross the hill,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
Then I'd watch the lights till they fade a - way
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
[Bridge 2]
A7 D DM7 F#m Bm
What a thrill with the wheels a - singin' "west - ward ho!"
D Cdim E7 Bm7-5 D
From the day I heard them start,
D DM7 F#m Bm
'Cross the Kan - sas plains from New Mex - i - co --
D Cdim Bm7-5 E7
I guess I've got a lit - tle gyp - sy in my heart.
[Verse 6]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
When I'm old and grey and set - tled down,
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
If I ev - er get a chance to sneak a - way from town,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
Then I'll spend my bus - man's hol - i - day
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
Do you hear that whis - tle down the line?
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
I fig - ure that it's en - gine num - ber for - ty - nine --
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
She's the on - ly one that'll sound that way
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
All a - board, she's on her way.
[Verse 2]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
See the old smoke ri - sin' round the bend?
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
I reck - on that she knows she's gon - na meet a friend.
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
Folks a - round these parts kept the time of day
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
From the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
[Bridge]
A7 D D6 F#m Bm
Here she comes -- whoo - whoo oo-whoo oo- whoo - whoo - whoo.
A Cdim Bm7-5 E7 A
Hey, Jim, ya bet - ter get the rig!
A7 D D6 F#m Bm
Oo - whoo whoo oo- whoo - whoo - whoo
D Cdim Bm7-5 E7
She's got a list of pas - sen - gers that's might - y big.
[Verse 3]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
And they'll all want lifts to Brown's Ho - tel,
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
'Cause lots of them been trav - el - in' for quite a spell,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
All the way from Phil - a - delph - eye - aye
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
[Verse 4]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
Back in O - hi - o where I come from,
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
I've done a lot of dream - in' and I've trav - ell'd some,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
But I nev - er thought I'd see the day
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
When I ev - er took a ride on the San - ta Fe.
[Verse 5]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
I would lean a - cross my win - dow sill
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
And hear the whis - tle ech - o - in' a - cross the hill,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
Then I'd watch the lights till they fade a - way
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
[Bridge 2]
A7 D DM7 F#m Bm
What a thrill with the wheels a - singin' "west - ward ho!"
D Cdim E7 Bm7-5 D
From the day I heard them start,
D DM7 F#m Bm
'Cross the Kan - sas plains from New Mex - i - co --
D Cdim Bm7-5 E7
I guess I've got a lit - tle gyp - sy in my heart.
[Verse 6]
E7 A D9 A D9 A E7 A
When I'm old and grey and set - tled down,
Cdim A D9 A Cdim A E7 A
If I ev - er get a chance to sneak a - way from town,
E7 A D9 A D9 F#7 Cdim
Then I'll spend my bus - man's hol - i - day
A A9 D9 Cdim E7 A
On the Atch - i - son, To - pe - ka and the San - ta Fe.
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