Biografia:
Lee Harvey Osmond, stylized as LeE HARVeY OsMOND, is a Canadian psychedelic folk project fronted by musician Tom Wilson.
“Acid folk” is said to have been born in an old garage off Clinton Avenue in Toronto, concocted by Tom Wilson from Blackie & the Rodeo Kings, a few Cowboy Junkies, and some Skydiggers.
Allowing bass, hypnotic rhythms and a lot of groove into their songwriting circle, the artist collective LeE HARVeY OsMOND created a sound that would creep out of the Northern woods and across the Great Lakes into the South
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Outras músicas:
- Angels In The Wilderness
- Big Chief
- Blade Of Grass
- Blue Moon Drive
- Bottom Of Our Love
- Boy Who Wouldnt Hoe Corn
- Break Your Body
- Caney Fork River
- Cuckoos Nest
- Deep Water
- Devils Load
- Dreams Come And Go
- Firecracker
- Half Way Across Texas
- Hey Hey Hey
- Honey Runnin
- How Does It Feel
- I Cant Stand It
- Im Gonna Stay That Way
- Kill This High
- Loser Without Your Love
- Love Everyone
- Medicine Girl
- Oh The Gods
- Parkland
- Planet Love
- Queen Bee
- Summer Girl
- The Burn Of Love
- The Love Of One
- When I Leave This House
- Why Old Men Cry At Night
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!
(For Verses 1 and 2, single strum for each chord, start the strumming pattern at the
break and continue until the Verse 6 which goes back to single strum for each chord)
[Verse 1]
Em7 C
Tell you a little story and it won't take long,
D Em7
'Bout a lazy farmer who wouldn't hoe his corn.
Em7 C
The reason why I never could tell,
D Em7
That young man was always well.
{Verse 2]
Em7 C
He planted his corn in the month of June.
D Em7
By July it was up to his eyes.
Em7 C
Come September there came a big frost.
D Em7
And all the young man's corn was lost.
Em7
[Break]
Em7 C D Em7
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[Verse 3]
Em7 C
His courtship had just begun.
D Em7
Said: "Young man, have you hoed some corn?"
Em7 C
"Well I tried and I tried, and I tried in vain.
D Em7
"But I don't believe I raised one grain."
[Break]
Em7 C D Em7
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[Verse 4]
Em7 C
He went down town to his neighbour's door.
D Em7
Where he had often been before.
Em7 C
Sayin': "Pretty little miss, will you marry me?"
D Em7
"Little miss what do you say?"
[Verse 5]
Em7 C
"Why do you come for me to wed?
D Em7
"You, can't even make your own corn grain.
Em7 C
"Single I am, and will remain.
D Em7
"A lazy man, I won't maintain."
[Verse 6]
Em7 C
He turned his back and walked away.
D Em7
Saying: "Little miss, you'll rue the day.
Em7 C
"You'll rue the day that you were born.
D Em7
"For givin' me the devil 'cos I wouldn't hoe corn."
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break and continue until the Verse 6 which goes back to single strum for each chord)
[Verse 1]
Em7 C
Tell you a little story and it won't take long,
D Em7
'Bout a lazy farmer who wouldn't hoe his corn.
Em7 C
The reason why I never could tell,
D Em7
That young man was always well.
{Verse 2]
Em7 C
He planted his corn in the month of June.
D Em7
By July it was up to his eyes.
Em7 C
Come September there came a big frost.
D Em7
And all the young man's corn was lost.
Em7
[Break]
Em7 C D Em7
e|-0-----0-0-0-0-------|
B|-3-/-5-5-5-5-5--3-0-|
G|---------------------|
D|---------------------|
A|---------------------|
E|---------------------|
[Verse 3]
Em7 C
His courtship had just begun.
D Em7
Said: "Young man, have you hoed some corn?"
Em7 C
"Well I tried and I tried, and I tried in vain.
D Em7
"But I don't believe I raised one grain."
[Break]
Em7 C D Em7
e|-0-----0-0-0-0-------|
B|-3-/-5-5-5-5-5--3-0-|
G|---------------------|
D|---------------------|
A|---------------------|
E|---------------------|
[Verse 4]
Em7 C
He went down town to his neighbour's door.
D Em7
Where he had often been before.
Em7 C
Sayin': "Pretty little miss, will you marry me?"
D Em7
"Little miss what do you say?"
[Verse 5]
Em7 C
"Why do you come for me to wed?
D Em7
"You, can't even make your own corn grain.
Em7 C
"Single I am, and will remain.
D Em7
"A lazy man, I won't maintain."
[Verse 6]
Em7 C
He turned his back and walked away.
D Em7
Saying: "Little miss, you'll rue the day.
Em7 C
"You'll rue the day that you were born.
D Em7
"For givin' me the devil 'cos I wouldn't hoe corn."
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