Biografia:
Linda Thompson (born Linda Pettifer) started her singing career in the 1960s, doing advertising jingles for money and singing in folk clubs for enjoyment. She changed her name to Linda Peters, and was romantically linked to Martin Carthy before working with Richard Thompson, whom she married in 1972. As part of Richard & Linda Thompson she sang on a string of critically acclaimed albums until a bitter split in 1982. After battling voice problems over the years since, she resurfaced with a solo album in 1996, and has worked sporadically since.
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Outras músicas:
- All I See
- Beauty
- Blue And Gold
- Day After Tomorrow
- Dear Mary
- Do Your Best For Rock N Roll
- Evona Darling
- Go Home
- He May Call You Up Tonight
- Im Blowin Away
- Just Enough To Keep Me Hanging On
- Katy Cruel
- Never Put To Sea Boys
- Never The Bride
- Nine Stone Rig
- No Telling
- Paddys Lamentation
- Shady Lies
- Telling Me Lies
- The Way I Love You
- Versatile Heart
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]
C G C G C G
[Verse]
D G C
He came in the ballroom, just a crazy old man
G D G
His eyes seemed to glaze in the light
D G C
Just some old hawker, to judge by his rags
G D G
Come in from the cold of the night
[Verse]
C G C G
And the whole room was dancing, they paid him no mind
C G Am D
As he slipped to the bar and said, "Please be so kind"
G D G C
The music kept ringing in the back of his mind
G D G
No telling what a love song will do
[Verse]
D G C
As the queen of the ballroom sang a favourite song
G D G
He stood with the glass in his hand
D G C
He was weary of living the days of his life
G D G
And tonight was the last he could stand
[Verse]
C G C G
He shut out the future, he shut out the past
C G Am D
And even the present was running out fast
G D G C
The queen of the ballroom said, "Make this the last"
G D G
No telling what a love song will do
[Instrumental]
G D G C G C G
G D G C G D G
[Verse]
D G C
As she started to sing for the very last time
G D G
He trembled as he stood there alone
D G C
And the pain he'd been holding inside for so long
G D G
Just fell from his heart and was gone
[Verse]
C G C G
It was only a love song, simple and clear
C G Am D
But he bowed as it shook him with every last tear
G D G C
And he cried from relief, and he cried half from fear
G D G
No telling what a love song will do
[Verse]
D G C
Oh, the queen of the ballroom still glitters and shines
G D G
Each night at the "Old Kindness Sake"
D G C
And maybe its something they put in the wine
G D G
But her beauty refuses to fade
[Verse]
C G C G
I think she got married to a stranger, they say
C G Am D
Just a crazy old man who came passing one day
G D G C
And the whole town still dances and the music still plays
G D G
No telling what a love song will do
C G D G C G D G
No telling what a love song will do
C G C G C G
[Verse]
D G C
He came in the ballroom, just a crazy old man
G D G
His eyes seemed to glaze in the light
D G C
Just some old hawker, to judge by his rags
G D G
Come in from the cold of the night
[Verse]
C G C G
And the whole room was dancing, they paid him no mind
C G Am D
As he slipped to the bar and said, "Please be so kind"
G D G C
The music kept ringing in the back of his mind
G D G
No telling what a love song will do
[Verse]
D G C
As the queen of the ballroom sang a favourite song
G D G
He stood with the glass in his hand
D G C
He was weary of living the days of his life
G D G
And tonight was the last he could stand
[Verse]
C G C G
He shut out the future, he shut out the past
C G Am D
And even the present was running out fast
G D G C
The queen of the ballroom said, "Make this the last"
G D G
No telling what a love song will do
[Instrumental]
G D G C G C G
G D G C G D G
[Verse]
D G C
As she started to sing for the very last time
G D G
He trembled as he stood there alone
D G C
And the pain he'd been holding inside for so long
G D G
Just fell from his heart and was gone
[Verse]
C G C G
It was only a love song, simple and clear
C G Am D
But he bowed as it shook him with every last tear
G D G C
And he cried from relief, and he cried half from fear
G D G
No telling what a love song will do
[Verse]
D G C
Oh, the queen of the ballroom still glitters and shines
G D G
Each night at the "Old Kindness Sake"
D G C
And maybe its something they put in the wine
G D G
But her beauty refuses to fade
[Verse]
C G C G
I think she got married to a stranger, they say
C G Am D
Just a crazy old man who came passing one day
G D G C
And the whole town still dances and the music still plays
G D G
No telling what a love song will do
C G D G C G D G
No telling what a love song will do
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