Biografia:
Magna Carta is a progressive rock group originally formed in London in April 1969; their first concert was on 10 May 1969, by Chris Simpson (guitar, vocals), Lyell Tranter (guitar, vocals), and Glen Stuart (vocals).
The trio released albums for Fontana Records and Vertigo Records, enjoying particular success with 1970's Seasons before Tranter returned to Australia. Davey Johnstone joined the line-up as his replacement, recording Songs From Wasties Orchard and In Concert with the band before leaving to work with Elton John
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Time For the Leaving (easy) Magna Carta
E G#m
The wind blows the ashes of summer,
F#m E D A
and pulls the tar paper face on the hooding
E G#m
the marmalade cat, with dark mangled ears
F#m E
slips through the fence without speaking
F#m
this is my world and home
A E
football and marbles and coming home late if you dare
E G#m
I look at the face in the mirror,
F#m E D A
I know it so well, but I don’t know at all
E G#m
and the child books are weary, and fade on the shelves
F#m E
with things that were precious now dusty
F#m
this is my yesterday
A E
and the friends that I knew, have all gone
B
now
A
and now
E F#
now is the time
E D A E
for the leavin’
E G#m
in a corner she sits, by the fire
F#m E D A
she seeks the words that somehow elude her
E G#m
and the yesterday face, a picture with moustache
F#m E
looks down to the ground from the mantelpiece
F#m
this is my world alone
A E
the blue cotton dress and the man on the cross on the wall
E G#m
then why must you go, are the words that she’s found
F#m E D A
there’s a job in the paper, that’s firm
E G#m
five minutes from home and the pay is real good
F#m E
and the prospects get better, they say
F#m
how can I tell you now
A E
good bye must be all I can say
B
and now
A
and now
E F#
now is the time
E
for the leavin’
B
and now
A
and now
E F#
now is the time
E D A E
for the leavin’
E D A E
(repeat to fade)
E G#m
The wind blows the ashes of summer,
F#m E D A
and pulls the tar paper face on the hooding
E G#m
the marmalade cat, with dark mangled ears
F#m E
slips through the fence without speaking
F#m
this is my world and home
A E
football and marbles and coming home late if you dare
E G#m
I look at the face in the mirror,
F#m E D A
I know it so well, but I don’t know at all
E G#m
and the child books are weary, and fade on the shelves
F#m E
with things that were precious now dusty
F#m
this is my yesterday
A E
and the friends that I knew, have all gone
B
now
A
and now
E F#
now is the time
E D A E
for the leavin’
E G#m
in a corner she sits, by the fire
F#m E D A
she seeks the words that somehow elude her
E G#m
and the yesterday face, a picture with moustache
F#m E
looks down to the ground from the mantelpiece
F#m
this is my world alone
A E
the blue cotton dress and the man on the cross on the wall
E G#m
then why must you go, are the words that she’s found
F#m E D A
there’s a job in the paper, that’s firm
E G#m
five minutes from home and the pay is real good
F#m E
and the prospects get better, they say
F#m
how can I tell you now
A E
good bye must be all I can say
B
and now
A
and now
E F#
now is the time
E
for the leavin’
B
and now
A
and now
E F#
now is the time
E D A E
for the leavin’
E D A E
(repeat to fade)
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Magnetic North
Magnetica
Magneto
Magnifico