Biografia:
Mark Erelli (born 1975) is an American folk singer/songwriter from Reading, Massachusetts now living in Portland, Maine. His album, Hope & Other Casualties, is a collection of folk and Americana songs with stylistic arrangements, including "The Only Way", written in response to the September 11, 2001 attack and covered by Ellis Paul and Vance Gilbert.
On "Compass & Companion", Mark partnered with Kelly Willis for the title song.
He regularly tours in support of Kris Delmhorst
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Outras músicas:
- 23Rd Street
- A Bend In The River
- Abraham
- Aint No Time Of Year To Be Alone
- All Behind Me Now
- Almost Home
- Alright For Now
- Analog Hero
- August
- Baltimore
- Basement Days
- Before I Knew Your Name
- Billy Gray
- Birches
- Blue
- Brand New Baby
- Call You Home
- Close Your Eyes
- Coming Home
- Compass And Companion
- Defying Gravity
- Evenings Curtain
- Five Beer Moon
- Ghost
- Hartfordtown 1944
- Hemlock Grove
- Here And Now
- Hope Dies Last
- Ice Fishing
- Ichabod
- Imaginary Wars
- Innocent When You Dream
- Kingdom Come
- Little Sister
- Midnight Train
- My Best Was Just Not Good Enough For You
- My Darling
- Northern Star
- Only Wondering Where You Are
- Passing Through
- Pauline
- Pilgrim Highway
- Pretend
- Snowed In
- The Only Way
- Tired Eyes
- Tom Merritt
- Undone
- Volunteers
- Why Should I Cry
- Wyoming Wind
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!
Mark Erelli - Analog Hero
[Intro]
G C G C G
[Verse 1]
C
He used to putter around in his barn all day
G C
A tool for each job and each tool in its place
G C
Whistling along to a song on the radio
Am C D
While he poked through a Mason jar full of nuts and bolts
[Verse 2]
G C
Lawnmowers and vacuums, windows with the glass all cracked
G C
TV screens gone blank as cataracts
G C
He’d take ‘em all apart when he got ‘em up on his bench
Am C D
One by one, he’d bring ‘em back to life again
[Chorus]
G C G/B
He’s the fix-it man, the fix-it man
Am G D
He can’t put it back together, then it was never worth a damn
G Am
Maybe he’s crazy for trying to save what’s already gone
Cm F7 G C
Or just an analog hero in a world full of zeroes and ones
[Verse 3]
G C
He used to have a wife, but she passed a couple years ago
G C
Someone thought he had a daughter out in New Mexico
G C
Grew up in the Depression, it’s a lesson that he’ll never forget
Am C D
There’s nothing so broken, ain’t life left in it yet
[Chorus]
G C G/B
He’s the fix-it man, the fix-it man
Am G D
He can’t put it back together, then it was never worth a damn
G Am
Maybe he’s crazy for trying to save what’s already gone
Cm F7 G C
Or just an analog hero in a world full of zeroes and ones
[Bridge]
Em C G
Now your phone’s made in China and your car is made in Japan
Em C G
Child labour sewing clothes in Malaysia and Vietnam
Em C G D
Hell, it ain’t even broken and we’re going for the upgrade
Am Fm
Nobody thinks twice ‘bout what we’re really throwing away
[Chorus]
G C G/B
He’s the fix-it man, the fix-it man
Am G D
He can’t put it back together, then it was never worth a damn
G Am
Maybe he’s crazy for trying to save what’s already gone
Cm F7 Em C Em C
Or just an analog hero in a world full of zeroes and ones
[Verse 4]
Em C
It’s out with the old, in with the new
(It’s out with the old, in with the new)
Em C
Out with the old, in with the new
(Out with the old, in with the new)
Em C
Out with the old, in with the new
Em F C
Out with the old, in with the new
[Intro]
G C G C G
[Verse 1]
C
He used to putter around in his barn all day
G C
A tool for each job and each tool in its place
G C
Whistling along to a song on the radio
Am C D
While he poked through a Mason jar full of nuts and bolts
[Verse 2]
G C
Lawnmowers and vacuums, windows with the glass all cracked
G C
TV screens gone blank as cataracts
G C
He’d take ‘em all apart when he got ‘em up on his bench
Am C D
One by one, he’d bring ‘em back to life again
[Chorus]
G C G/B
He’s the fix-it man, the fix-it man
Am G D
He can’t put it back together, then it was never worth a damn
G Am
Maybe he’s crazy for trying to save what’s already gone
Cm F7 G C
Or just an analog hero in a world full of zeroes and ones
[Verse 3]
G C
He used to have a wife, but she passed a couple years ago
G C
Someone thought he had a daughter out in New Mexico
G C
Grew up in the Depression, it’s a lesson that he’ll never forget
Am C D
There’s nothing so broken, ain’t life left in it yet
[Chorus]
G C G/B
He’s the fix-it man, the fix-it man
Am G D
He can’t put it back together, then it was never worth a damn
G Am
Maybe he’s crazy for trying to save what’s already gone
Cm F7 G C
Or just an analog hero in a world full of zeroes and ones
[Bridge]
Em C G
Now your phone’s made in China and your car is made in Japan
Em C G
Child labour sewing clothes in Malaysia and Vietnam
Em C G D
Hell, it ain’t even broken and we’re going for the upgrade
Am Fm
Nobody thinks twice ‘bout what we’re really throwing away
[Chorus]
G C G/B
He’s the fix-it man, the fix-it man
Am G D
He can’t put it back together, then it was never worth a damn
G Am
Maybe he’s crazy for trying to save what’s already gone
Cm F7 Em C Em C
Or just an analog hero in a world full of zeroes and ones
[Verse 4]
Em C
It’s out with the old, in with the new
(It’s out with the old, in with the new)
Em C
Out with the old, in with the new
(Out with the old, in with the new)
Em C
Out with the old, in with the new
Em F C
Out with the old, in with the new
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