Biografia:
Mary Chapin Carpenter nasceu em 21 de Fevereiro de 1958. É uma artista da música country. Carpenter passou vários anos cantando em Washington, DC clubes antes de assinar no final de 1980 com a Columbia Records, que comercializaram-la como uma cantora de música country.
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Outras músicas:
- 10000 Miles
- A Keeper For Every Flame
- A Lot Like Me
- A Road Is Just A Road
- Capo Chart
- Christmas Time In The City
- Come Darkness Come Light
- Down At The Twist And Shout
- Down In Marys Land
- Downtown Train
- Grow Old With Me
- Halley Came To Jackson
- He Thinks Hell Keep Her
- Hot Buttered Rum
- House Of Cards
- I Am A Town
- I Feel Lucky
- I Put My Ring Back On
- I Want To Be Your Girlfriend
- Its Only Love
- John Doe No 2
- John Doe No 24
- Jubilee
- Keeping The Faith
- Let Me Into Your Heart
- Naked To The Eye
- Not Too Much To Ask
- Oh Rosetta
- Only A Dream
- Other Streets And Other Towns
- Outside Looking In
- Passionate Kisses
- Quittin Time
- Shut Up And Kiss Me
- Slave To The Beauty
- Slow Country Dance
- Stones In The Road
- Tender When I Want To Be
- Thanksgiving Song
- The Age Of Miracles
- The Blue Distance
- The Bug
- The Calling
- The End Of My Pirate Days
- The Hard Way
- The Last Word
- The Long Way Home
- The Longest Night Of The Year
- The Moon And St Christopher
- The More Things Change
- This Is Love
- Too Tired
- Walking Through Fire
- Wall Around Your Heart
- When Shes Gone
- Wherever You Are
- Why Walk When You Can Fly
- You
- You Win Again
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WHY WALK WHEN YOU CAN FLY (Mary Chapin Carpenter)
[I've no idea how Mary Chapin Carpenter plays this song. In concert, she
plays it with a capo on the 7th fret. Since the song is in B, that would
mean she's playing in E, and the verse chords are B E A A. She's clearly
using a very strange tuning, because I can't for the life of me figure out
how she's getting those chords out of the positions she uses. Any ideas?]
[I'm going to write these chords down in the key of G, since I know that's
where John Jennings plays them, with a capo on the 4th fret.]
N.C.
In this world there's a whole lot of trouble, baby
N.C.
In this world there's a whole lot of pain
N.C.
In this world there's a whole lot of trouble
N.C.
But a whole lot of ground to gain
N.C.
Why take when you could be giving, why watch as the world goes by
N.C.
It's a hard enough life to be living, why walk when you can fly
D G C C D G C C D G C C Em Em C C
D G C C D G C C D G C C Em Em C C
C C G G Am G/B C C D G C C Em Em C C
D G C C
In this world there's a whole lot of sorrow
D G C C
In this world there's a whole lot of shame
D G C C
In this world there's a whole lot of sorrow
Em Em C C
And a whole lotta ground to gain
C C G G Am G/B C C
When you spend your whole life wishing, wanting and wondering why
D G C C Em Em C C
It's a long enough life to be living, why walk when you can fly
C C G G Am G/B C C D G C C Em Em C C
D G C C D G C C D G C C Em Em C C
D G C C
In this world there's a whole lot of golden
D G C C
In this world there's a whole lot of plain
D G C C
In this world you've a soul for a compass
Em Em C C
And a heart for a pair of wings
C C G G Am G/B C C
There's a star on the far horizon, rising bright in an azure sky
D G C C Em Em C C
For the rest of the time that you're given, why walk when you can fly
D G C C D G C C D G C C Em Em C C
high..
D G C C D G C C D G C C Em Em C C
D G C C D G C C D G C C Em Em C C.
- Adam Schneider, [email protected]
[I've no idea how Mary Chapin Carpenter plays this song. In concert, she
plays it with a capo on the 7th fret. Since the song is in B, that would
mean she's playing in E, and the verse chords are B E A A. She's clearly
using a very strange tuning, because I can't for the life of me figure out
how she's getting those chords out of the positions she uses. Any ideas?]
[I'm going to write these chords down in the key of G, since I know that's
where John Jennings plays them, with a capo on the 4th fret.]
N.C.
In this world there's a whole lot of trouble, baby
N.C.
In this world there's a whole lot of pain
N.C.
In this world there's a whole lot of trouble
N.C.
But a whole lot of ground to gain
N.C.
Why take when you could be giving, why watch as the world goes by
N.C.
It's a hard enough life to be living, why walk when you can fly
D G C C D G C C D G C C Em Em C C
D G C C D G C C D G C C Em Em C C
C C G G Am G/B C C D G C C Em Em C C
D G C C
In this world there's a whole lot of sorrow
D G C C
In this world there's a whole lot of shame
D G C C
In this world there's a whole lot of sorrow
Em Em C C
And a whole lotta ground to gain
C C G G Am G/B C C
When you spend your whole life wishing, wanting and wondering why
D G C C Em Em C C
It's a long enough life to be living, why walk when you can fly
C C G G Am G/B C C D G C C Em Em C C
D G C C D G C C D G C C Em Em C C
D G C C
In this world there's a whole lot of golden
D G C C
In this world there's a whole lot of plain
D G C C
In this world you've a soul for a compass
Em Em C C
And a heart for a pair of wings
C C G G Am G/B C C
There's a star on the far horizon, rising bright in an azure sky
D G C C Em Em C C
For the rest of the time that you're given, why walk when you can fly
D G C C D G C C D G C C Em Em C C
high..
D G C C D G C C D G C C Em Em C C
D G C C D G C C D G C C Em Em C C.
- Adam Schneider, [email protected]
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