Biografia:
El 26 de Marzo de 2006 moría tras un concierto en Nueva York con Evan Dando, el "maldito francotirador", Nikki Sudden. El londinense era un artista la mar de prolífico, siempre con gran cantidad de proyectos en mente y con una inquietud que, sin embargo, no le llevó a gozar del beneplácito masivo del gran público. Alternó sus múltiples iniciativas musicales con el periodismo y su otra gran vocación, la literatura. De hecho, antes de morir preparaba lo que iba a ser su primera novela
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The Rolling Of The Hearse (Nikki Sudden)
Capo 2nd fret
INTRO: C Em F G (2x)
C Em
Well, I went up to the jury
F G
And I said, "What is the cost
C Em
For forgetting you ever saw me,
F G
I can replace what has been lost?
Am Dm
Don't believe all the things they say,
Am Dm
It's only going to get worse."
C Em
But they just looked straight through me
F G
And they muttered out their curse.
C Em
I was taken from the courtroom
F G
And chained into a cell,
C Em
And the straw that I slept on
F G
Was the only thing I knew well.
Am Dm
But, I didn't believe
Am Dm
Things could get worse,
C Em
Until I heard them building the scaffold
F G
And the rolling of the hearse.
C Em
They took me from my prison
F G
Out into the cold grey dawn
C Em
And the faces at ev'ry window
F G
Were as silent as the corn.
Am Dm
Then they put me on the scaffold
Am Dm
And told me to close my eyes,
C Em
But I saw Gabriel coming
F G
And I vanished from their sight.
C Em F G (2x)
Am Dm
The prison yard it is empty,
Am Dm
The guards have all gone home,
C Em
The hearse it stands forgotten
F G
And the wind whispers my song.
C Em F G (6x)
END in C
on: "Old Scarlett" by The Jacobites (Glitterhouse Records, 1995)
Nikki Sudden - Dave Kusworth - Glenn Tranter - Carl Eugene Picot - Mark Williams
Capo 2nd fret
INTRO: C Em F G (2x)
C Em
Well, I went up to the jury
F G
And I said, "What is the cost
C Em
For forgetting you ever saw me,
F G
I can replace what has been lost?
Am Dm
Don't believe all the things they say,
Am Dm
It's only going to get worse."
C Em
But they just looked straight through me
F G
And they muttered out their curse.
C Em
I was taken from the courtroom
F G
And chained into a cell,
C Em
And the straw that I slept on
F G
Was the only thing I knew well.
Am Dm
But, I didn't believe
Am Dm
Things could get worse,
C Em
Until I heard them building the scaffold
F G
And the rolling of the hearse.
C Em
They took me from my prison
F G
Out into the cold grey dawn
C Em
And the faces at ev'ry window
F G
Were as silent as the corn.
Am Dm
Then they put me on the scaffold
Am Dm
And told me to close my eyes,
C Em
But I saw Gabriel coming
F G
And I vanished from their sight.
C Em F G (2x)
Am Dm
The prison yard it is empty,
Am Dm
The guards have all gone home,
C Em
The hearse it stands forgotten
F G
And the wind whispers my song.
C Em F G (6x)
END in C
on: "Old Scarlett" by The Jacobites (Glitterhouse Records, 1995)
Nikki Sudden - Dave Kusworth - Glenn Tranter - Carl Eugene Picot - Mark Williams
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