Biografia:
Peter, Paul and Mary were a US folk-singing trio whose nearly 50-year career began with their rise to become a paradigm for 1960s folk music. The trio was composed of Peter Yarrow, Paul Stookey and Mary Travers. After the death of Mary Travers in 2009, Yarrow and Stookey continued to perform as a duo under their individual names.[1]
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Outras músicas:
- 500 Miles
- 75 Septembers
- A Soalin
- All My Trials
- Autumn To May
- Blowin In The Wind
- Boa Constrictor Song
- Children Go Where I Send You
- Cruel War
- Day Is Done
- Dodi Li
- Dont Ever Take Away Our Freedom
- Dont Laugh At Me
- Dont Think Twice Its Alright
- Early In The Morning
- Early Morning Rain
- El Salvador
- Flora
- For Baby
- Freight Train
- Garden Song
- Gilgarra Mountain
- Going To The Zoo
- Gone The Rainbow
- Good Times We Had
- Greenland Whale Fisheries
- Hangman
- Home On The Range Dont Ever Take Away My Freedom
- Hurry Sundown
- Hush A Bye
- I Dig Rock And Roll Music
- If I Had A Hammer
- Kisses Sweeter Than Wine
- Kumbaya
- Leatherwing Bat
- Leaving On A Jet Plane
- Lemon Tree
- Light One Candle
- Man Come Into Egypt
- Man Of Constant Sorrow
- Michael Row The Boat Ashore
- Monday Morning
- Morning Train
- No Easy Walk To Freedom
- No Other Name
- One Tin Soldier
- Polly Von
- Puff The Magic Dragon
- Right Field
- River Of Jordan
- San Francisco Bay Blues
- Settle Down
- Some Walls
- Somos El Barco
- Stewball
- Such Is Love
- Tell It On The Mountain
- The Cruel War
- The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
- The Great Mandala
- The Kid
- The Magi The Heart Of Mans A Palace
- The Marvelous Toy
- The Times They Are A Changing
- There Is A Ship The Water Is Wide
- There Is Love
- This Land Is Your Land
- Three Ravens
- Tiny Sparrow
- Too Much Of Nothing
- Very Last Day
- Weave Me The Sunshine
- Wedding Song
- Well Well Well
- When The Ship Comes In
- Where Have All The Flowers Gone
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]
Dm - E - Am
Dm E Am
1. Early one mornin’, one mornin’ in spring
Dm G C E
to hear the birds whistle, the nightingales sing.
Am G Am Em
I met a fair maiden who sweetly did sing,
Am Dm E Am
I’m going to be married next Monday morning.
Dm E Am
2. “How old are you, my fair young maid,
Dm G C E
here in this valley, this valley so green?
Am G Am Em
How old are you, my fair young maid?”
Am Dm E Am
“I’m goin’ to be sixteen next Monday morning.”
Dm E Am
3. “Well, sixteen years old, that’s too young for to marry,
Dm G C E
so take my advice, five years longer to tarry.
Am G Am Em
For marriage brings troubles and sorrows begin,
Am Dm E Am
so put off your wedding for Monday morning.”
Dm E Am
4. “You talk like a mad man, a man with no skill,
Dm G C E
two years I’ve been waiting against my own will.
Am G Am Em
And now I’m determined to have my own way,
Am Dm E Am
and I’m going to be married next Monday morning.”
Dm E Am
5. “And next Monday mornin’ the bells they will ring,
Dm G C E
my true love will buy me a gay gold ring.
Am G Am Em
Also he’ll buy me a new pretty gown
Am Dm E Am
to wear at my wedding next Monday morning.”
Dm E Am
6. “Next Monday night when I go to my bed,
Dm G C E
and I turn around to the man that I’ve wed,
Am G Am Em
around his middle my two arms I will fling,
Am Dm E Am
and I wish to my soul it was Monday morning.”
Dm - E - Am
Dm E Am
1. Early one mornin’, one mornin’ in spring
Dm G C E
to hear the birds whistle, the nightingales sing.
Am G Am Em
I met a fair maiden who sweetly did sing,
Am Dm E Am
I’m going to be married next Monday morning.
Dm E Am
2. “How old are you, my fair young maid,
Dm G C E
here in this valley, this valley so green?
Am G Am Em
How old are you, my fair young maid?”
Am Dm E Am
“I’m goin’ to be sixteen next Monday morning.”
Dm E Am
3. “Well, sixteen years old, that’s too young for to marry,
Dm G C E
so take my advice, five years longer to tarry.
Am G Am Em
For marriage brings troubles and sorrows begin,
Am Dm E Am
so put off your wedding for Monday morning.”
Dm E Am
4. “You talk like a mad man, a man with no skill,
Dm G C E
two years I’ve been waiting against my own will.
Am G Am Em
And now I’m determined to have my own way,
Am Dm E Am
and I’m going to be married next Monday morning.”
Dm E Am
5. “And next Monday mornin’ the bells they will ring,
Dm G C E
my true love will buy me a gay gold ring.
Am G Am Em
Also he’ll buy me a new pretty gown
Am Dm E Am
to wear at my wedding next Monday morning.”
Dm E Am
6. “Next Monday night when I go to my bed,
Dm G C E
and I turn around to the man that I’ve wed,
Am G Am Em
around his middle my two arms I will fling,
Am Dm E Am
and I wish to my soul it was Monday morning.”
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