Biografia:
Steve Goodman (July 25, 1948 – September 20, 1984) was an American folk music singer-songwriter from Chicago, Illinois. The writer of "City of New Orleans", made popular by Arlo Guthrie, Goodman won two Grammy Awards.
The Chicago-born singer-songwriter, was discovered by Kris Kristofferson. He collaborated with close friend John Prine throughout his career. His superb guitar ability (honed at Chicago's Old Town School of Folk Music) and creative songwriting ability led him to success in the 1970s folk scene.
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Outras músicas:
- City Of New Orleans
- It's Midnight And I'm Not Famous Yet
- Men Who Love Women Who Love Men
- A Dying Cub Fans Last Request
- Between The Lines
- Door Number Three
- Eight Ball Blues
- Go Cubs Go
- I Cant Sleep
- Jazzman
- Lincoln Park Pirates
- Looking For Trouble
- My Old Man
- The Dutchman
- The One That Got Away
- The Twentieth Century
- Turnpike Tom
- Video Tape
- Wheres The Party
- Would You Like To Learn To Dance
- Yellow Coat
- You Never Even Call Me
- Youre The Girl I Love
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Lincoln Park Pirates
from the Steve Goodman LP "Somebody Else's Troubles"
AmDm Am
The streetlamps are on in Chicago tonight,
Dm C
And lovers a'gazin' at stars;
DmAm DmAm
The stores are all closin', and Daley is dozin',
Dm Em
And the fat man is counting the cars...
Am Dm Am
And there's more cars than places to put 'em, he says,
Dm C
But I've got room for them all;
Dm Am Dm Am
So 'round 'em up boys, 'cause I want some more toys,
Dm Em
In the lot by the grocery store...
Chorus
Am Em Dm Am
To me, way, hey, tow them away,
Dm C
The Lincoln Park Pirates are we,
Dm Am Dm Am
>From Wilmette to Gary, there's nothin' so hairy
Dm Em
And we always collect our fee!
Am Em Dm Am
So it's way, hey, tow 'em away,
Dm C
We plunder the streets of your town,
Dm Am DmAm
Be it Edsel or Chevy, there's no car too heavy,
Em Am
And no one can make us shut down.
We break into cars when we gotta,
With hammer and pickaxe and saw;
And they said this garage had no license;
But little care I for the law!
Our drivers are friendly and courteous;
Their good manners you always will get;
'Cause they all are recent graduates
Of the charm school in Joliet.
To me, way, hey, tow them away,
The Lincoln Park Pirates are we,
>From Wilmette to Gary, there's nothin' so hairy
And we always collect our fee!
So it's way, hey, tow 'em away,
We plunder the streets of your town,
Be it Edsel or Chevy, there's no car too heavy,
And no one can make us shut down.
And when all the cars are collected,
And all of their fenders are ruined,
Then I'll tow all the boats in Belmont Harbor
To the Lincoln Park Lagoon;
And when I've collected the ransom,
And sunk all the ones that won't yield;
I'll tow all the planes that are blocking the runways
At Midway, O'Hare, and Meigs Field!
To me, way, hey, tow them away,
The Lincoln Park Pirates are we,
>From Wilmette to Gary, there's nothin' so hairy
And we always collect our fee!
So it's way, hey, tow 'em away,
Now citizens, gather around,
And I think it's enough, let's call his bluff,
Let's throw the bum out of town!
Lyric transcribed by Rich Kulawiec, [email protected]
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Chords from Al Price, [email protected]
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: [email protected]
Lincoln Park Pirates
from the Steve Goodman LP "Somebody Else's Troubles"
AmDm Am
The streetlamps are on in Chicago tonight,
Dm C
And lovers a'gazin' at stars;
DmAm DmAm
The stores are all closin', and Daley is dozin',
Dm Em
And the fat man is counting the cars...
Am Dm Am
And there's more cars than places to put 'em, he says,
Dm C
But I've got room for them all;
Dm Am Dm Am
So 'round 'em up boys, 'cause I want some more toys,
Dm Em
In the lot by the grocery store...
Chorus
Am Em Dm Am
To me, way, hey, tow them away,
Dm C
The Lincoln Park Pirates are we,
Dm Am Dm Am
>From Wilmette to Gary, there's nothin' so hairy
Dm Em
And we always collect our fee!
Am Em Dm Am
So it's way, hey, tow 'em away,
Dm C
We plunder the streets of your town,
Dm Am DmAm
Be it Edsel or Chevy, there's no car too heavy,
Em Am
And no one can make us shut down.
We break into cars when we gotta,
With hammer and pickaxe and saw;
And they said this garage had no license;
But little care I for the law!
Our drivers are friendly and courteous;
Their good manners you always will get;
'Cause they all are recent graduates
Of the charm school in Joliet.
To me, way, hey, tow them away,
The Lincoln Park Pirates are we,
>From Wilmette to Gary, there's nothin' so hairy
And we always collect our fee!
So it's way, hey, tow 'em away,
We plunder the streets of your town,
Be it Edsel or Chevy, there's no car too heavy,
And no one can make us shut down.
And when all the cars are collected,
And all of their fenders are ruined,
Then I'll tow all the boats in Belmont Harbor
To the Lincoln Park Lagoon;
And when I've collected the ransom,
And sunk all the ones that won't yield;
I'll tow all the planes that are blocking the runways
At Midway, O'Hare, and Meigs Field!
To me, way, hey, tow them away,
The Lincoln Park Pirates are we,
>From Wilmette to Gary, there's nothin' so hairy
And we always collect our fee!
So it's way, hey, tow 'em away,
Now citizens, gather around,
And I think it's enough, let's call his bluff,
Let's throw the bum out of town!
Lyric transcribed by Rich Kulawiec, [email protected]
.
Chords from Al Price, [email protected]
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