Biografia:
Outras músicas:
- A Wonderful Lie
- All You Had
- Animal
- Another Night In The Life Of A Day
- Ballad Of A Broken Heart
- Beatifully Insane
- Become
- Bloody Mary
- Break The Spell
- Brilliant Life
- Daddies Dead
- Damnation
- Error Of My Ways
- Fake
- Gracie
- Growin Up
- Hard To Leave This World
- Hate Pain
- Hotel Life
- Hour Of Need
- How Did You Sleep At Night
- If Only
- Key Of Heartache
- Lament Of Night
- Legend Of The Thief
- Little Thing
- Lovers
- North Of Darkness
- Only Girl I Ever Loved
- Rosary Mozaic
- Seems Like Yesterday
- Spirit Of The Jag
- The Adultra
- The Ballad Of No One In Particular
- The Town
- Throw It All Away
- Treasure Island
- Two Black Eyes
- Unconscious Boy 2000
- Unidentified
- Untitled
- What If
- Where Were You
- Woman Of My Dreams
- Woolworth Girl
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!
LEGEND OF THE THIEF
(NOTE: Cap strings at second fret!)
GDCE DCG CG
G D C E
Far away in a distant land lived the King of thieves
D C G C G
he possessed many treasures, but was always evaded by love
G D C E D
Not for the want of trying, though never to succeed, it
C G C G
seemed he could steal anything except for this one need.
G D C E
Then one day back in his lair he did discover and he did curse
D C G C G
another with light fingers had robbed him of his purse,
G D C E D
so back into the city and long into the night he hunted
C G C G
the soul who should be so sly, with his cash to alight.
E D C G
Oh the King of the thieves was he
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G DCE DCGCG
The King of the Thieves.
G D C E
He rattled his mind for recollections of that previous day,
D C G C G G
then that vision of the fair maiden brushed past him in that oh so peculiar way, well
D C E D
of course, it was so obvious and plain to see, for if he
C G C G
was king, then she must be
E D E G
Oh the Queen of the thieves was she
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G
The Queen of the thieves.
G D C E
Sure enough the following day their paths were to cross again
D C
well he followed her through the courtyard
G C G G D C E
amused by her gain, gold and silver coins of the realm.
D C
She seemed to have magic fingers as
G C G
into many pockets all did fell.
E D C G
Oh the Queen of the thieves was she
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G CG
The Queen of the Thieves.
G D C E
Soon both grew hungry and so into the tavern divine
D C G G G G
to drink of the local ale and sing badly out of time, into
D C E D
each others eyes, and into each others arms, the spell
C G C G G
of love cast over them, embraced by their charms. They
D C
amassed between them a fortune and by night they
E D C G
threw it all away, they had no cares or worries for love
C G
would save the day.
E D C G
Oh the King and Queen of thieves were they,
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G CG
The King and Queen of Thieves.
G D C E
Then one year and one day precisely on the witching hour
D C G
a child came unto them, but one arm shrivelled as a
C G G D
dead flower. The Queen did cry and the King did weep
C E D
and they searched the world for a cure, swearing
C G
never to steal again of this one thing they could
C G
be sure.
E D C G
Oh the King and Queen of the thieves were they
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G CG
The King and Queen of Thieves.
G D C E
Finally word came of a medicine man way up in the hills
D C G C G
of a cure they could be sure, if only they kept their word.
G D C
Around the smouldering couldron they sat as he
E D E
chanted, then he poured onto the child's stricken arm a
G G G D
potion from his magic lantern. Sure enough the arm
C E D
did heal and all the birds did sing, then the palm
C G
of the child's hand opened wide to reveal the
C G
midwife's wedding ring.
E D C G
Oh the Prince of thieves was he
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G
The Legend of the Thief.
E D C G
Oh the King, Queen, Prince of Thieves
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G
The Legend of the Thief
GGCG GGCG GGCG
(NOTE: Cap strings at second fret!)
GDCE DCG CG
G D C E
Far away in a distant land lived the King of thieves
D C G C G
he possessed many treasures, but was always evaded by love
G D C E D
Not for the want of trying, though never to succeed, it
C G C G
seemed he could steal anything except for this one need.
G D C E
Then one day back in his lair he did discover and he did curse
D C G C G
another with light fingers had robbed him of his purse,
G D C E D
so back into the city and long into the night he hunted
C G C G
the soul who should be so sly, with his cash to alight.
E D C G
Oh the King of the thieves was he
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G DCE DCGCG
The King of the Thieves.
G D C E
He rattled his mind for recollections of that previous day,
D C G C G G
then that vision of the fair maiden brushed past him in that oh so peculiar way, well
D C E D
of course, it was so obvious and plain to see, for if he
C G C G
was king, then she must be
E D E G
Oh the Queen of the thieves was she
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G
The Queen of the thieves.
G D C E
Sure enough the following day their paths were to cross again
D C
well he followed her through the courtyard
G C G G D C E
amused by her gain, gold and silver coins of the realm.
D C
She seemed to have magic fingers as
G C G
into many pockets all did fell.
E D C G
Oh the Queen of the thieves was she
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G CG
The Queen of the Thieves.
G D C E
Soon both grew hungry and so into the tavern divine
D C G G G G
to drink of the local ale and sing badly out of time, into
D C E D
each others eyes, and into each others arms, the spell
C G C G G
of love cast over them, embraced by their charms. They
D C
amassed between them a fortune and by night they
E D C G
threw it all away, they had no cares or worries for love
C G
would save the day.
E D C G
Oh the King and Queen of thieves were they,
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G CG
The King and Queen of Thieves.
G D C E
Then one year and one day precisely on the witching hour
D C G
a child came unto them, but one arm shrivelled as a
C G G D
dead flower. The Queen did cry and the King did weep
C E D
and they searched the world for a cure, swearing
C G
never to steal again of this one thing they could
C G
be sure.
E D C G
Oh the King and Queen of the thieves were they
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G CG
The King and Queen of Thieves.
G D C E
Finally word came of a medicine man way up in the hills
D C G C G
of a cure they could be sure, if only they kept their word.
G D C
Around the smouldering couldron they sat as he
E D E
chanted, then he poured onto the child's stricken arm a
G G G D
potion from his magic lantern. Sure enough the arm
C E D
did heal and all the birds did sing, then the palm
C G
of the child's hand opened wide to reveal the
C G
midwife's wedding ring.
E D C G
Oh the Prince of thieves was he
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G
The Legend of the Thief.
E D C G
Oh the King, Queen, Prince of Thieves
E D
Easy come and easy go
C G
The Legend of the Thief
GGCG GGCG GGCG
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