Biografia:
Barney Bentall (born Barnard Franklin Bentall, March 1956 in Toronto is a Canadian pop/rock singer-songwriter who is most well-known for his 90s-era band, Barney Bentall and the Legendary Hearts. Their more popular Canadian singles included "Something to Live For" and "Come Back to Me". Although it is rarely mentioned, he is also a member of the prominent Bentall family of Dominion Construction and the Bentall Centre, in downtown Vancouver, BC.[2] He has also recorded under the pseudonym Brandon Wolf.
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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!
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Date: Wed, 06 May 1998 07:43:56 -0700
From: Derek Frenette
Subject: b/bentall_barney/gin_palace.crd
GIN PALACE
Words and music by B. Bentall/M. Crozier/D. Reimer
Tabbed by: Derek Frenette ( [email protected] )
Intro: E G C D
Verse: E G D
E G D
Another bitter cup of coffee,
E G D
Your picture rattles on the wall.
E G D C
Another joint and you'll be happy, yeah,
E G D
Somethin' in your eyes says it all, says it all
Chorus:
G D A C
I know all the halls in your gin palace,
G D A C
I know all the colours in your room
G D A C
I know all the boys that call you Alice,
G D A C
But you'll always leave with me
Verse 2:
E G D
I remember you in high school,
E G D
Wearin' that dress your mama made,
E G D C
A beautiful angel in the hallway, yeah
E G D
It's a memory that's old and pale, old and pale
Verse
Middle Eight:
E D G D E
I know, I know that you'll always leave me cryin'
E D G D E
I know I know that we'll always let you down
M. Reimer solo
Verse 3 Same as other verses
Tonight I think that I should leave here
We'd both be better off that way
And then you ask me what I'm thinkin'
It wouldn't matter anyway
chorus
C. Nairn solo
end on E
I will eventually tab the solo and hopefully the fills,
I am a rythm guitarist and a procrastinator, so please have patience with me.
Any Q, C or e-mails appreciated
Thanks,
Derek
#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.#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Date: Wed, 06 May 1998 07:43:56 -0700
From: Derek Frenette
Subject: b/bentall_barney/gin_palace.crd
GIN PALACE
Words and music by B. Bentall/M. Crozier/D. Reimer
Tabbed by: Derek Frenette ( [email protected] )
Intro: E G C D
Verse: E G D
E G D
Another bitter cup of coffee,
E G D
Your picture rattles on the wall.
E G D C
Another joint and you'll be happy, yeah,
E G D
Somethin' in your eyes says it all, says it all
Chorus:
G D A C
I know all the halls in your gin palace,
G D A C
I know all the colours in your room
G D A C
I know all the boys that call you Alice,
G D A C
But you'll always leave with me
Verse 2:
E G D
I remember you in high school,
E G D
Wearin' that dress your mama made,
E G D C
A beautiful angel in the hallway, yeah
E G D
It's a memory that's old and pale, old and pale
Verse
Middle Eight:
E D G D E
I know, I know that you'll always leave me cryin'
E D G D E
I know I know that we'll always let you down
M. Reimer solo
Verse 3 Same as other verses
Tonight I think that I should leave here
We'd both be better off that way
And then you ask me what I'm thinkin'
It wouldn't matter anyway
chorus
C. Nairn solo
end on E
I will eventually tab the solo and hopefully the fills,
I am a rythm guitarist and a procrastinator, so please have patience with me.
Any Q, C or e-mails appreciated
Thanks,
Derek
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