Biografia:
Janis Ian (nascida Janis Eddy Fink, em 7 de abril de 1951) é uma cantora/compositora norte-americana, multi-instrumentista, colunista e fã de ficção científica. Ela teva uma carreira musical de sucesso nos anos 1960 e 70 e continuou gravando até os anos mais recentes. Em 1975, Ian ganhou um Grammy Award pela sua canção, "At Seventeen".
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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!
[Intro]
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
[Verse 1]
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# G D6/F# Em
I was never one for singing what I really feel
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7 D7sus4 D7
Except tonight I'm bringing everything I know that's real
[Chorus]
G D6/F# Dm6/F
Stars, they come and go, they come fast or slow
E7 Am Am7/G
They go like the last light of the sun, all in a blaze
D7sus2/F# D7sus2/F#
And all you see is glory
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
Hey but it gets lonely there when there's no one here to share
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7 D7sus2 D7
We can shake it away, if you'll hear a story
[Verse 2]
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
People lust for fame like athletes in a game, we break our collarbones
Am Am7/G
and come up swinging, some of us are downed
D7sus2/F# D7sus2/F#
some of us are crowned, and some are lost and never found
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7 Am Am7/G
But most have seen it all, they live their lives in sad cafes and music halls
D7sus2/F# D7 D7sus4 D7
They always come up singing
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
Some make it when they're young, before the world has done its dirty job
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7
and later on someone will say "You've had your day, now you must make way"
D7sus4 D7 G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
But they'll never know the pain of living with a name you never owned
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
or the many years forgetting what you know too well
[Bridge]
Em Em/D# Em/D
That the ones who gave the crown have been let down
Em/C# Cmaj7 D7 D7sus4 D7
You try to make amends without defending
[Verse 3]
G D6/F# Dm6/F
Perhaps pretending you never saw the eyes of grown men of twenty-five
E7 Am
that follow as you walk and ask for photographs
Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7sus2/F#
Or kiss you on the cheek and you never can believe they really loved you
G D6/F#
Some make it when they're old
Dm6/F E7 Am Am7/G
(Perhaps they have a soul they're not afraid to bare
D7sus2/F# D7 D7sus2 D7
or perhaps there's nothing there)
[Chorus]
G D6/F# Dm6/F
Stars, they come and go, they come fast or slow
E7 Am Am7/G
They go like the last light of the sun, all in a blaze
D7sus2/F# D7sus2/F#
And all you see is glory
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7 Am Am7/G
But most have seen it all, they live their lives in sad cafes and music halls
D7sus2/F# D7sus2/F#
They always have a story
[Verse 4]
G D6/F# Dm6/F
Some women have a body men will want to see
E7
and so they put it on display
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7sus2
Some people play a fine guitar, I could listen to them play all day
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
Some ladies really move across the stage and gee, they sure can dance
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
I guess I could learn how, if I gave it half a chance
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
But I always feel so funny when my body tries to soar
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
And I seem to always worry about missing the next chord
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
I guess there isn't anything to put up on display
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
Except the tunes, and whatever else I say
[Bridge]
Em Em/D# Em/D Em/C#
But anyway, that isn't really what I meant to say
Cmaj7 D7sus4
I meant to tell a story, I live from day to day
[Chorus]
G D6/F# Dm6/F
Stars, they come and go, they come fast or slow
E7 Am Am7/G
They go like the last light of the sun, all in a blaze
D7sus2/F# D7/F#
And all you see is glory
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7 Am Am7/G
But most have seen it all, they live their lives in sad cafes and music halls
D7sus2/F#
And we always have a story
[Verse 5]
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
So if you don't lose patience with my fumbling around
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
I'll come up singing for you,
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
even when I'm down
[Outro]
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7/F#
G C G
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
[Verse 1]
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# G D6/F# Em
I was never one for singing what I really feel
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7 D7sus4 D7
Except tonight I'm bringing everything I know that's real
[Chorus]
G D6/F# Dm6/F
Stars, they come and go, they come fast or slow
E7 Am Am7/G
They go like the last light of the sun, all in a blaze
D7sus2/F# D7sus2/F#
And all you see is glory
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
Hey but it gets lonely there when there's no one here to share
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7 D7sus2 D7
We can shake it away, if you'll hear a story
[Verse 2]
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
People lust for fame like athletes in a game, we break our collarbones
Am Am7/G
and come up swinging, some of us are downed
D7sus2/F# D7sus2/F#
some of us are crowned, and some are lost and never found
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7 Am Am7/G
But most have seen it all, they live their lives in sad cafes and music halls
D7sus2/F# D7 D7sus4 D7
They always come up singing
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
Some make it when they're young, before the world has done its dirty job
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7
and later on someone will say "You've had your day, now you must make way"
D7sus4 D7 G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
But they'll never know the pain of living with a name you never owned
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
or the many years forgetting what you know too well
[Bridge]
Em Em/D# Em/D
That the ones who gave the crown have been let down
Em/C# Cmaj7 D7 D7sus4 D7
You try to make amends without defending
[Verse 3]
G D6/F# Dm6/F
Perhaps pretending you never saw the eyes of grown men of twenty-five
E7 Am
that follow as you walk and ask for photographs
Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7sus2/F#
Or kiss you on the cheek and you never can believe they really loved you
G D6/F#
Some make it when they're old
Dm6/F E7 Am Am7/G
(Perhaps they have a soul they're not afraid to bare
D7sus2/F# D7 D7sus2 D7
or perhaps there's nothing there)
[Chorus]
G D6/F# Dm6/F
Stars, they come and go, they come fast or slow
E7 Am Am7/G
They go like the last light of the sun, all in a blaze
D7sus2/F# D7sus2/F#
And all you see is glory
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7 Am Am7/G
But most have seen it all, they live their lives in sad cafes and music halls
D7sus2/F# D7sus2/F#
They always have a story
[Verse 4]
G D6/F# Dm6/F
Some women have a body men will want to see
E7
and so they put it on display
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7sus2
Some people play a fine guitar, I could listen to them play all day
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
Some ladies really move across the stage and gee, they sure can dance
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
I guess I could learn how, if I gave it half a chance
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
But I always feel so funny when my body tries to soar
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
And I seem to always worry about missing the next chord
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
I guess there isn't anything to put up on display
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
Except the tunes, and whatever else I say
[Bridge]
Em Em/D# Em/D Em/C#
But anyway, that isn't really what I meant to say
Cmaj7 D7sus4
I meant to tell a story, I live from day to day
[Chorus]
G D6/F# Dm6/F
Stars, they come and go, they come fast or slow
E7 Am Am7/G
They go like the last light of the sun, all in a blaze
D7sus2/F# D7/F#
And all you see is glory
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7 Am Am7/G
But most have seen it all, they live their lives in sad cafes and music halls
D7sus2/F#
And we always have a story
[Verse 5]
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
So if you don't lose patience with my fumbling around
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
I'll come up singing for you,
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
even when I'm down
[Outro]
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7/F#
G C G
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