Biografia:
Robert Adrian 'Bob' Catley é um músico britânico, talvez mais conhecido como vocalista da banda Magnum.
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BOB CATLEY – Deep Winter
from the album The Tower (1998)
Intro 1:
e-----------------|--------------------|
B-7------10-8-----|-10-7---------------|
G-----------------|--------7---9-9-----|
D-----------------|--------------------|
A-----------------|--------------------|
E-----------------|--------------------|
Bm G D A/C#
e---------------------|--------------------|
B-8--8--8--7----------|--------------------|
G-------------7-----7-|-7------6-----7--9--|
D----------------9----|--------------------|
A---------------------|--------------------|
E---------------------|--------------------|
Em Bm G A
repeat Intro 1
Intro 2:
Bm, G, D, A/C#
repeat Intro 2
Verse 1:
Bm G D A/C#
The setting sunlight fades and once again I'm lonely
Bm G D A/C#
You're here beside me yet a thousand miles away
Bm G D A/C#
So as I pray for sleep that I might wake up only
Bm G D A/C#
To find it's all been just a dream, a big mistake, a re-take
Pre-chorus 1:
Em D A/C#
Now the hourglass of time is still
Em D A/C#
Catatonic on the window sill
Em D A/C# G
Frozen solid by the winds that chill you and me
Chorus:
G A Bm G D A/C#
Locked in deep winter - summer passed away
Em Bm G A
We both have nothing left to say
Bm G D A/C#
Lost in deep winter - broken down, decayed
Em Bm G A
Now just the memories remain
repeat Intro 2 twice
Verse 2:
Bm G D A/C#
We used to laugh and cry, it felt so natural to me
Bm G D A/C#
It seemed the springtime in your eyes could melt the day
Bm G D A/C#
A frozen hearted trace of words that mattered to me
Bm G D A/C#
Became the resting place for all that passed away between us
Pre-chorus 2:
Em D A/C#
I confess it has an irony
Em D A/C#
Neither of us where we planned to be
Em D A/C# G
On reflection I can clearly see you and me
repeat Chorus
repeat Intro 1 twice
repeat Pre-chorus 1
repeat Chorus
repeat Intro 2 several times and fade out
from the album The Tower (1998)
Intro 1:
e-----------------|--------------------|
B-7------10-8-----|-10-7---------------|
G-----------------|--------7---9-9-----|
D-----------------|--------------------|
A-----------------|--------------------|
E-----------------|--------------------|
Bm G D A/C#
e---------------------|--------------------|
B-8--8--8--7----------|--------------------|
G-------------7-----7-|-7------6-----7--9--|
D----------------9----|--------------------|
A---------------------|--------------------|
E---------------------|--------------------|
Em Bm G A
repeat Intro 1
Intro 2:
Bm, G, D, A/C#
repeat Intro 2
Verse 1:
Bm G D A/C#
The setting sunlight fades and once again I'm lonely
Bm G D A/C#
You're here beside me yet a thousand miles away
Bm G D A/C#
So as I pray for sleep that I might wake up only
Bm G D A/C#
To find it's all been just a dream, a big mistake, a re-take
Pre-chorus 1:
Em D A/C#
Now the hourglass of time is still
Em D A/C#
Catatonic on the window sill
Em D A/C# G
Frozen solid by the winds that chill you and me
Chorus:
G A Bm G D A/C#
Locked in deep winter - summer passed away
Em Bm G A
We both have nothing left to say
Bm G D A/C#
Lost in deep winter - broken down, decayed
Em Bm G A
Now just the memories remain
repeat Intro 2 twice
Verse 2:
Bm G D A/C#
We used to laugh and cry, it felt so natural to me
Bm G D A/C#
It seemed the springtime in your eyes could melt the day
Bm G D A/C#
A frozen hearted trace of words that mattered to me
Bm G D A/C#
Became the resting place for all that passed away between us
Pre-chorus 2:
Em D A/C#
I confess it has an irony
Em D A/C#
Neither of us where we planned to be
Em D A/C# G
On reflection I can clearly see you and me
repeat Chorus
repeat Intro 1 twice
repeat Pre-chorus 1
repeat Chorus
repeat Intro 2 several times and fade out
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