Biografia:
The roots of Cahalen Morrison & Eli West are strong, their branches are shady, and the guitars, banjos, mandolins, and harmonies will carry you far off the beaten path to a place under open Western skies.
In 2 short years of knowing each other, Cahalen and Eli have bred a new brother duo sound, employing old-time and bluegrass to deliver original songwriting. Well received, their debut record The Holy Coming of the Storm hit #34 on the Roots Music Report’s top folk albums of 2011.
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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]
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[Verse]
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A lady runs across the Old Mill Moor
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a dreadful song was singing
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By the darkness of that now new moon
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to her lover's guise was tightly clinging
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Oh go run, go run your troubles down
A E
go run down to the water
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by the city fair and the ocean fierce
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a lady does not often falter
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D A F#m
A D E
[Verse]
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There runs she now by the ‘Sconset rose
A E
there runs she now a'bleeding
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And a trail is kept by the way she moves
A D E
to her lover's touch is dire needing
A D A
Although starched your apron may now be
A E
it'll lose its shape in the water
D A F#m
but go swimmeth thee to the anchor most near
A D E
a lady does not often falter
[Instrumental]
A D A
A E
D A F#m
A D E
[Verse]
A D A
Oh the winds they blow and the tide she swells
A E
brings life into the beaches
D A F#m
Oh that seam between the Earth and Tide
A D E
from land that sea is not quite as wide
A D A
Oh the winds they blow and the tide she swells
A E
breathes life into the tall pines
D A F#m
Without her breath lies the world so still
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but with, that constant shoreline
[Instrumental]
A D A
A E
D A F#m
A D E
[Verse]
A D A
A lady runs across the Old Mill Moor
A E
and Heaven's bells were tolling
D A F#m
By the sadness of that silent tune
A D E
and the sea just kept on gently rolling
[Outro]
A D A
A E
D A F#m
A D E
A D A
A E
D A F#m
A D E
A D A
A E
D A F#m
A D E
[Verse]
A D A
A lady runs across the Old Mill Moor
A E
a dreadful song was singing
D A F#m
By the darkness of that now new moon
A D E
to her lover's guise was tightly clinging
A D A
Oh go run, go run your troubles down
A E
go run down to the water
D A F#m
by the city fair and the ocean fierce
A D E
a lady does not often falter
[Instrumental]
A D A
A E
D A F#m
A D E
[Verse]
A D A
There runs she now by the ‘Sconset rose
A E
there runs she now a'bleeding
D A F#m
And a trail is kept by the way she moves
A D E
to her lover's touch is dire needing
A D A
Although starched your apron may now be
A E
it'll lose its shape in the water
D A F#m
but go swimmeth thee to the anchor most near
A D E
a lady does not often falter
[Instrumental]
A D A
A E
D A F#m
A D E
[Verse]
A D A
Oh the winds they blow and the tide she swells
A E
brings life into the beaches
D A F#m
Oh that seam between the Earth and Tide
A D E
from land that sea is not quite as wide
A D A
Oh the winds they blow and the tide she swells
A E
breathes life into the tall pines
D A F#m
Without her breath lies the world so still
A D E
but with, that constant shoreline
[Instrumental]
A D A
A E
D A F#m
A D E
[Verse]
A D A
A lady runs across the Old Mill Moor
A E
and Heaven's bells were tolling
D A F#m
By the sadness of that silent tune
A D E
and the sea just kept on gently rolling
[Outro]
A D A
A E
D A F#m
A D E
A D A
A E
D A F#m
A D E
Caitie Hurst
Caitlin & Will
Caitlin Bell
Caitlin Canty
Caitlin Cary & T (...)
Cajale Cazazo
Cajsa Siik
Cak Diqin
Cakra Khan
CAL RED