Biografia:
Ian Gillan, vocalista, ficou consagrado na banda Deep Purple, tendo participado em diversas formações da banda, incluindo a considerada clássica. No inicio de carreira foi integrante de uma banda chamada The Javelins e foi vocalista da banda The Episode Six onde tocou com o Roger Glover(baixo) antes dos mesmos entrarem para o Deep Purple. Ian Gillan foi considerado um dos melhores vocalistas do mundo na década de 1970 e participou do show ao vivo
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There ain't no more cane on the Brazos, oooooooh
G D A D
They ground it all up in molasses, oooooooh
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Captain, don't you do me like you done your poor Shine, oooooooh
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Well, they drove that poor Billy 'til he went stone blind, oooooooh
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You want to come on the river in 1904, oooooooh
G D A D
You could find many dead men almost every road, most every road
D A D A
And if you going on the river in 1910, oooooooh
G D A D
They was driving the women like they drive the men, oooooooh
[Verse 3]
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Why don't you rise up, you dead men, help me find my road, oooooooh
G D A D
Why don't you rise up, you dead men, help me drive my road, drive my road
D A D A
Well, there's some in the building and there's some in the yard, oooooooh
G D A D
There's some in the graveyard and there's some going home, going home
[Chorus]
D A D A
Why don't you wake up, you people and lift up your heads, oooooooh
G D A D
You may get your pardon but you may end up dead, oooooooh
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[Outro]
D A D A
There ain't no more cane on the Brazos, oooooooh
G D A D
They ground it all up in molasses, oooooooh
D
[Verse 1]
D A D A
There ain't no more cane on the Brazos, oooooooh
G D A D
They ground it all up in molasses, oooooooh
D A D A
Captain, don't you do me like you done your poor Shine, oooooooh
G D A D
Well, they drove that poor Billy 'til he went stone blind, oooooooh
[Verse 2]
D A D A
You want to come on the river in 1904, oooooooh
G D A D
You could find many dead men almost every road, most every road
D A D A
And if you going on the river in 1910, oooooooh
G D A D
They was driving the women like they drive the men, oooooooh
[Verse 3]
D A D A
Why don't you rise up, you dead men, help me find my road, oooooooh
G D A D
Why don't you rise up, you dead men, help me drive my road, drive my road
D A D A
Well, there's some in the building and there's some in the yard, oooooooh
G D A D
There's some in the graveyard and there's some going home, going home
[Chorus]
D A D A
Why don't you wake up, you people and lift up your heads, oooooooh
G D A D
You may get your pardon but you may end up dead, oooooooh
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[Outro]
D A D A
There ain't no more cane on the Brazos, oooooooh
G D A D
They ground it all up in molasses, oooooooh
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