Biografia:
When singer/songwriter John Statz isn’t at home in Denver, Colorado, he’s out traveling the world, playing shows and writing and recording in places like Budapest, Slovenia, Quebec, and Anchorage. For his new album, Old Fashioned, he is bringing it back home. Whereas the previous album (Ghost Towns) was filled with worldly influences and subject matter, Old Fashioned brings us back to the heartland: Midwestern America.
Recorded in Iowa City with revered producer Bo Ramsey (Lucinda Williams
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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!
John Statz - Mountain Song
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CAPO: 1st Fret
INTRO: Em C G Em (4x)
Doing it since I was ten
C G Em
Now the mountains brought me back again
C G Em
To many questions, but no time to wonder why
I miss them more than words can say
C G Em
And I wish that she were here today
C G D
That can't be, so I guess I'm doing fine
Snow melted outside, spring is here
C G
And I'm wondering how I'll be this year
Em C G D
Cannot be brave, but I'll make anybody proud
C
I take your fooling, knowing mine
G
Tomorrow could be snow
Em C G
And I can just go right in and put behind a [dowd]
INTERLUDE: Em C G Em C G Em
Lot's of memories in this old town
C G Em
Learned some things here that have made me down
C G Em
And I remember him doing [ ? ? ? ]
Families ties run deep
C G Em
And as I drift off to sleep
C G D
I think about all on the slopes who await me and when I wake
Rudy Bob just sat in the sphere
C G
And I ponder, simply staying here
Em C G D
And I can't resist that place that I call home
The snow melts and new life begins
C G
Of springs rushing forth again
Em C G
I am renewed, I know I'll never be alone
INTERLUDE: Em C G Em C G Em C G Em C G Em
Coming here since I was ten
C G Em
The mountains brought me back again
C G
No more questions, I need just ride for awhile
## NOTE 1: There are a few missing/incorrect lyrics indicated by ##
## parentheses [ ]. If you know them, please leave a comment ##
## below and I will make the corrections. Thank you. ##
## NOTE 2: Between each G chord and Em chord, walk-down the bass on the E-string ##
CAPO: 1st Fret
INTRO: Em C G Em (4x)
Doing it since I was ten
C G Em
Now the mountains brought me back again
C G Em
To many questions, but no time to wonder why
I miss them more than words can say
C G Em
And I wish that she were here today
C G D
That can't be, so I guess I'm doing fine
Snow melted outside, spring is here
C G
And I'm wondering how I'll be this year
Em C G D
Cannot be brave, but I'll make anybody proud
C
I take your fooling, knowing mine
G
Tomorrow could be snow
Em C G
And I can just go right in and put behind a [dowd]
INTERLUDE: Em C G Em C G Em
Lot's of memories in this old town
C G Em
Learned some things here that have made me down
C G Em
And I remember him doing [ ? ? ? ]
Families ties run deep
C G Em
And as I drift off to sleep
C G D
I think about all on the slopes who await me and when I wake
Rudy Bob just sat in the sphere
C G
And I ponder, simply staying here
Em C G D
And I can't resist that place that I call home
The snow melts and new life begins
C G
Of springs rushing forth again
Em C G
I am renewed, I know I'll never be alone
INTERLUDE: Em C G Em C G Em C G Em C G Em
Coming here since I was ten
C G Em
The mountains brought me back again
C G
No more questions, I need just ride for awhile
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