Biografia:
Steve Goodman (July 25, 1948 – September 20, 1984) was an American folk music singer-songwriter from Chicago, Illinois. The writer of "City of New Orleans", made popular by Arlo Guthrie, Goodman won two Grammy Awards.
The Chicago-born singer-songwriter, was discovered by Kris Kristofferson. He collaborated with close friend John Prine throughout his career. His superb guitar ability (honed at Chicago's Old Town School of Folk Music) and creative songwriting ability led him to success in the 1970s folk scene.
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- It's Midnight And I'm Not Famous Yet
- Men Who Love Women Who Love Men
- A Dying Cub Fans Last Request
- Between The Lines
- Door Number Three
- Eight Ball Blues
- Go Cubs Go
- I Cant Sleep
- Jazzman
- Lincoln Park Pirates
- Looking For Trouble
- My Old Man
- The Dutchman
- The One That Got Away
- The Twentieth Century
- Turnpike Tom
- Video Tape
- Wheres The Party
- Would You Like To Learn To Dance
- Yellow Coat
- You Never Even Call Me
- Youre The Girl I Love
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C
The Dutchman's not the kind of man
Who keeps his thumb jammed in the dam
Dm
That holds his dreams in,
G C
But that's a secret that only Margaret knows.
C
When Amsterdam is golden in the summer,
Margaret brings him breakfast,
Dm
She believes him.
G C
He thinks the tulips bloom beneath the snow.
F G C C B Am
He's mad as he can be, but Margaret only sees that sometimes,
F G C
Sometimes she sees her unborn children in his eyes.
Chorus:
F Em
Let us go to the banks of the ocean
F G C
Where the walls rise above the Zuider Zee.
Dm A G C C B Am
Long ago, I used to be a young man
F G C
And dear Margaret remembers that for me.
C
The Dutchman still wears wooden shoes,
His cap and coat are patched with the love
Dm
That Margaret sewed there.
G C
Sometimes he thinks he's still in Rotterdam.
C
And he watches the tug-boats down canals
Dm
An' calls out to them when he thinks he knows the Captain.
G
Till Margaret comes
C
To take him home again
Dm G C C C B Am A
Through unforgiving streets that trip him, though she holds his arm,
F G C
Sometimes he thinks he's alone and he calls her name.
C
The winters whirl the windmills 'round
She winds his muffler tighter
Dm
And they sit in the kitchen.
G C
Some tea with whiskey keeps away the dew.
C
And he sees her for a moment, calls her name,
Dm
She makes the bed up singing some old love song,
G
A song Margaret learned
C
When it was very new.
Dm G C C C B Am
He hums a line or two, they sing together in the dark.
F G C
The Dutchman falls asleep and Margaret blows the candle out.
The Dutchman's not the kind of man
Who keeps his thumb jammed in the dam
Dm
That holds his dreams in,
G C
But that's a secret that only Margaret knows.
C
When Amsterdam is golden in the summer,
Margaret brings him breakfast,
Dm
She believes him.
G C
He thinks the tulips bloom beneath the snow.
F G C C B Am
He's mad as he can be, but Margaret only sees that sometimes,
F G C
Sometimes she sees her unborn children in his eyes.
Chorus:
F Em
Let us go to the banks of the ocean
F G C
Where the walls rise above the Zuider Zee.
Dm A G C C B Am
Long ago, I used to be a young man
F G C
And dear Margaret remembers that for me.
C
The Dutchman still wears wooden shoes,
His cap and coat are patched with the love
Dm
That Margaret sewed there.
G C
Sometimes he thinks he's still in Rotterdam.
C
And he watches the tug-boats down canals
Dm
An' calls out to them when he thinks he knows the Captain.
G
Till Margaret comes
C
To take him home again
Dm G C C C B Am A
Through unforgiving streets that trip him, though she holds his arm,
F G C
Sometimes he thinks he's alone and he calls her name.
C
The winters whirl the windmills 'round
She winds his muffler tighter
Dm
And they sit in the kitchen.
G C
Some tea with whiskey keeps away the dew.
C
And he sees her for a moment, calls her name,
Dm
She makes the bed up singing some old love song,
G
A song Margaret learned
C
When it was very new.
Dm G C C C B Am
He hums a line or two, they sing together in the dark.
F G C
The Dutchman falls asleep and Margaret blows the candle out.
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