Biografia:
Mary Chapin Carpenter nasceu em 21 de Fevereiro de 1958. É uma artista da música country. Carpenter passou vários anos cantando em Washington, DC clubes antes de assinar no final de 1980 com a Columbia Records, que comercializaram-la como uma cantora de música country.
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Outras músicas:
- 10000 Miles
- A Keeper For Every Flame
- A Lot Like Me
- A Road Is Just A Road
- Capo Chart
- Christmas Time In The City
- Come Darkness Come Light
- Down At The Twist And Shout
- Down In Marys Land
- Downtown Train
- Grow Old With Me
- Halley Came To Jackson
- He Thinks Hell Keep Her
- Hot Buttered Rum
- House Of Cards
- I Am A Town
- I Feel Lucky
- I Put My Ring Back On
- I Want To Be Your Girlfriend
- Its Only Love
- John Doe No 2
- John Doe No 24
- Jubilee
- Keeping The Faith
- Let Me Into Your Heart
- Naked To The Eye
- Not Too Much To Ask
- Oh Rosetta
- Only A Dream
- Other Streets And Other Towns
- Outside Looking In
- Passionate Kisses
- Quittin Time
- Shut Up And Kiss Me
- Slave To The Beauty
- Slow Country Dance
- Stones In The Road
- Tender When I Want To Be
- Thanksgiving Song
- The Age Of Miracles
- The Blue Distance
- The Bug
- The Calling
- The End Of My Pirate Days
- The Hard Way
- The Last Word
- The Long Way Home
- The Longest Night Of The Year
- The Moon And St Christopher
- The More Things Change
- This Is Love
- Too Tired
- Walking Through Fire
- Wall Around Your Heart
- When Shes Gone
- Wherever You Are
- Why Walk When You Can Fly
- You
- You Win Again
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!
[Actually in Bb; capo 3.]
[Mary Chapin's chords are as follows:
G=320003, C=332010, D=x00232,
D11=554030, Em=022000, Em7=020000.
But for some variety and texture,
try playing G as 320033 and C as x32033 (actually C(9)). And play
some D(9)'s in with the D's.]
[Each chord is half of a 6/8 measure, or a whole 3/4 measure,
depending on how you look at it.]
[Intro]
G C G D11 G C G D11
G C G D11 G C G D11
[Verse]
G C G G
I can tell by the way you're walking
C G D D
That you don't want company
G C G G
I'll let you alone and I'll let you walk on
C G D D
And in your own good time you'll be
C G Em Em7
Back where the sun can find you
C G D D
Under the wise wishing tree
G C G G
And with all of them made we'll lie under the shade
C G D D
And call it a jubilee
G C G G
And I can tell by the way you're talking
C G D11
That the past isn't letting you go
G C G
But there's only so long you can take it all on
C G D
And then the wrong's gotta be on its own
C G Em Em7
And when you're ready to leave it behind you
C G D
You'll look back, and all that you'll see
G C G G
Is the wreckage and rust that you left in the dust
C D G G
On your way to the jubilee
[Instrumental]
G C G G C G D D
G D/F# C G/B
And I can tell by the way you're listening
C G D D
That you're still expecting to hear
G C G G
Your name being called like a summons to all
C G D D
Who have failed to account for their doubts and their fears
C G Em Em7
They can't add up to much without you
C G D D
And so if it were just up to me
G C G G
I'd take hold of your hand, saying come hear the band
C D G G
Play your song at the jubilee
[Instrumental]
C G Em Em7 C G D D
G C G G C G D D
G C G G
And I can tell by the way you're searching
C G D
For something you can't even name
G C G G
That you haven't been able to come to the table
C G D D
Simply glad that you came
C G Em Em7
And when you feel like this try to imagine
C G D D
That we're all like frail boats on the sea
G C G G
Just scanning the night for that great guiding light
C(9) G D D
Announcing the jubilee
G C G G
And I can tell by the way you're standing
C G D D
With your eyes filling with tears
G C G G
That it's habit alone keeps you turning for home
C G D D
Even though your home is right here
C G/B Em Em7/D
Where the people who love you are gathered
C G D D
Under the wise wishing tree
G C G G
May we all be considered then straight on delivered
C G D D
Down to the jubilee
C G Em Em7
'Cause the people who love you are waiting
C G D [hold for 1.5 measures, or 3 beats]
And they'll wait just as long as need be
G C G G
When we look back and say those were halcyon days
C D11 G G
We're talking 'bout jubilee
[Instrumental]
G C G G C G D D
G C G G C D G G
[WHISTLE SOLO]
[This is a guitar arrangement of the tin whistle solo;
the ending follows a similar theme, but the notes are
different. Improvise. The A and E strings have been
left off to save space.]
C(9) G Em7
E|0-----2-3--23-----------|------------------------|
B|--------------------10--|0-----------------------|
G|----------------------2-|------------------2-0---|
D|------------------------|------------------------|
^ . . ^ . . ^ . . ^ . .
C(9) G D
E|------------------------|------------------------|
B|5-------5=3-3-----------|------------------------|
G|------------------4-0=2-|2-----------------------|
D|------------------------|------------------------|
^ . . ^ . . ^ . . ^ . .
G C(9) G
E|------------0-----------|----------30------------|
B|3-------------------310-|3-----------3-----0-----|
G|------------------------|--------------------0---|
D|------------------------|------------------------|
^ . . ^ . . ^ . . ^ . .
C(9) G D
E|------------------------|------------------------|
B|1-----0-----------------|------------------------|
G|--------2-----------0---|2-----------------------|
D|------------0---2-------|------------------------|
^ . . ^ . . ^ . . ^ . .
************************************
| . Staccato
************************************
[Mary Chapin's chords are as follows:
G=320003, C=332010, D=x00232,
D11=554030, Em=022000, Em7=020000.
But for some variety and texture,
try playing G as 320033 and C as x32033 (actually C(9)). And play
some D(9)'s in with the D's.]
[Each chord is half of a 6/8 measure, or a whole 3/4 measure,
depending on how you look at it.]
[Intro]
G C G D11 G C G D11
G C G D11 G C G D11
[Verse]
G C G G
I can tell by the way you're walking
C G D D
That you don't want company
G C G G
I'll let you alone and I'll let you walk on
C G D D
And in your own good time you'll be
C G Em Em7
Back where the sun can find you
C G D D
Under the wise wishing tree
G C G G
And with all of them made we'll lie under the shade
C G D D
And call it a jubilee
G C G G
And I can tell by the way you're talking
C G D11
That the past isn't letting you go
G C G
But there's only so long you can take it all on
C G D
And then the wrong's gotta be on its own
C G Em Em7
And when you're ready to leave it behind you
C G D
You'll look back, and all that you'll see
G C G G
Is the wreckage and rust that you left in the dust
C D G G
On your way to the jubilee
[Instrumental]
G C G G C G D D
G D/F# C G/B
And I can tell by the way you're listening
C G D D
That you're still expecting to hear
G C G G
Your name being called like a summons to all
C G D D
Who have failed to account for their doubts and their fears
C G Em Em7
They can't add up to much without you
C G D D
And so if it were just up to me
G C G G
I'd take hold of your hand, saying come hear the band
C D G G
Play your song at the jubilee
[Instrumental]
C G Em Em7 C G D D
G C G G C G D D
G C G G
And I can tell by the way you're searching
C G D
For something you can't even name
G C G G
That you haven't been able to come to the table
C G D D
Simply glad that you came
C G Em Em7
And when you feel like this try to imagine
C G D D
That we're all like frail boats on the sea
G C G G
Just scanning the night for that great guiding light
C(9) G D D
Announcing the jubilee
G C G G
And I can tell by the way you're standing
C G D D
With your eyes filling with tears
G C G G
That it's habit alone keeps you turning for home
C G D D
Even though your home is right here
C G/B Em Em7/D
Where the people who love you are gathered
C G D D
Under the wise wishing tree
G C G G
May we all be considered then straight on delivered
C G D D
Down to the jubilee
C G Em Em7
'Cause the people who love you are waiting
C G D [hold for 1.5 measures, or 3 beats]
And they'll wait just as long as need be
G C G G
When we look back and say those were halcyon days
C D11 G G
We're talking 'bout jubilee
[Instrumental]
G C G G C G D D
G C G G C D G G
[WHISTLE SOLO]
[This is a guitar arrangement of the tin whistle solo;
the ending follows a similar theme, but the notes are
different. Improvise. The A and E strings have been
left off to save space.]
C(9) G Em7
E|0-----2-3--23-----------|------------------------|
B|--------------------10--|0-----------------------|
G|----------------------2-|------------------2-0---|
D|------------------------|------------------------|
^ . . ^ . . ^ . . ^ . .
C(9) G D
E|------------------------|------------------------|
B|5-------5=3-3-----------|------------------------|
G|------------------4-0=2-|2-----------------------|
D|------------------------|------------------------|
^ . . ^ . . ^ . . ^ . .
G C(9) G
E|------------0-----------|----------30------------|
B|3-------------------310-|3-----------3-----0-----|
G|------------------------|--------------------0---|
D|------------------------|------------------------|
^ . . ^ . . ^ . . ^ . .
C(9) G D
E|------------------------|------------------------|
B|1-----0-----------------|------------------------|
G|--------2-----------0---|2-----------------------|
D|------------0---2-------|------------------------|
^ . . ^ . . ^ . . ^ . .
************************************
| . Staccato
************************************
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