Biografia:
Peter Sarstedt (aka Peter Eardley Sarstedt[1] born 12 December 1942, in Delhi, Northern India[2][3]) is a singer-songwriter.
He is probably best known for his 1969, UK number one hit, "Where Do You Go To (My Lovely)" about a poor-born girl who becomes a member of the jet-set. The song was awarded the 1969 Ivor Novello Award, (together with David Bowie's "Space Oddity"). Other Sarstedt songs include "Beirut", "Take Off Your Clothes" and "Frozen Orange Juice" (UK #10 in 1969).
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SONG: It’s a Road
ARTIST: Peter Sarstedt
ALBUM: The Lost Album
CAPO 7
4/4 time signature
Fill 1:(slide A & D strings down to fret 14, strum x2, then slide up to 12, strum x2)
Em C
e:-7-------------------7---
B:-7-------------------8---
G:-7-------------------7---
D:-9--14-14-/-12-12---9---
A:-9--14-14-/-12-12--10---
E:-7(capo fret)-7--7-------
Fill 2: (before/after choruses)
D Cadd2 B G
e:--9--9-----------10-------
B:-10-10-10-10-----10-------
G:--9--9--7--7------7-------
D:--7--7--9--9------7-------
A:-------10-10-9p7--9-------
E:-----------------10-------
CAPO 7
Intro: (Strum the first 3 chords once followed by arpeggio)
G--- D--- Em--- C- D- x2
Verse 1:
G D6
Hot is the night
Em (Fill 1)
And cold is the morning
C G
Deep is the sea
D
That we’re under
And small is the man
Caught in the whirlpool
Hope is prayer
And his pleasure
(Fill 2)
D Cadd2 B5
Chorus A:
G
And it’s a road
C G
That you gotta be forced along
C G
And you’re lucky to be so strong
D (fill 2)
And well fed
Verse 2:
Oh I once belonged
to a nation
Now I am one
With the world
And I’m hoping to change
Evil to virtue
Failing to be
All I can
::repeat Chorus A::
Verse 3:
And long is the road
To reach Valhalla
Safe is the seat
Down in the suburbs
I said age cannot save
You from knowing
That all hearts are one
To a tree
Chorus B:
G
Yeah, it’s a road
C G
That we gotta be forced along
C G
You’re lucky to be that strong
D (fill 2)
And well fed
::repeat Chorus A::
(fill 2)
D Cadd2 B G
ARTIST: Peter Sarstedt
ALBUM: The Lost Album
CAPO 7
4/4 time signature
Fill 1:(slide A & D strings down to fret 14, strum x2, then slide up to 12, strum x2)
Em C
e:-7-------------------7---
B:-7-------------------8---
G:-7-------------------7---
D:-9--14-14-/-12-12---9---
A:-9--14-14-/-12-12--10---
E:-7(capo fret)-7--7-------
Fill 2: (before/after choruses)
D Cadd2 B G
e:--9--9-----------10-------
B:-10-10-10-10-----10-------
G:--9--9--7--7------7-------
D:--7--7--9--9------7-------
A:-------10-10-9p7--9-------
E:-----------------10-------
CAPO 7
Intro: (Strum the first 3 chords once followed by arpeggio)
G--- D--- Em--- C- D- x2
Verse 1:
G D6
Hot is the night
Em (Fill 1)
And cold is the morning
C G
Deep is the sea
D
That we’re under
And small is the man
Caught in the whirlpool
Hope is prayer
And his pleasure
(Fill 2)
D Cadd2 B5
Chorus A:
G
And it’s a road
C G
That you gotta be forced along
C G
And you’re lucky to be so strong
D (fill 2)
And well fed
Verse 2:
Oh I once belonged
to a nation
Now I am one
With the world
And I’m hoping to change
Evil to virtue
Failing to be
All I can
::repeat Chorus A::
Verse 3:
And long is the road
To reach Valhalla
Safe is the seat
Down in the suburbs
I said age cannot save
You from knowing
That all hearts are one
To a tree
Chorus B:
G
Yeah, it’s a road
C G
That we gotta be forced along
C G
You’re lucky to be that strong
D (fill 2)
And well fed
::repeat Chorus A::
(fill 2)
D Cadd2 B G
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