Biografia:
Conhecido pelas baladas românticas, Michael Bolton lançou o primeiro disco, homônimo, em 1975. O cantor começou a fazer sucesso em 1983, com o terceiro álbum, que também leva seu nome.
Ao final dos anos 80 e começo dos 90 Bolton já era um astro do pop, principalmente graças aos álbuns "Soul Provider", de 1989, e "Time, Love and Tenderness", de 1991. Seu mais recente disco é "One World One Love", de 2009.
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Outras músicas:
- Go The Distance
- When A Man Loves A Woman
- United states
- How Am I Supposed To Live Without You
- A Time For Letting Go
- All For Love
- All The Way
- Can I Touch You There
- Fathers And Daughters
- Georgia On My Mind
- Go To Distance
- How Can We Be Lovers
- I Can Go The Distance
- I Found Someone
- I Said I Love You But I Lied
- I Said I Loved You
- Murder My Heart
- Old Time Rock N Roll
- Only A Woman Like You
- Ready For You
- Said I Loved You But I Lied
- Soul Provider
- Thats What Love Is All About
- The Best Of Love
- To Love Somebody
- When Im Back On My Feet Again
- White Christmas
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D E A D E A
I have often dreamed, of a far off place
D C# F#m D E
Where a Great warm welcome will be waiting for me.
D E A D A
Where the crowds will cheer, when they see my face
D C# F#m D E
And a voice keeps saying this is where I'm meant to be;
First Chorus:
A E F#m E
I will find my way, I can go the distance
A E F#m E
I'll be there someday, if I can be strong
A Bm F#m Bm7
I know ev'ry mile, will be worth my while
D E A A/G# Dmaj7 A
I would go most anywhere to feel like I belong
**See Monologue Note 1**
2nd Chorus:
A E F#m E
I am on my way, I will go the distance
A E F#m E
I don't care how far, somehow I'll be strong
A Bm F#m Bm7
And a thousand years, would be worth the wait
D E A A/G# Dmaj7
A
It might take a lifetime, but somehow I'll see it through.
**See "Monologue Note 2" at the bottom of Tab**
Bridge:
C G
But to look beyond the glory is the hardest part
Am F G
For a hero's strength is measured by his heart
Last Chorus:
C Dm C G
I will beat the odds, I will go the distance
C Dm C G
I will face the world, fearless, proud, and strong
C F Am7 Dm
I will please the gods, I can go the distance
F G C F G C
Til I find my hero's welcome right where I belong.
(Optional Tag Chord progression **For Theater purposes, the time used during this could
movement or dramatization leading into a slower more dramatic ending):
F - G - C (x2)
F - E - Am
Dm - Gsus - G
Tag: (Slower)
C F Am7 Dm
I will search the world, I will face it's harms
F G C F G C
Til I find my hero's welcome, waiting in your arms
Intro Note*: During the introduction, you may choose to play this if you have two
or however you may choose to
do so (played as 16th notes, so 4 notes to a beat):
e|--0-----------0-----------0------------0------------|
B|-----------0-----------0-----------0------------0---| (x7)
G|--------2-----------2-----------2------------2------|
D|-----2-----------2-----------2------------2---------|
After the F# - E chord, right when you hit the A chord: you can play (8th notes; 2 notes
beat):
e|---5-----0-----5-----0-----|
B|---------------------------| (x2) then singing begins on last beat
G|------2-----2-----2-----2--|
I have often dreamed, of a far off place
D C# F#m D E
Where a Great warm welcome will be waiting for me.
D E A D A
Where the crowds will cheer, when they see my face
D C# F#m D E
And a voice keeps saying this is where I'm meant to be;
First Chorus:
A E F#m E
I will find my way, I can go the distance
A E F#m E
I'll be there someday, if I can be strong
A Bm F#m Bm7
I know ev'ry mile, will be worth my while
D E A A/G# Dmaj7 A
I would go most anywhere to feel like I belong
**See Monologue Note 1**
2nd Chorus:
A E F#m E
I am on my way, I will go the distance
A E F#m E
I don't care how far, somehow I'll be strong
A Bm F#m Bm7
And a thousand years, would be worth the wait
D E A A/G# Dmaj7
A
It might take a lifetime, but somehow I'll see it through.
**See "Monologue Note 2" at the bottom of Tab**
Bridge:
C G
But to look beyond the glory is the hardest part
Am F G
For a hero's strength is measured by his heart
Last Chorus:
C Dm C G
I will beat the odds, I will go the distance
C Dm C G
I will face the world, fearless, proud, and strong
C F Am7 Dm
I will please the gods, I can go the distance
F G C F G C
Til I find my hero's welcome right where I belong.
(Optional Tag Chord progression **For Theater purposes, the time used during this could
movement or dramatization leading into a slower more dramatic ending):
F - G - C (x2)
F - E - Am
Dm - Gsus - G
Tag: (Slower)
C F Am7 Dm
I will search the world, I will face it's harms
F G C F G C
Til I find my hero's welcome, waiting in your arms
Intro Note*: During the introduction, you may choose to play this if you have two
or however you may choose to
do so (played as 16th notes, so 4 notes to a beat):
e|--0-----------0-----------0------------0------------|
B|-----------0-----------0-----------0------------0---| (x7)
G|--------2-----------2-----------2------------2------|
D|-----2-----------2-----------2------------2---------|
After the F# - E chord, right when you hit the A chord: you can play (8th notes; 2 notes
beat):
e|---5-----0-----5-----0-----|
B|---------------------------| (x2) then singing begins on last beat
G|------2-----2-----2-----2--|
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