Biografia:
Early life
Mangan was born in Smithers, British Columbia. His family moved a fair amount, residing in both the provinces of Ontario and British Columbia - and primarily in his current home town of Vancouver. Raised in a household where instruments were always available, music became an obvious pastime for Mangan and his two siblings. At sixteen, he started a band called Basement Suite with some fellow classmates and played gigs at local community centres.
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Outras músicas:
- Jeopardy
- Road Regrets
- Robots
- Sold
- The Indie Queens Are Waiting
- Basket
- About As Helpful As You Can Be Without Being Any Help At All
- About As Helpful As You Can Get Without Being Any Help At All
- Ash Babe
- Cold In The Summer
- Daffodil
- Et Les Mots Croises
- Et Les Mots Croisses
- Fabulous
- Fair Verona
- Fool For Waiting
- If I Am Dead
- Jude
- Just Fear
- Leaves Trees Forest
- Mouthpiece
- Not What You Think It Is
- Oh Fortune
- Pine For Cedars
- Post War Blues
- Race To The Bottom
- Reason To Think Aloud
- Regarding Death And Dying
- Rows Of Houses
- Set The Sail
- So Much For Everyone
- Some People
- Starts With Them
- There Is No Such Thing As Wasted Love
- Tinas Glorious Comeback
- Troubled Mind
- Whistleblower
- Xvi
- You Silly Git
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!
Song: Pine for Cedars
Artist: Dan Mangan
Capo 2nd fret
Intro: C-C,F,C,Am-Am,F,Am,G-G,F-F,C-C,G-G,G*
Verse 1
C F C
She might be wearing a green chemise
Am F Am
And a hat that she bought 'cause it matches her jeans
G F
And the water she drinks well it comes from a stream
C G G*
By the house she might win in that hospital lottery
C F C
And I might be stumbling and cursing them all
Am F Am G
When she picks me up from the place that we both call disaster relief
F C
For the rent must be paid by the first of the month
G G7*
Or in my case, 15th
(Chorus)
F
This is good as far as I can tell
C F
It's still heavy as hell when it's good
F
And I do like the road
G
But I'd be better at home
C
I will pine for the oak streets
Am G
And pine for the cedars and you
(Bridge)
C
Been around I suppose
F C
I have chatted and chewed
Am F
I have lugged my guitar to the nice café blues
G F C G G7*
And when I come home I am coming home to this street and these avenues
(Chorus)
F
This is good but as far as I can tell
C F
It's still heavy as hell when it's good
F
And I do like the road
G
But I'd be better at home
C
I will pine for the oak streets
Am G G7
And pine for the cedars and you
*(Single slow strum - pick each string low to high)
Artist: Dan Mangan
Capo 2nd fret
Intro: C-C,F,C,Am-Am,F,Am,G-G,F-F,C-C,G-G,G*
Verse 1
C F C
She might be wearing a green chemise
Am F Am
And a hat that she bought 'cause it matches her jeans
G F
And the water she drinks well it comes from a stream
C G G*
By the house she might win in that hospital lottery
C F C
And I might be stumbling and cursing them all
Am F Am G
When she picks me up from the place that we both call disaster relief
F C
For the rent must be paid by the first of the month
G G7*
Or in my case, 15th
(Chorus)
F
This is good as far as I can tell
C F
It's still heavy as hell when it's good
F
And I do like the road
G
But I'd be better at home
C
I will pine for the oak streets
Am G
And pine for the cedars and you
(Bridge)
C
Been around I suppose
F C
I have chatted and chewed
Am F
I have lugged my guitar to the nice café blues
G F C G G7*
And when I come home I am coming home to this street and these avenues
(Chorus)
F
This is good but as far as I can tell
C F
It's still heavy as hell when it's good
F
And I do like the road
G
But I'd be better at home
C
I will pine for the oak streets
Am G G7
And pine for the cedars and you
*(Single slow strum - pick each string low to high)
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