Biography:
Catherine Howe is a female English singer-songwriter. She began a successful acting career in the late 1960s, though has since gained a cult following on the folk music scene ('one of the great unrecognised voices...' - Record Collector 2007) as one of the highest-regarded performers of her generation ('Catherine Howe was a Kate Bush before her time...' - Observer Music 2007) Catherine is an Ivor Novello award winning songwriter who has earned top-class reviews in all major music periodicals both in the UK and the US
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I'm unsure of the lyrics to the bridge section, and would appreciate any
suggestions as I'm interested in perfecting this song.
The chord names did not actually line up well in the version produced despite my
lining them up correctly. Listening to the song should help with chord changes.
Intro
Am E7 F E7 Dm E7 Am
Verse:
Am E7 F C
I will meet you there, said the woman to the traveler.
E7 Am Dm F E7
I'm risking everything for you.
Am E7 F C
My father is unkind, and my mother, she will laugh at me
E7 Am G C
If she knew the dreams I chase. This is one chance I will take.
F G Am
I will meet you where the white rose meets the red.
Interlude:
Am E7 F C Dm E7 Am
Am E7 F C
I'll wait up on the hill, says the woman to the traveler.
E7 Am Dm F E7
I do not doubt that you'll be there.
Am E7 F C
My heart is full of dreams. I have waited for a man like you
E7 Am G C
To take me far away and love me come what may.
F G Am
I will meet you where the white rose meets the red.
Am D
Now I've drowned
C
She waited there
E A D
He will come. I believe he must.
A D E A D
I have chosen. In him I trust.
A D E A D
And she turned to the watching moon
E
And dreamed of love
Am E7 F C
I'm growing very cold, said the woman to the moon that night.
E7 Am Dm F E7
The moor is wide and I'm alone.
Am E7 F C
He held me in his arms, and you cannot doubt a thing like that.
E7 Am G C
The hope he gave to me you cannot take away.
F G Am
I will meet him where the white rose meets the red.
Am D
Oh, after dawn
C
She found her there.
E A D
He will come, I believe he must.
A D E A D
I have chosen. In him I trust.
A D E A D
And the moment that her heart failed
E
The traveler came.
Am E7 F C
I knew I'd meet you here, said the woman to the traveler.
E7 Am G C
As they turned into the night and they traveled side by side.
F G Am
From the hilltop where the white rose meets the red.
Am E7 F E7 Dm E7 Dm F E7 Am
http://www.catherinehowe.co.uk/index.html
suggestions as I'm interested in perfecting this song.
The chord names did not actually line up well in the version produced despite my
lining them up correctly. Listening to the song should help with chord changes.
Intro
Am E7 F E7 Dm E7 Am
Verse:
Am E7 F C
I will meet you there, said the woman to the traveler.
E7 Am Dm F E7
I'm risking everything for you.
Am E7 F C
My father is unkind, and my mother, she will laugh at me
E7 Am G C
If she knew the dreams I chase. This is one chance I will take.
F G Am
I will meet you where the white rose meets the red.
Interlude:
Am E7 F C Dm E7 Am
Am E7 F C
I'll wait up on the hill, says the woman to the traveler.
E7 Am Dm F E7
I do not doubt that you'll be there.
Am E7 F C
My heart is full of dreams. I have waited for a man like you
E7 Am G C
To take me far away and love me come what may.
F G Am
I will meet you where the white rose meets the red.
Am D
Now I've drowned
C
She waited there
E A D
He will come. I believe he must.
A D E A D
I have chosen. In him I trust.
A D E A D
And she turned to the watching moon
E
And dreamed of love
Am E7 F C
I'm growing very cold, said the woman to the moon that night.
E7 Am Dm F E7
The moor is wide and I'm alone.
Am E7 F C
He held me in his arms, and you cannot doubt a thing like that.
E7 Am G C
The hope he gave to me you cannot take away.
F G Am
I will meet him where the white rose meets the red.
Am D
Oh, after dawn
C
She found her there.
E A D
He will come, I believe he must.
A D E A D
I have chosen. In him I trust.
A D E A D
And the moment that her heart failed
E
The traveler came.
Am E7 F C
I knew I'd meet you here, said the woman to the traveler.
E7 Am G C
As they turned into the night and they traveled side by side.
F G Am
From the hilltop where the white rose meets the red.
Am E7 F E7 Dm E7 Dm F E7 Am
http://www.catherinehowe.co.uk/index.html
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