Biography:
The Roches (Maggie, Terre, and Suzzy Roche) were a vocal group of three songwriting Irish-American sisters from Park Ridge, New Jersey, known for their "unusual" and "rich" harmonies, quirky lyrics, and casually comedic stage performances.
The Roches were active as performers and recording artists from the mid-1970s through 2007, at various times performing as a trio and in pairs.
In the late 1960s, eldest sister Maggie (October 26, 1951 – January 21
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The Roches - Long Before
CAPO: 4th Fret
[Intro]
C
[Verse 1]
F C
Oh, I think you're lost to me
F C
Just a stranger I will never see
Em C
I drove away and I walked out that door
C F C F C
But you had left us long before
[Verse 2]
G Am F C
The year we spent there was strange and slow
G Am F C
Like all the cars in that rare southern snow
G Am F C
We ventured out without a plan or fear
G Am F G Dm7 G C F C
It was probably not a great idea
[Verse 3]
G Am F C
It's not about the things I wanted then
G Am F C
I've come to see now that I couldn't have used them
G Am F C
All the same, it's true that even now
G Am F C
I'd like to talk to you somehow
[Verse 4]
G Am F C
I'd want to find out if you've heard that song
G Am F C
I'd want to tell you mine are coming along
G Am F C
Your family's well and healthy, I suppose
G Am F G Dm7 G C F C
I'm really curious to know
[Verse 5]
G Am F C
In the dimness of those last days gloom
G Am F C
While I was packing up the spare bedroom
G Am F C
You came and offered me a solemn word
G Am F C
About a voice you'd often heard
[Verse 6]
G Am F C
It was a moment when I saw inside
G Am F C
A little break from all that stoic pride
G Am F C
Do I think now that this would ring a bell
G Am F G Dm7 G C F C
You know, I couldn't even tell you
[Verse 7]
G Am F C
Oh, my friend, you're lost to me
G Am F C
Another stranger I will never see
G Am F C
Oh, my friend, you're lost to me
G Am F C
Another stranger I will never see
CAPO: 4th Fret
[Intro]
C
[Verse 1]
F C
Oh, I think you're lost to me
F C
Just a stranger I will never see
Em C
I drove away and I walked out that door
C F C F C
But you had left us long before
[Verse 2]
G Am F C
The year we spent there was strange and slow
G Am F C
Like all the cars in that rare southern snow
G Am F C
We ventured out without a plan or fear
G Am F G Dm7 G C F C
It was probably not a great idea
[Verse 3]
G Am F C
It's not about the things I wanted then
G Am F C
I've come to see now that I couldn't have used them
G Am F C
All the same, it's true that even now
G Am F C
I'd like to talk to you somehow
[Verse 4]
G Am F C
I'd want to find out if you've heard that song
G Am F C
I'd want to tell you mine are coming along
G Am F C
Your family's well and healthy, I suppose
G Am F G Dm7 G C F C
I'm really curious to know
[Verse 5]
G Am F C
In the dimness of those last days gloom
G Am F C
While I was packing up the spare bedroom
G Am F C
You came and offered me a solemn word
G Am F C
About a voice you'd often heard
[Verse 6]
G Am F C
It was a moment when I saw inside
G Am F C
A little break from all that stoic pride
G Am F C
Do I think now that this would ring a bell
G Am F G Dm7 G C F C
You know, I couldn't even tell you
[Verse 7]
G Am F C
Oh, my friend, you're lost to me
G Am F C
Another stranger I will never see
G Am F C
Oh, my friend, you're lost to me
G Am F C
Another stranger I will never see
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