Biography:
Cat Power is American singer, songwriter, musician, occasional actress, and model Charlyn Marie Marshall (also known as Chan, pronounced "Shawn") (born in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S. on 21 January 1972). Cat Power was originally the name of Marshall's first band, but has become her stage name as a solo artist.
After dropping out of high school, Marshall started performing under the name Cat Power, while in Atlanta, backed by musicians Glen Thrasher, Mark Moore, and others.
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Other songs:
- Cherokee
- Fool
- Good Woman
- Metal Heart
- Moonshiner
- Sea Of Love
- The Greatest
- What The World Needs Now
- Wonderwall
- Metal Heart (2008 Version)
- 3 6 9
- 3 Times
- Baby Doll
- Bathysphere
- Black
- Bully
- Colors And The Kids
- Could We
- Crying Waiting Hoping
- Dont Explain
- Dreams
- Empty Shell
- Evolution
- Faces
- Free
- Great Expectations
- Half Of You
- Hate
- He Turns Down
- He War
- Headlights
- How Can I Tell You
- I Cant Get No Satisfaction
- I Do Believe
- I Dont Blame You
- I Found A Reason
- I Love You
- In This Hole
- In Your Face
- Islands
- Keep On Runnin
- King Rides By
- Lived In Bars
- Living Proof
- Love And Communication
- Maybe Not
- Mr Gallo
- Naked If I Want To
- Names
- No Sense
- Not What You Want
- Nothin But Time
- Paths Of Victory
- Peking Saint
- Remember Me
- Rockets
- Salty Dog
- Silver Stallion
- Stay
- Still In Love
- Sun
- Taking People
- The Coat Is Always On
- The Fate Of The Human Carbine
- The Moon
- Them From New York New York
- Troubled Waters
- Wild Is The Wind
- Willie
- Wish I Was Here
- Woman
- You May Know Him
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[Verse 1]
D
The trail is dark and dusty
G
The road is kinda rough
A
But the clearer road up yonder
With the cinders on the side.
D
Trails of troubles
G
And your roads of battle,
A
They lead paths of victory
D
We shall walk
[Interlude]
G A D
[Verse 2]
D
I walked down to the valley
G
Turned my head up high.
A
Seen that silver linin`
That was hangin` in the sky
D
Trails of troubles
G
And your roads of battle,
A
They lead paths of victory
D
We shall walk
[Verse 3]
G A D D
The mountain was a movin`
G
The hummin` of its wheels,
A
Told me of the new day
It was coming across the fields
D
Trails of troubles
G
And your roads of battle,
A
They lead paths of victory
D
We shall walk
[Interlude]
G A D
[Verse 4]
D
The gravel road is bumpy,
G
It`s a hard old road to ride,
A
But the good road is waitin`
And the boys it ain`t far off.
D
Trails of troubles
G
And your roads of battle,
A
They lead paths of victory
We shall walk
[Outro]
D G A D
D
The trail is dark and dusty
G
The road is kinda rough
A
But the clearer road up yonder
With the cinders on the side.
D
Trails of troubles
G
And your roads of battle,
A
They lead paths of victory
D
We shall walk
[Interlude]
G A D
[Verse 2]
D
I walked down to the valley
G
Turned my head up high.
A
Seen that silver linin`
That was hangin` in the sky
D
Trails of troubles
G
And your roads of battle,
A
They lead paths of victory
D
We shall walk
[Verse 3]
G A D D
The mountain was a movin`
G
The hummin` of its wheels,
A
Told me of the new day
It was coming across the fields
D
Trails of troubles
G
And your roads of battle,
A
They lead paths of victory
D
We shall walk
[Interlude]
G A D
[Verse 4]
D
The gravel road is bumpy,
G
It`s a hard old road to ride,
A
But the good road is waitin`
And the boys it ain`t far off.
D
Trails of troubles
G
And your roads of battle,
A
They lead paths of victory
We shall walk
[Outro]
D G A D
Cathedrals
Catherine
Catherine Feeny
Catholic Chants
Cathy Nguyen/ran (...)
Cecilia Krull
Cecilius Hopkins
Cecy Leos
Cedarmont Kids
Ceddy