Biografía:
Claire Lynch has long been recognized as a creative influence in bluegrass music – first for her early years with Alabama’s Front Porch String Band (which was labeled as “a musical force to be reckoned with” by John Starling), and later for her superb singing and songwriting which have been recorded on five projects for Rounder Records. Two of those recordings were nominated for the Grammys and, among her many other nominations, a win was scored for “Female Vocalist of the Year” with IBMA in 1997.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Dear Sister
Written by Claire Lynch and Louisa Branscomb
Recorded by Claire Lynch
Capo on 2
[Intro]
|C |C/B |Am |F/A |C/G |C/G |G |G
[Verse]
C C/B
This could be my last letter
Am F/A C G
I may never see the cotton fields of home again
C C/B
I miss you, Dear Sister
Am F/A C G
To- night I never felt so all alone
[Chorus]
Am F C Am G
And the fog was so thick that the Stone's River stars
Am F C Am G
Could scarcely in- vade the dread and the dark
C C/B Am G
And all that I could see when I closed my eyes to dream
C/E F C Am G
Was home, sweet home
[Solo]
|Dm |Am |G |G
[Verse]
C C/B
In the camps of Round Forest
Am G F C G
The midnight coals were glowing through the haze
C C/B
The union boys sang Hail Columbia
Am F C G
Then we sang Look Away, Look Away
[Chorus]
Am F C Am G
And then a hush in the rain and there rose a sweet re- frain
Am F C Am G
In the dark before dawn, in- stead of battle songs
D D/C# Bm A
The enemy and we all sang a melody
F C Am G
Was home, sweet home
[Solo]
|C |C/B |Am |F |C |CAm|G |G |
|C |C/B |Am |F |C |CAm|G |G |
|Am |F |CAm|G |Am |F |C |CAm|G
[Verse]
C C/B
So if this is my last letter
Am G F C/G G
And I never see the cotton fields of home again
C C/B
If I fall here at Stone?fs River
Am G F C G
I know that God will bear away my soul to be with Him
[Chorus]
Am G F C Am G
And I'll wait for you there where all is bright and fair
Am G F C Am G
Where the light of His face out- shines the Blue and Gray
C C/B Am G
Where all of human- kind, yes, every man will find
C/E F C Am G
His home, sweet home
[Outro]
|C |C/B |Am |Em |Dm / EF|G |F |C/EG/D|C
Written by Claire Lynch and Louisa Branscomb
Recorded by Claire Lynch
Capo on 2
[Intro]
|C |C/B |Am |F/A |C/G |C/G |G |G
[Verse]
C C/B
This could be my last letter
Am F/A C G
I may never see the cotton fields of home again
C C/B
I miss you, Dear Sister
Am F/A C G
To- night I never felt so all alone
[Chorus]
Am F C Am G
And the fog was so thick that the Stone's River stars
Am F C Am G
Could scarcely in- vade the dread and the dark
C C/B Am G
And all that I could see when I closed my eyes to dream
C/E F C Am G
Was home, sweet home
[Solo]
|Dm |Am |G |G
[Verse]
C C/B
In the camps of Round Forest
Am G F C G
The midnight coals were glowing through the haze
C C/B
The union boys sang Hail Columbia
Am F C G
Then we sang Look Away, Look Away
[Chorus]
Am F C Am G
And then a hush in the rain and there rose a sweet re- frain
Am F C Am G
In the dark before dawn, in- stead of battle songs
D D/C# Bm A
The enemy and we all sang a melody
F C Am G
Was home, sweet home
[Solo]
|C |C/B |Am |F |C |CAm|G |G |
|C |C/B |Am |F |C |CAm|G |G |
|Am |F |CAm|G |Am |F |C |CAm|G
[Verse]
C C/B
So if this is my last letter
Am G F C/G G
And I never see the cotton fields of home again
C C/B
If I fall here at Stone?fs River
Am G F C G
I know that God will bear away my soul to be with Him
[Chorus]
Am G F C Am G
And I'll wait for you there where all is bright and fair
Am G F C Am G
Where the light of His face out- shines the Blue and Gray
C C/B Am G
Where all of human- kind, yes, every man will find
C/E F C Am G
His home, sweet home
[Outro]
|C |C/B |Am |Em |Dm / EF|G |F |C/EG/D|C
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