Biografía:
Connie Converse falhou uma carreira como cantora e desapareceu nos anos 70. Uma gravação amadora revelou-a e agora é uma estrela do Spotify, mas ninguém sabe do seu paradeiro.
Nos anos 50, Connie Converse bateu à porta de muitas editoras tentando vingar como cantora. Nunca conseguiu mas continuou a fazer música no seu apartamento em Greenwich Village. Passou por uma depressão e nunca conseguiu gravar um disco. O mais próximo disso foi a gravação amadora realizada por um amigo.
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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!
Roving Woman
C Am Dm G
People say a roving woman
C Am F G
is likely not to be better than she ought to be;
Em Am D
so, when I stray away from where I’ve got to be,
Dm G C
someone always takes me home.
G D G D
A lady never should habituate saloons,
G Am Bm Am
and that is where I find myself on many afternoons.
G Am G C
But just as I begin to blow away the foam,
Bm Bb7 D G
someone tips his hat to me and takes me home.
C Am Dm G
People say a roving woman
C Am F G
is likely not to be better than she ought to be;
Em Am D
so, when I stray away from where I’ve got to be,
Dm G C
someone always takes me home.
G D G D
Now, poker is a game a lady shouldn’t play,
G Am Bm Am
and every floatin’ poker game just seems to float my way.
G Am G C
But long before I’ve lost a thing besides my comb,
Bm Bb7 D G
someone tips his hand to me and takes me home.
C Am Dm G
Don’t see why they always do it
C Am F G
can’t be vanity; must be sheer humanity
Em Am D
when some kind soul remarks with great urbanity:
Dm G C
'Lady, let me take you home.'
G D G D
Of course, there’s bound to be some little aftermath
G Am Bm Am
that makes a pleasant ending for the straight and narrow path.
G Am G C
And as I go to sleep, I cannot help but think
Bm Bb7 D G
how glad I am that I was saved from cards and drink.
C Am Dm G
People say a roving woman
C Am F G
is likely not to be better than she ought to be;
Em Am D
so, when I stray, there’s positively got to be
Dm G C
someone there to take me home.
C Am Dm G
People say a roving woman
C Am F G
is likely not to be better than she ought to be;
Em Am D
so, when I stray away from where I’ve got to be,
Dm G C
someone always takes me home.
G D G D
A lady never should habituate saloons,
G Am Bm Am
and that is where I find myself on many afternoons.
G Am G C
But just as I begin to blow away the foam,
Bm Bb7 D G
someone tips his hat to me and takes me home.
C Am Dm G
People say a roving woman
C Am F G
is likely not to be better than she ought to be;
Em Am D
so, when I stray away from where I’ve got to be,
Dm G C
someone always takes me home.
G D G D
Now, poker is a game a lady shouldn’t play,
G Am Bm Am
and every floatin’ poker game just seems to float my way.
G Am G C
But long before I’ve lost a thing besides my comb,
Bm Bb7 D G
someone tips his hand to me and takes me home.
C Am Dm G
Don’t see why they always do it
C Am F G
can’t be vanity; must be sheer humanity
Em Am D
when some kind soul remarks with great urbanity:
Dm G C
'Lady, let me take you home.'
G D G D
Of course, there’s bound to be some little aftermath
G Am Bm Am
that makes a pleasant ending for the straight and narrow path.
G Am G C
And as I go to sleep, I cannot help but think
Bm Bb7 D G
how glad I am that I was saved from cards and drink.
C Am Dm G
People say a roving woman
C Am F G
is likely not to be better than she ought to be;
Em Am D
so, when I stray, there’s positively got to be
Dm G C
someone there to take me home.
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