Biografía:
Geneva fué una banda indie británica formada en Aberdeen, Escocia en 1992.
Los miembros eran Andrew Montgomery, vocalista; Steven Dora y Stuart Evans, guitarras; Keith Graham, bajo; y Douglas Caskie a la batería
Llamaron la atención de la discográfica de suede, Nude Records, con una demo, y firmaron con ellos en 1996.
Poco despues sacaban su primer single "No One Speaks" con el que tuvieron suficiente éxito como para llamar la atención de
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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!
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Date: Wed, 31 Dec 1997 12:19:18 PST
From: Roger Gunnarsson
Subject: Geneva-songs
Riverwatching
by Geneva
written by Andrew Montgomery & Steven Dora
transcripted by Roger Gunnarsson ([email protected])
This is a non-album song that is featured on Genevas first single "No
one speaks". Although the album is very good, this is their finest
moment so far in my book. I have just written down the chords, so there
is a bit of a job for you as well if you want to play it correctly, but
it sounds almost as nice as the original if you just pick along with the
chords.
C#m E A Hm
Moonlight is spanning down
E C D
it is such a beautiful night
C#m E A Hm
the river is so calm
E C D
resting now under the searchlight
G G/F# D
lurking still they haven't found a place
Am G D
looking for it's face
G G/F# D
all this time the river flowing slow
Am G F D
soon there is no place to go but down
thinking of a beautiful boy
eyes reflecting in the moonlight
the river is so calm
staying with him throught the night
lurking still they haven't found a place
looking for it's face
all this time the river flowing slow
soon there is no place to go but down
it could tell a long time ago
something in his face let me know
many men escaped their mud
watch them give up, life still goes on
lurking still they haven't found a place
staring at it's grace
all this time the river flowing slow
soon there is no place to go but down
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Date: Wed, 31 Dec 1997 12:19:18 PST
From: Roger Gunnarsson
Subject: Geneva-songs
Riverwatching
by Geneva
written by Andrew Montgomery & Steven Dora
transcripted by Roger Gunnarsson ([email protected])
This is a non-album song that is featured on Genevas first single "No
one speaks". Although the album is very good, this is their finest
moment so far in my book. I have just written down the chords, so there
is a bit of a job for you as well if you want to play it correctly, but
it sounds almost as nice as the original if you just pick along with the
chords.
C#m E A Hm
Moonlight is spanning down
E C D
it is such a beautiful night
C#m E A Hm
the river is so calm
E C D
resting now under the searchlight
G G/F# D
lurking still they haven't found a place
Am G D
looking for it's face
G G/F# D
all this time the river flowing slow
Am G F D
soon there is no place to go but down
thinking of a beautiful boy
eyes reflecting in the moonlight
the river is so calm
staying with him throught the night
lurking still they haven't found a place
looking for it's face
all this time the river flowing slow
soon there is no place to go but down
it could tell a long time ago
something in his face let me know
many men escaped their mud
watch them give up, life still goes on
lurking still they haven't found a place
staring at it's grace
all this time the river flowing slow
soon there is no place to go but down
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