Biografía:
Harry Nilsson (1941 - 1994) fue un músico y cantante norteamericano ganador de dos premios Grammy. Sus canciones más conocidas fueron "Without You", "One is the loneliest number" y "Everybody's Talkin'". De joven recibió la influencia del rhythm and blues de artistas como Ray Charles y los Everly Brothers.
En 1964, Nilsson trabajó con Phil Spector, escribiendo tres canciones para él.
En 1971 obtuvo su mayor éxito con "Without You", canción original del grupo Badfinger
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Otras canciones:
- Coconut
- Everybodys Talkin
- Gotta Get Up
- He Needs Me
- One
- Without Her
- Without You
- 1941
- All I Think About Is You
- All My Life
- Are You Sleeping
- At My Front Door
- Bath
- Best Move
- Blanket For A Sail
- Caroline
- Cheek To Cheek
- City Life
- Cuddly Toy
- Daddys Song
- Daybreak
- Dont Forget Me
- Dont Leave Me
- Down
- Dream Love
- Driving Along
- Early In The Morning
- Everybodys Talking
- Freckles
- Garbage Can Ballet
- Goin Down
- Good For God
- Good Old Desk
- Good Times
- Growin Up
- I Dont Need You
- I Guess The Lord Must Be In New York City
- I Never Thought Id Get This Lonely
- I Said Goodbye To Me
- I Will Take You There
- Id Rather Be Dead
- Ill Be Home
- Ill Never Leave You
- Its Been So Long
- Jean
- Joy
- Jump Into The Fire
- Laughin Man
- Lean On Me
- Let The Good Times Roll
- Life Line
- Little Cowboy
- Living Without You
- Loop De Loop
- Love Is The Answer
- Many Rivers To Cross
- Maybe
- Me And My Arrow
- Me Myself I
- Miss Butters Lament
- Moonshine Bandit
- Mourning Glory Story
- Mr Richlands Favorite Song
- Mr Tinker
- Mucho Mungo
- My Best Friend
- My Girl
- Nobody Cares About The Railroads Anymore
- Old Bones
- Open Your Window
- Perfect Day
- Please Mr Music Man
- Poli High
- Pov Waltz
- Pretty Soon Therell Be Nothing Left For Everybody
- Put The Lime In The Coconut
- Remember Christmas
- Sailing
- She Sang Hymns Out Of Tune
- Shes Yours
- Silver Horse
- Simon Smith And The Amazing Dancing Bear
- Sister Marie
- Sleep Late My Lady Friend
- Snow
- Something True
- Space Man
- Sweet Surrender
- Sweethaven
- Take 54
- Thank Heaven For Kathy
- The Lottery Song
- The Moonbeam Song
- The Most Beautiful World In The World
- The Puppy Song
- Think About Your Troubles
- Together
- Try Try Try
- Turn On Your Radio
- Vine Street
- Wailing Of The Willows
- Walk Right Backlet The Good Times Roll
- Wasting My Time
- Whats Your Sign
- You Cant Take Your Love Away From Me
- Youre Breaking My Heart
¡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!
1941
Intro: C# G# Bb7
D#7 G# C#7 Bb
Well in nineteen-forty one a happy father had a son
D#7 G# C#7 Bb
And by nineteen-forty four the father walks right out the door
D#7 G# C#7 Bb
And in forty five the mom and son were still alive
B7 Bb7
But who could tell in forty six if the two were to survive
D#7 G# C#7 Bb
Well the years were passing quickly, but not fast enough for him
D#7 G# C#7 Bb
So he closed his eyes through fifty five, then he opened them up again
D#7 G# C#7 Bb
Then he looked around he saw a clown and the clown seemed very gay
B7 Bb7
And he set that night to join that circus clown and run away
Well he followed every railroad track and every highway sign
And he had a girl in each new town and the towns he left behind
And the open road was the only road he knew
But the color of his dreams was slowly turning into blue
Then he met a girl, the kind of girl he wanted all his life
She was soft and kind and good to him, so he took her for a wife
And they got a house not far from town and in a little while
The girl had seen the doctor and she came home with a smile
Now in nineteen-sixty one a happy father had a son
And by nineteen-sixty four the father walked right out the door
And in sixty five the mom and son were still around
But what will happen to the boy when the circus comes to town
by: José Duarte
[email protected]
Intro: C# G# Bb7
D#7 G# C#7 Bb
Well in nineteen-forty one a happy father had a son
D#7 G# C#7 Bb
And by nineteen-forty four the father walks right out the door
D#7 G# C#7 Bb
And in forty five the mom and son were still alive
B7 Bb7
But who could tell in forty six if the two were to survive
D#7 G# C#7 Bb
Well the years were passing quickly, but not fast enough for him
D#7 G# C#7 Bb
So he closed his eyes through fifty five, then he opened them up again
D#7 G# C#7 Bb
Then he looked around he saw a clown and the clown seemed very gay
B7 Bb7
And he set that night to join that circus clown and run away
Well he followed every railroad track and every highway sign
And he had a girl in each new town and the towns he left behind
And the open road was the only road he knew
But the color of his dreams was slowly turning into blue
Then he met a girl, the kind of girl he wanted all his life
She was soft and kind and good to him, so he took her for a wife
And they got a house not far from town and in a little while
The girl had seen the doctor and she came home with a smile
Now in nineteen-sixty one a happy father had a son
And by nineteen-sixty four the father walked right out the door
And in sixty five the mom and son were still around
But what will happen to the boy when the circus comes to town
by: José Duarte
[email protected]
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