Biografía:
Joe Perry es conocido por ser el guitarra solista de la mítica y legendaria banda de hard rock Aerosmith. En los 80 se distanció de la banda para embarcarse en "The Joe Perry Project" con el que sacó varios discos, con menos éxito. En 2005, sacó su último disco en solitario, un disco homónimo en el cual destacan temas como "Shakin my cage", "Mercy" (nominado a los Grammy), "Ten Years" o "Talk Talkin".
El estilo de Joe es una mezcla de poderosos riffs de guitarra, con solos de tremendo sentimiento.
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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!
Intro: C Am x 2
C Am
Mary wears a red dress every night
C Am
Her opposites are corner lights
C Am G
Working for the man who keeps her in her place
F
Working late
C Am
Sister secretary sweats all day
C Am
Underneath the bosses phone
C Am G
Back to see him after hours for a raise
F
What a shame
C
We got our women in chains
G
Women in chains
F
What good are women in chains?
C B F
Isn't it strange, people are afraid to change
C Am
We got our women in chains
C Am
C Am
Suzie, mother, housewife scrubs the floor
C Am
Always drives the kids to school
C Am G
Never keeps her husband waiting for a meal
F
Such a deal
C Am
He goes on a bender, she stays home
C Am
Waiting for another fight
C Am G
The booze is in the bedroom mirror never faid
F
She's afraid
C
We got our women in chains
G
Women in chains
F
What good are women in chains?
C B F
Isn't it strange, people are afraid to change
C Am
We got our women in chains
C Am
You don't have to wear your cuffs tonight
C Am
You don't have to be a slave
C Am G
You don't have to buy your freedom with your pain
F
It's a shame
C
We got our women in chains
G
Women in chains
F
What good are women in chains?
C B F
Isn't it strange, people are afraid to change
C Am
We got our women in chains
C
We got our women in chains
G
Women in chains
F
What good are women in chains?
C B F
Isn't it strange, people are afraid to change
C Am
We got our women in chains
C
We got our women in chains
G
Women in chains
F
What good are women in chains?
C B F
Isn't it strange, people are afraid to change
C Am
We got our women in chains
Agustin Julian Kraiselburd
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C Am
Mary wears a red dress every night
C Am
Her opposites are corner lights
C Am G
Working for the man who keeps her in her place
F
Working late
C Am
Sister secretary sweats all day
C Am
Underneath the bosses phone
C Am G
Back to see him after hours for a raise
F
What a shame
C
We got our women in chains
G
Women in chains
F
What good are women in chains?
C B F
Isn't it strange, people are afraid to change
C Am
We got our women in chains
C Am
C Am
Suzie, mother, housewife scrubs the floor
C Am
Always drives the kids to school
C Am G
Never keeps her husband waiting for a meal
F
Such a deal
C Am
He goes on a bender, she stays home
C Am
Waiting for another fight
C Am G
The booze is in the bedroom mirror never faid
F
She's afraid
C
We got our women in chains
G
Women in chains
F
What good are women in chains?
C B F
Isn't it strange, people are afraid to change
C Am
We got our women in chains
C Am
You don't have to wear your cuffs tonight
C Am
You don't have to be a slave
C Am G
You don't have to buy your freedom with your pain
F
It's a shame
C
We got our women in chains
G
Women in chains
F
What good are women in chains?
C B F
Isn't it strange, people are afraid to change
C Am
We got our women in chains
C
We got our women in chains
G
Women in chains
F
What good are women in chains?
C B F
Isn't it strange, people are afraid to change
C Am
We got our women in chains
C
We got our women in chains
G
Women in chains
F
What good are women in chains?
C B F
Isn't it strange, people are afraid to change
C Am
We got our women in chains
Agustin Julian Kraiselburd
[email protected]
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