Biografía:
Python Lee Jackson was a 1960s Australian band. The group's most famous hit was "In a Broken Dream", featuring Rod Stewart as guest vocalist.
Members in Australia
* Frank Kennington - vocals
* Mick Liber - guitar
* David Montgomery - drums
* Roy James - bass
* Bob Brady - vocals
* Lloyd Hardy aka Lloyd Hudson - bass
* David Bentley - songwriter, keyboards, vocals
* Malcolm McGee - vocals
* Bob Welsh - piano
* Duncan McGuire - bass
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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!
IN A BROKEN DREAM
Words and music by David Bentley
Transcribed by Tom De Val ([email protected])
[Intro]
Am Am/G Am/F# Fmaj7
Am G C E
[Verse 1]
Am Am/G Am/F#
Every day I spend my time drinkin' wine, feelin' fine
Fmaj7 Am G C
Waitin' here to find the sign that I can understand,
E
Yes I am.
Am Am/G Am/F#
In the days between the hours ivory towers, bloody flowers
Fmaj7 Am G C
Push their heads in to the air, I don't care if I ever know,
E
There I go
[Chorus]
Am C/G
Don't push your love too far,
D7/F# F
Your wounds won't leave a scar,
Am G C E
Right now is where you are in a broken dream.
Am C/G
Did someone bow their head?
D7/F# F
Did someone break the bread?
Am G C E
Good people are in bed before nine o'clock.
[Verse 2]
On the pad before my eyes paper cries, tellin' lies
The promises you gave from the grave of a broken heart
Hmm
Every day I spend my time drinkin' wine, feelin' fine
Waitin' here to find the sign that I can understand
Yes I am. Oh.
[Chorus]
Am C/G
Don't push your love too far,
D7/F# F
Your wounds won't leave a scar,
Am G C E
Right now is where you are in a broken dream.
Am C/G
Did someone bow their head?
D7/F# F
Did someone break the bread?
Am G C E
Good people are in bed before nine o'clock.
[Solo]
[Chorus]
Am C/G
Don't push your love too far,
D7/F# F
Your wounds won't leave a scar,
Am G C E
Right now is where you are in a broken dream.
Am C/G
Did someone bow their head?
D7/F# F
Did someone break the bread?
Am G C E
Good people are in bed before nine o'clock.
(to fade)
Words and music by David Bentley
Transcribed by Tom De Val ([email protected])
[Intro]
Am Am/G Am/F# Fmaj7
Am G C E
[Verse 1]
Am Am/G Am/F#
Every day I spend my time drinkin' wine, feelin' fine
Fmaj7 Am G C
Waitin' here to find the sign that I can understand,
E
Yes I am.
Am Am/G Am/F#
In the days between the hours ivory towers, bloody flowers
Fmaj7 Am G C
Push their heads in to the air, I don't care if I ever know,
E
There I go
[Chorus]
Am C/G
Don't push your love too far,
D7/F# F
Your wounds won't leave a scar,
Am G C E
Right now is where you are in a broken dream.
Am C/G
Did someone bow their head?
D7/F# F
Did someone break the bread?
Am G C E
Good people are in bed before nine o'clock.
[Verse 2]
On the pad before my eyes paper cries, tellin' lies
The promises you gave from the grave of a broken heart
Hmm
Every day I spend my time drinkin' wine, feelin' fine
Waitin' here to find the sign that I can understand
Yes I am. Oh.
[Chorus]
Am C/G
Don't push your love too far,
D7/F# F
Your wounds won't leave a scar,
Am G C E
Right now is where you are in a broken dream.
Am C/G
Did someone bow their head?
D7/F# F
Did someone break the bread?
Am G C E
Good people are in bed before nine o'clock.
[Solo]
[Chorus]
Am C/G
Don't push your love too far,
D7/F# F
Your wounds won't leave a scar,
Am G C E
Right now is where you are in a broken dream.
Am C/G
Did someone bow their head?
D7/F# F
Did someone break the bread?
Am G C E
Good people are in bed before nine o'clock.
(to fade)
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