Biografía:
Susan Reed, 11th Jan1927 COLUMBIA SC. - April 25th 2010 Greenport, N.Y
Was one of the lost stars of the post-World War II music world. At one point, in the second half of the 1940s, the barely 20-year-old singer/harpist/zitherist was playing some of the most prominent nightspots in New York to enthusiastic audiences and appearing regularly on radio as well as the newly established television medium, and was courted by the biggest record companies in the world, Columbia Masterworks and RCA Victor.
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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!
[Verse 1]
Em B7 Em Am Em C D Em
He met her in Venezu -- e -- la, with a basket on her head
Em D C B7 Em Am Em B7
If she had met others she didn't say, but he knew that she'd do to pass away
Em Am Em Am Em
To pass away the time in Venezuela,
Em Am Em Am Em B7 Em
To pass away the time in Venezu - e - la
[Verse 2]
Em B7 Em Am Em C D Em
He gave her a s -- i -- lken sash of blue, a silken sash of blue
Em D C B7 Em Am Em B7
Because he thought that she would do, with all the tricks he knew she knew
Em Am Em Am Em
To pass away the time in Venezuela,
Em Am Em Am Em B7 Em
To pass away the time in Venezu - e - la
[Verse 3]
Em B7 Em Am Em C D Em
Her lingo was strange, but the th - o - ught of her smile, the thought of her smile,
Em D C B7 Em Am Em B7
Will haunt him and taunt him for many a mile, for she was his love, and she helped the while,
Em Am Em Am Em
To pass away the time in Venezuela,
Em Am Em Am Em B7 Em
To pass away the time in Venezu - e - la
[Verse 4]
Em B7 Em Am Em C D Em
And when the wind put o - u -t to sea, the wind put out to sea,
Em D C B7 Em Am Em B7
And she was taking leave, said he, 'Cheer up, you know, there'll always be'
Em Am Em Am Em
'Sailors ashore with leave in Venezuela,
Em Am Em Am Em B7 Em
'Sailors to pass their time in Venezu - e -la'
Em B7 Em Am Em C D Em
He met her in Venezu -- e -- la, with a basket on her head
Em D C B7 Em Am Em B7
If she had met others she didn't say, but he knew that she'd do to pass away
Em Am Em Am Em
To pass away the time in Venezuela,
Em Am Em Am Em B7 Em
To pass away the time in Venezu - e - la
[Verse 2]
Em B7 Em Am Em C D Em
He gave her a s -- i -- lken sash of blue, a silken sash of blue
Em D C B7 Em Am Em B7
Because he thought that she would do, with all the tricks he knew she knew
Em Am Em Am Em
To pass away the time in Venezuela,
Em Am Em Am Em B7 Em
To pass away the time in Venezu - e - la
[Verse 3]
Em B7 Em Am Em C D Em
Her lingo was strange, but the th - o - ught of her smile, the thought of her smile,
Em D C B7 Em Am Em B7
Will haunt him and taunt him for many a mile, for she was his love, and she helped the while,
Em Am Em Am Em
To pass away the time in Venezuela,
Em Am Em Am Em B7 Em
To pass away the time in Venezu - e - la
[Verse 4]
Em B7 Em Am Em C D Em
And when the wind put o - u -t to sea, the wind put out to sea,
Em D C B7 Em Am Em B7
And she was taking leave, said he, 'Cheer up, you know, there'll always be'
Em Am Em Am Em
'Sailors ashore with leave in Venezuela,
Em Am Em Am Em B7 Em
'Sailors to pass their time in Venezu - e -la'
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