Biografía:
Boo Hewerdine (b. 1961, London) is an English singer-songwriter. His work includes lead singer and creative force behind The Bible, formed in the 1980s, and reformed in 1994, as well as solo recordings and work for film. He lives in Ely.
Hewerdine (born Mark Hewerdine) moved to Cambridge as a child, but returned to London in his late teens, and worked in a record shop. Suffering from agoraphobia, it was not a happy time of his life, and he was fired from his job after being wrongly accused of theft.
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Otras canciones:
- Bible Pages
- Evidence
- Ghost Of Summer Walking
- Harvest Gypsies
- It Always Reminds Me Of You
- Joke
- Muddy Water
- Murder In The Dark
- New Years Eve
- Oil On The Water
- Out Of This World
- Patience Of Angels
- Please Dont Ask Me To Dance
- Ship Song
- Silvertone
- Sing To Me
- Slow Learner
- Sweet Invisible
- The Birds Are Leaving
- The Man That I Am
- Weatherman
- White Lilies
- Worlds End
¡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]
G C
I stood the shore at Southampton,
G D
Salt wind in my hair, a case in my hand.
G C
We were going to western Aus-tralia.
G D G C
It made me the man that I am, I am,
G D G
It made me the man that I am.
G C
On the crossing they called us the orphans,
G D
They were the family that I never had,
G C
We said goodbye at Freemantle.
G D G C
And it made me the man that I am, I am,
G D G
It made me the man that I am.
Bm Em C D G Em C D
Far away, so far away, sometimes I feel so far away,
G Em C D
but the sun is up and it’s a good fine day,
D G Em C D
I've work to do I'll be on my way.
G C
I don't like to talk about Fair-bridge.
G D
What happened there I still don't understand,
G C
These days I sleep with the lights on.
G D G C
It made me the man that I am, I am,
G D G
It made me the man that I am.
Bm Em C D G Em C D
Far away, so far away, sometimes I feel so far away,
G Em C D
but the sun is up and it’s a good fine day,
D G Em C D
I've work to do I'll be on my way.
G C
I stand the shore at Southampton,
G D
It took me forty eight years to be here again
G C
I wait for the tears but they won't come
G D G C
It made me the man that I am, I am,
G D G
It made me the man that I am.
G C
I stood the shore at Southampton,
G D
Salt wind in my hair, a case in my hand.
G C
We were going to western Aus-tralia.
G D G C
It made me the man that I am, I am,
G D G
It made me the man that I am.
G C
On the crossing they called us the orphans,
G D
They were the family that I never had,
G C
We said goodbye at Freemantle.
G D G C
And it made me the man that I am, I am,
G D G
It made me the man that I am.
Bm Em C D G Em C D
Far away, so far away, sometimes I feel so far away,
G Em C D
but the sun is up and it’s a good fine day,
D G Em C D
I've work to do I'll be on my way.
G C
I don't like to talk about Fair-bridge.
G D
What happened there I still don't understand,
G C
These days I sleep with the lights on.
G D G C
It made me the man that I am, I am,
G D G
It made me the man that I am.
Bm Em C D G Em C D
Far away, so far away, sometimes I feel so far away,
G Em C D
but the sun is up and it’s a good fine day,
D G Em C D
I've work to do I'll be on my way.
G C
I stand the shore at Southampton,
G D
It took me forty eight years to be here again
G C
I wait for the tears but they won't come
G D G C
It made me the man that I am, I am,
G D G
It made me the man that I am.
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Boom Forest
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