Biografía:
Pocos artistas han dejado un impacto tan profundo en la música contemporánea como Emmylou Harris. Bendecida con una voz cristalina, un incansable espíritu creativo y un gran talento musical, su trayectoria ha marcado una senda singular, llevando con orgullo la antorcha de la música Americana, recogiendo así el relevo de su mentor, Gram Parsons. Con la única excepción de Neil Young, ninguna otra estrella ha establecido una obra musical tan consistentemente iconoclasta, ecléctica o atrevida.
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Otras canciones:
- Do I Ever Cross Your Mind
- Easy From Now On
- If I Needed You
- The Price You Pay
- A Love That Will Never Grow Old
- A Ways To Go
- Across The Border
- Aint Living Long Like This
- All I Left Behind
- All My Tears
- All That You Have Is Your Soul
- Amarillo
- Angel Band
- Another Lonesome Morning
- Another Pot O Tea
- Ashes By Now
- Bad Moon Rising
- Ballad Of A Runaway Horse
- Bang The Drum Slowly
- Beautiful Star Of Bethlehem
- Before Believing
- Belle Starr
- Beneath Still Waters
- Better Off Without You
- Beyond The Blue
- Blackhawk
- Blue Kentucky Girl
- Born To Run
- Boulder To Birmingham
- Boy From Tupelo
- Brand New Dance
- Brand New Heartache
- Broken Mans Lament
- Bull Rider
- Burn That Candle
- Calling My Children Home
- Can You Hear Me Now
- Cattle Call
- Coat Of Many Colors
- Colors Of Your Heart
- Crescent City
- Darkest Hour Just Before Dawn
- Deeper Well
- Devil In Disguise
- Diamonds Girls Best Friend
- Dreamland
- Easy For You To Say
- Elvira
- Evangeline
- Even Cowgirls Get The Blues
- Every Grain Of Sand
- Every Time You Leave
- Everytime You Leave
- Feelin Single Seein Double
- Fools Thin Air
- For No One
- Goin Back To Harlan
- Gold Watch And Chain
- Goodbye
- Green Pastures
- Green Rolling Hills
- Greener Pastures
- Grievous Angel
- Guitar Town
- Hanging Up My Heart
- Heartbreak Hill
- Hearts On Fire
- Heaven Only Knows
- Here I Am
- Here There And Everywhere
- Hickory Wind Live
- Hickory Winds
- High Powered Love
- Higher Mountains
- Hobos Lullaby
- How She Could Sing The Wildwood Flower
- I Aint Living Long Like This
- I Dont Have To Crawl
- I Dont Love You Much
- I Dont Wanna Talk About It
- I Hear A Call
- I Know Your Married But I Love You Still
- I Love To Tell The Story
- I Still Miss Someone
- Icy Blue Heart
- If I Could Be There
- If I Could Only Win Love
- If I Could Only Win Your Love
- If You Were A Bluebird
- Ill Be Your San Antone Rose
- In His World
- In Rodanthe
- Invitation To The Blues
- Its Not Love
- Jambalaya
- Jersusalem Tomorrow
- Jerusalem Tomorrow
- Juanita
- Just Pleasing You
- Just Someone I Used To Know
- Last Date
- Leaving La In Daylight
- Leaving Louisiana
- Light Of The Stable
- Lodi
- Lonely Street
- Long May You Run
- Lost His Love On Our Last Date
- Lost Unto This World
- Love And Happiness
- Love And Happiness For You
- Love Hurts
- Love Is
- Love Still Remains
- Lovin You Again
- Loving The Highway Man
- Loving You Feeling Again
- Making Believe
- Mansion On The Hill
- May This Be Love
- Maybe Tonight
- Me And Willie
- Michelangelo
- Mr Sandman
- My Antonia
- My Baby Needs A Shepherd
- My Dear Companion
- My Fathers House
- My Name Is Emmett Till
- My Songbird
- No Memories Hanging Round
- No Regrets
- Not Enough
- Old Yellow Moon
- On Our Last Date
- On The Radio
- On The Sea Of Galilee
- One Big Love
- One Of These Days
- One Paper Kid
- Ooh Las Vegas
- Open Season On My Heart
- Orphan Girl
- Pancho And Lefty
- Pledging My Love
- Poncho And Lefty
- Prayer In Open D
- Price I Pay
- Queen Of The Silver Dollar
- Racing In The Street
- Red Dirt Girl
- Rhythm Guitar
- Rollin And Ramblin
- Rose Of Cimarron
- Roses In The Snow
- Rough And Rocky
- Sailing Round The Room
- Satans Jewel Crown
- Save The Last Dance For Me
- Seeing Double
- She
- Shores Of White Sand
- Sin City
- Sisters Of Mercy
- Sleepless Nights
- Slow Surprise
- Smoke Along The Track
- So Sad
- So You Think Youre A Cowboy
- Someone Like You
- Son Of A Rotten Gambler
- Sorrow In The Wind
- Spanish Dancer
- Spanish Is A Loving Tongue
- Stranger Song
- Sweet Chariot
- Sweet Dreams
- Sweet Old World
- Sweetheart Of The Pines
- Sweetheart Of The Rodeo
- Take That Ride
- Telling Me Lies
- Tennessee Rose
- Thanks To You
- The Angels Rejoiced
- The Ballad Of Sally Rose
- The Last Cheaters Waltz
- The Light
- The Pain Of Loving You
- The Pearl
- The Traveling Kind
- Theyll Never Take His Love
- Those Memories Of You
- Till I Gain Control Again
- Timberline
- To Daddy
- To Know Him Is To Love Him
- Today I Started Loving You Again
- Together Again
- Too Far Gone
- Tougher Than The Rest
- Tragedy
- Tulsa Queen
- Two More Bottles Of Wine
- Valerie
- Walls Of Time
- Waltz Across Texas Tonight
- Wayfaring Stranger
- Well Sweep Out The Ashes
- West Texas Waltz
- Western Wall
- Wheels
- Wheels Of Love
- When I Stop Dreaming
- Where Could I Go
- Where Will I Be
- White Line
- White Shoes
- Why Worry
- Woman Walk The Line
- Wrecking Ball
- You Cant Say We Didnt Try
- You Dont Know Me
- Youll Never Be The Sun
- Your Long Journey
- Youre Free To Go
- Youre Gonna Change
- Youre Learning
- Youre Running Wild
- Youre Supposed To Be Feeling Good
- Youve Been On My Mind
¡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!
[Chorus]
G
I was once a broken man
C
I was once a broken fool
D
Lost my wife and children
C G
To one basic broken rule
G
Now I live my life in silence
C
Though I'm not quite in a shell
D
I drink and listen to that song
C G
"A Whiter Shade of Pale"
C G
Oh, a whiter shade of pale
[Verse 1]
G
I was a good shade tree mechanic
C
So I sent myself to school
D
They smoothed out my rough edges
C G
In my hands they put new tools
G
The instructor once he told me
C
I could work on any line
D
I could tune and make a diesel sing
C G
Just like Patsy Cline
C G
Oh, just like Patsy Cline
[Verse 2]
G
Well, I met my wife to be
C
Through my mother's best friend's son
D
She'd been a barroom singer
C G
She was as good as any-one
G
But I asked her to stop singing
C
And the girl she did not flinch
D
Next day she went and bought that man
C G
A brand new crescent wrench
C G
Oh, a brand new crescent wrench
[Verse 3]
G
Well, we had three fine children
C
As eight years went on by
D
I learned to supervise a line
C G
My knuckles stayed bone dry
G
But after supper I kept hearing her
C
By the kitchen radio
D
Singing sweet but desperate harmony
C G
A little bit too low
C G
Oh, a little bit too low
[Verse 4]
G
She left three months later
C
I'd just come home for lunch
D
The note said "easy come, hard go
C G
But still love you much"
G
She said, "I don't know if I'll be back
C
Or if you'll want me if I come
D
But if and when that happens, dear
C G
You better let my sweet dream run
C G
Oh, let my sweet dream run"
[Verse 1B]
G
I was a good shade tree mechanic
C
So I sent myself to school
D
They smoothed out my rough edges
C G
In my hands they put new tools
G
The instructor once he told me
C
I could work on any line
D
But now my diesels aren't the only thing
C G
That sing like Patsy Cline
C G
Oh, just like Patsy Cline
[Chorus]
G
I was once a broken man
C
I was once a broken fool
D
Lost my wife and children
C G
To one basic broken rule
G
Now I live my life in silence
C
Though I'm not quite in a shell
D
I drink and listen to that song
C G
"A Whiter Shade of Pale"
C G
Oh, a whiter shade of pale
G
I was once a broken man
C
I was once a broken fool
D
Lost my wife and children
C G
To one basic broken rule
G
Now I live my life in silence
C
Though I'm not quite in a shell
D
I drink and listen to that song
C G
"A Whiter Shade of Pale"
C G
Oh, a whiter shade of pale
[Verse 1]
G
I was a good shade tree mechanic
C
So I sent myself to school
D
They smoothed out my rough edges
C G
In my hands they put new tools
G
The instructor once he told me
C
I could work on any line
D
I could tune and make a diesel sing
C G
Just like Patsy Cline
C G
Oh, just like Patsy Cline
[Verse 2]
G
Well, I met my wife to be
C
Through my mother's best friend's son
D
She'd been a barroom singer
C G
She was as good as any-one
G
But I asked her to stop singing
C
And the girl she did not flinch
D
Next day she went and bought that man
C G
A brand new crescent wrench
C G
Oh, a brand new crescent wrench
[Verse 3]
G
Well, we had three fine children
C
As eight years went on by
D
I learned to supervise a line
C G
My knuckles stayed bone dry
G
But after supper I kept hearing her
C
By the kitchen radio
D
Singing sweet but desperate harmony
C G
A little bit too low
C G
Oh, a little bit too low
[Verse 4]
G
She left three months later
C
I'd just come home for lunch
D
The note said "easy come, hard go
C G
But still love you much"
G
She said, "I don't know if I'll be back
C
Or if you'll want me if I come
D
But if and when that happens, dear
C G
You better let my sweet dream run
C G
Oh, let my sweet dream run"
[Verse 1B]
G
I was a good shade tree mechanic
C
So I sent myself to school
D
They smoothed out my rough edges
C G
In my hands they put new tools
G
The instructor once he told me
C
I could work on any line
D
But now my diesels aren't the only thing
C G
That sing like Patsy Cline
C G
Oh, just like Patsy Cline
[Chorus]
G
I was once a broken man
C
I was once a broken fool
D
Lost my wife and children
C G
To one basic broken rule
G
Now I live my life in silence
C
Though I'm not quite in a shell
D
I drink and listen to that song
C G
"A Whiter Shade of Pale"
C G
Oh, a whiter shade of pale
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