Biografía:
Scott Walker (9 de enero de 1943 - 24 de marzo de 2019) fue un brillante cantante/compositor americano dado a recluirse que ha vivido en Inglaterra durante los últimos 40 años. Noel Scott Engel, su nombre real, tuvo una efímera carrera en EE.UU. en su adolescencia antes de irse a Inglaterra en 1965 para librarse del servicio militar. Como líder de los llamados Walker Brothers (no eran hermanos), se convirtió en una estrella de la invasión británica.
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Otras canciones:
- Duchess
- Rhymes Of Goodbye
- 30 Century Man
- All My Loves Laughter
- Another Tear Falls
- Copenhagen
- Farmer In The City
- First Love Never Dies
- Glory Road
- In My Room
- Its Raining Today
- Jackie
- Joanna
- Lights Of Cincinnati
- Love Her
- Montague Terrace In Blue
- Mrs Murphy
- My Way Home
- Nite Flights
- No Easy Way Down
- On Your Own Again
- Rosary
- Someone Who Cared
- Sons Of
- Stay With Me Baby
- Thanks For Chicago Mr James
- The Bridge
- The Girls And The Dogs
- The Old Mans Back Again
- The Rope And The Colt
- The Seventh Seal
- The Sun Aint Gonna Shine Anymore
- Tilt
- Where Love Has Died
- Young Man Cried
- Youre All Around Me
¡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!
Am G
I've watched her from the river banks
Dm Em
I knew her when she danced with dreams
A# Am
White doves were there to dress her hair
A# E
And so was Madelaine
Am G
At night the people's faces danced
Dm Em
Like pearls colliding on the breast
A# Am
Of fat Marie whose thunder laugh
E Am
Was just a thread from crying
F C
Her sailors stained her cobblestones
F Em F G
With wine and piss and death desire
F C
And sometimes blood for Madelaine
A# E
Whose laughter was the night
A G
Her girls would lift their dresses high
D C D C
and breathe the stars and kiss the sky
A G
She'd smother them with whispers then
F E
Embrace them with her sighs
Am G
Before the bottle dulled my eyes
Dm Em
And made me so I couldn't stand
A# Am
I'd overact and play the clown
E Am
When Madelaine would cry
F C
And now I watch from riverbanks
F Em F G
I watch it weave it's memories
F C
White doves turned gray and flew away
E Am
And so did Madelaine
I've watched her from the river banks
Dm Em
I knew her when she danced with dreams
A# Am
White doves were there to dress her hair
A# E
And so was Madelaine
Am G
At night the people's faces danced
Dm Em
Like pearls colliding on the breast
A# Am
Of fat Marie whose thunder laugh
E Am
Was just a thread from crying
F C
Her sailors stained her cobblestones
F Em F G
With wine and piss and death desire
F C
And sometimes blood for Madelaine
A# E
Whose laughter was the night
A G
Her girls would lift their dresses high
D C D C
and breathe the stars and kiss the sky
A G
She'd smother them with whispers then
F E
Embrace them with her sighs
Am G
Before the bottle dulled my eyes
Dm Em
And made me so I couldn't stand
A# Am
I'd overact and play the clown
E Am
When Madelaine would cry
F C
And now I watch from riverbanks
F Em F G
I watch it weave it's memories
F C
White doves turned gray and flew away
E Am
And so did Madelaine
Scracho
Scratch21
Scream' Jay (...)
Screaming Trees
Screeching Wease (...)
Seabear
Seabird
Seadogs
Seafred
Seafret