Biografía:
Sun kil moon, fue el renacer del vocalista de Red House painters, Mark Kozelek, que después de finalizar con la anterior banda, se dedicó a una carrera solista, para luego volver con este proyecto.
Aunque sigue manteniendo el mismo tono melancólico de sus canciones, Sun kil moon, ha logrado tener buena crítica dentro de la música actual.
Ghosts of the great highway, es el disco del 2003, que si bien, demuestra la creación de temas armónicos bien elaborados, también nos deja un claro referente de lo que fue el indie/slowrock de los 90.
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Otras canciones:
- Alesund
- Among The Leaves
- Bens My Friend
- Carry Me Ohio
- Garden Of Lavender
- Gentle Moon
- Glenn Tipton
- Heron Blue
- I Know Its Pathetic But That Was The Greatest Night Of My Life
- Jim Wise
- Like The River
- Lonely Mountain
- Lost Verses
- Neverending Math Equation
- Space Travel Is Boring
- The Light
- Third And Seneca
- Track Number 8
- Unlit Hallway
- You Missed My Heart
¡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!
GARDEN OF LAVENDER
SUN KIL MOON
DADGAD TUNING
A = 777600
E = 222100
F = 333200
G = 555400
A G F E F G
A G
Was on a flight home from—well, it doesn’t matter
F E F G
With eleven hours, a million thoughts were gathering
A G
My mind kept going to my garden of lavender
F E F G
I wanted to get to them so they wouldn’t die
A G
When I got home, they were dry as wheat
F E F G
While the vines thrived around them B-horror film green
A G
Not sure what my lavender symbolize
F E F G
But inside my heart cried
A G
My heart is drawn to the small out-of-the-way things
F E F G
That I can’t help but to give my focus and attention and care
A G
Cause they shut off what hijacks my brain
F E F G
And help to tune out what can cause me pain
A G
And I care for the animals around my yard
F E F G
And my sister’s children and I care for my garden
A G
Swarmed upon by bumblebees
F E F G
And yellow jackets and wasps and hornets that can dart out and sting
A G
I see the big orange tabby cat
F E F G
Getting warm on the cover of the hot tub
A G
He turns over on his back
F E F G
Looking for a belly rub
A G
I see the deer tracks in the snow
F E
On the animal path
F G
That leads into my backyard
A G
I hear the sound of my girlfriend’s car
F E F G
Coming up the driveway and it fills my heart With joy
A G
Though I know it will all end someday
F E F G
And someone else will be sleeping in my mountain house
A G
Wondering who lived here before
F E
Just like I sometimes do
F G
Though I never really cared to explore
A G
I see the chocolate and peanut butter cat
F E
I look at him and he looks back
F G
I snap my fingers and blow him a kiss
A G
He rubs his head against my hand and we reminisce
F E
I walk downtown and see the Christmas lights
F G
Along the highway and how they shine
A G
And I’m reminded of when I was a child
F E F G
And how happy I felt when I opened the box and saw a guitar inside
A G
Was on a flight to somewhere I can’t remember
F E F G
I feel like I’ve lived so many lives, I can’t put it all together
A G
Dordrecht, Holland, yeah that was it
F E F G
I had a nice dinner with a concert promoter and his Korean wife, Suyoung Kim
A G
Then dropped me off at an old spooky hotel
F E F G
I felt like an old man in a castle looking over at the canal
A G
And I went and I played for a crowd but my heart wasn’t there
F E F G
I came back to my room and slouched in my bed
A G
And I fell asleep still stewing about my dried up lavender
F E F G
And I fell asleep in the dark dead night
A G
And I dreamed of a bluejay picking up a seed
F E F G
And passing it to another’s beak
A G
Then watched him soar to another branch
F E F G
Then a baby possum hissed at me as I crept up on him near a trash can
A G
And I woke up one rainy morning in Dordrecht, Holland
F E F G
Then got on a flight for London, England
A G F E F G
SUN KIL MOON
DADGAD TUNING
A = 777600
E = 222100
F = 333200
G = 555400
A G F E F G
A G
Was on a flight home from—well, it doesn’t matter
F E F G
With eleven hours, a million thoughts were gathering
A G
My mind kept going to my garden of lavender
F E F G
I wanted to get to them so they wouldn’t die
A G
When I got home, they were dry as wheat
F E F G
While the vines thrived around them B-horror film green
A G
Not sure what my lavender symbolize
F E F G
But inside my heart cried
A G
My heart is drawn to the small out-of-the-way things
F E F G
That I can’t help but to give my focus and attention and care
A G
Cause they shut off what hijacks my brain
F E F G
And help to tune out what can cause me pain
A G
And I care for the animals around my yard
F E F G
And my sister’s children and I care for my garden
A G
Swarmed upon by bumblebees
F E F G
And yellow jackets and wasps and hornets that can dart out and sting
A G
I see the big orange tabby cat
F E F G
Getting warm on the cover of the hot tub
A G
He turns over on his back
F E F G
Looking for a belly rub
A G
I see the deer tracks in the snow
F E
On the animal path
F G
That leads into my backyard
A G
I hear the sound of my girlfriend’s car
F E F G
Coming up the driveway and it fills my heart With joy
A G
Though I know it will all end someday
F E F G
And someone else will be sleeping in my mountain house
A G
Wondering who lived here before
F E
Just like I sometimes do
F G
Though I never really cared to explore
A G
I see the chocolate and peanut butter cat
F E
I look at him and he looks back
F G
I snap my fingers and blow him a kiss
A G
He rubs his head against my hand and we reminisce
F E
I walk downtown and see the Christmas lights
F G
Along the highway and how they shine
A G
And I’m reminded of when I was a child
F E F G
And how happy I felt when I opened the box and saw a guitar inside
A G
Was on a flight to somewhere I can’t remember
F E F G
I feel like I’ve lived so many lives, I can’t put it all together
A G
Dordrecht, Holland, yeah that was it
F E F G
I had a nice dinner with a concert promoter and his Korean wife, Suyoung Kim
A G
Then dropped me off at an old spooky hotel
F E F G
I felt like an old man in a castle looking over at the canal
A G
And I went and I played for a crowd but my heart wasn’t there
F E F G
I came back to my room and slouched in my bed
A G
And I fell asleep still stewing about my dried up lavender
F E F G
And I fell asleep in the dark dead night
A G
And I dreamed of a bluejay picking up a seed
F E F G
And passing it to another’s beak
A G
Then watched him soar to another branch
F E F G
Then a baby possum hissed at me as I crept up on him near a trash can
A G
And I woke up one rainy morning in Dordrecht, Holland
F E F G
Then got on a flight for London, England
A G F E F G
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