Biografía:
Suzzy Roche (Suzzy pronounced to rhyme with "fuzzy"), originally from Park Ridge, New Jersey, is best known for her work with the American female vocal group The Roches, alongside sisters Maggie Roche and Terre Roche. Suzzy is the youngest of the three, and did not join the act until 1979.
She has a daughter, Lucy Wainwright Roche, by the singer Loudon Wainwright III (hence Lucy's half-siblings are Rufus Wainwright and Martha Wainwright, also acclaimed singer-songwriters).
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Otras canciones:
- A Day In The Life Of A Tree
- Abcs
- Allende
- Anyway
- Breathing
- Cold Hard Wind
- Crash
- Dont Be Afraid
- Each Of Us Has A Name
- Eggshell
- For Those Whose Work Is Invisible
- G Chord Song
- God Bless The Artists
- Goodbye Cruel World
- Holy Smokes
- I Dont Have You
- Jeremiah
- La Vie Cest La Vie
- Lightning Storm
- Looking For God
- Losing
- Love Comes To Town
- New York City
- No Such Thing As Love
- One Season
- Pink Ballet Slippers
- Rules
- Song For A New Day
- Sounds
- Suit And Tie
- The Second Coming Of Eli
- To Alaska With Love
- Training Wheels
- Two Bumps On A Log
- Who Cares
- Why Am I Praying
- Yankee Doodle
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Suzzy Roche - To Alaska With Love
[Verse 1]
F
She tried to push him away
C
With a ten foot pole
Bb C
Saying, "I'm just a crusty old doughnut
F
Without any hole"
Weary and bewildered bachelor
C
How could he know
Bb C
She'd move her suitcase to his place
F
A year ago
[Verse 2]
G
There he stood in the doorway
C
No clothes wearing
G
Asking permission to give all his
C
Love and his caring
Love and care
[Verse 3]
Theirs is a real thing
F
A dish in the sink
C
A dog in the stairwell
F
Making a stink
E7 F
They got a true love
G F C F C
So real you can feel it
[Verse 4]
F
For Christmas he gave her
C
A silver and gold Jewish star
Bb C
He put it on top of the tree
F
And said, "There you are"
She giggled and cried
C
And rolled on the living room floor
Bb C
And laughed at all of his jokes
F
So he told her some more
[Verse 5]
G
There he stood in the doorway
C
Crumpled and daring
G
Asking permission to give all his
C
Love and his caring
Love and care
[Verse 6]
Theirs is a real thing
F
A working man's shoe
C
Worn through at the sole
F
As good as new
E7 F
They got a true love
G F C F C
So real you can feel it
[Bridge]
D Bb
Five o'clock by the window pane, watching the rain
F C D
New York city blues
Bb
Oh, the rain's coming down hard, it's dark out there
F C
You gotta have something to do
[Verse 7]
F C
So one day she said, "I must go to Alaska this winter"
Bb C
He yelled and kicked the table
G
His toe got a splinter
F C
Still he escorted her up to the gate at the airport
Bb C F
Saying, "Damn it, I don't understand what you have to go there for"
[Verse 8]
G
Calendar pages were flipping
C
He stayed home waiting
G
Saying, "Oh, this woman I love is
C F C F C
So irritating"
[Verse 9]
Theirs is a real thing
F
A welcome home kiss
C
The smell of his whiskers
F
That she did miss
E7 F
They got a true love
G F C
So real you can feel it
[Verse 1]
F
She tried to push him away
C
With a ten foot pole
Bb C
Saying, "I'm just a crusty old doughnut
F
Without any hole"
Weary and bewildered bachelor
C
How could he know
Bb C
She'd move her suitcase to his place
F
A year ago
[Verse 2]
G
There he stood in the doorway
C
No clothes wearing
G
Asking permission to give all his
C
Love and his caring
Love and care
[Verse 3]
Theirs is a real thing
F
A dish in the sink
C
A dog in the stairwell
F
Making a stink
E7 F
They got a true love
G F C F C
So real you can feel it
[Verse 4]
F
For Christmas he gave her
C
A silver and gold Jewish star
Bb C
He put it on top of the tree
F
And said, "There you are"
She giggled and cried
C
And rolled on the living room floor
Bb C
And laughed at all of his jokes
F
So he told her some more
[Verse 5]
G
There he stood in the doorway
C
Crumpled and daring
G
Asking permission to give all his
C
Love and his caring
Love and care
[Verse 6]
Theirs is a real thing
F
A working man's shoe
C
Worn through at the sole
F
As good as new
E7 F
They got a true love
G F C F C
So real you can feel it
[Bridge]
D Bb
Five o'clock by the window pane, watching the rain
F C D
New York city blues
Bb
Oh, the rain's coming down hard, it's dark out there
F C
You gotta have something to do
[Verse 7]
F C
So one day she said, "I must go to Alaska this winter"
Bb C
He yelled and kicked the table
G
His toe got a splinter
F C
Still he escorted her up to the gate at the airport
Bb C F
Saying, "Damn it, I don't understand what you have to go there for"
[Verse 8]
G
Calendar pages were flipping
C
He stayed home waiting
G
Saying, "Oh, this woman I love is
C F C F C
So irritating"
[Verse 9]
Theirs is a real thing
F
A welcome home kiss
C
The smell of his whiskers
F
That she did miss
E7 F
They got a true love
G F C
So real you can feel it
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