Biografía:
La historia de Supertramp se inicia en 1969. El teclista Rick Davies (nacido en Gran Bretaña en 1944) se hallaba tocando con el grupo Joint, y estaba arruinado, cuando la suerte llamó a su puerta en forma de un apasionado del rock, que reconoció en él las dotes de una estrella de rock y se ofreció para financiar su carrera.
Davies regresó a Londres para probar nuevos músicos y crear un grupo llamado provisionalmente Daddy. Uno de los elegidos fue el poliinstrumentista Roger Hodgson (nacido en 1950).
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Otras canciones:
- Babaji
- Breakfest In America
- Downstream
- Dreamer
- Give A Little Bit
- Goodbye Stranger
- School
- Take The Long Way Home
- The Logical Song
- United states
- A Soapbox Opera
- Aint Nobody But Me
- Another Mans Woman
- Asylum
- Bloody Well Right
- Bonnie
- Breakfast In America
- Casual Conversations
- Cest Le Bon
- Child Of Vision
- Crazy
- Crime Of The Century
- Dont Leave Me Now
- Easy Does It
- Even In The Quietest Moments
- Fools Overture
- Free As A Bird
- Friend In Need
- From Now On
- Hide In Your Shell
- Home Again
- If Everyone Was Listening
- Its Raining Again
- Just Another Nervous Wreck
- Lady
- Land Ho
- Logical Song
- Lord Is It Mine
- Lover Boy
- Maybe Im A Beggar
- My Kind Of Lady
- Oh Darling
- Poor Boy
- Put On Your Old Brown Shoes
- Rosie Had Everything Planned
- Rudy
- Sister Moonshine
- Surely
- Take A Look At My Girlfriend
- Travelled
- Two Of Us
- Words Unspoken
¡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!
Intro:
Am Dm6 G Am
All of my life I felt that you were listening
Dm6 G Am
Watching for ways to help me stay in tune
Dm6 G7
Oh Lord of my dreams
Am Em
Although confusion keeps trying to decieve
F Dm6 Dm7
Oh what is it that makes me believe
E E+
In you
Am Dm G7 G7 x - first two quiet second two loud
Verse 1:
Am Dm6
Babaji oh won't you come to me
G7
Oh won't you help me to face the music
Am Dm6
Bring it out so we can sing it out
G7
Help us to find it before we lose it
F Dm6
At night when the stars are near
G7 C
And there's no-one to keep you from coming here
F Dm6
And there's no-one to shield me before your eyes
E7
Is it mine is it mine is it mine to know
Verse 2:
Am Dm6
I can see it's not too good for me
G7
To be afloat in the sea of glory
Am Dm6
Babaji oh how you comfort me
G7
By showing me it's a different story
F Dm6
Your light in the dark is real
G7 C
And I know that you know it is how I feel
F Dm6
When I see the reflection that's in your eyes
E7
Is it mine is it mine is it mine to know
Interlude - I'll tab this some other time
Verse 3:
Am Dm6
Babaji have you a song for me
G7
To tell the world of its guardian angel
Am Dm6
Bring it out so we can sing it out
G7
Oh must you always remain a stranger
F Dm6
At night when the stars are near
G7 C
And I long for delusion to disappear
F Dm6
Then I see the reflection that's in your eyes
E7
Is it time is it time is it time to know
Coda:
Am E7 Am E7 Am
Is it time is it time is it time is it time to know
G7 Am
Babaji (Babaji) Repeat to fade out
Survivor
Susanne Sundf&os (...)
Susanne Vega
Susie Suh
Susuzannesgr
Swiss Army Man
Switchfoot
Swmrs
Sword Art Online
Sworn