Biografía:
Alex the Astronaut is Australian folktronica singer-songwriter Alex Lynn.
Alex has been described as one of "Australia's most powerful and important songwriters". She released her first two EPs in 2017 - the first: To Whom It May Concern which features the single [single artist=Alex the Astronaut album=To Whom It May Concern]Already Home[/single] and was described by Huffington post as "a melancholy number about a bus ride and ruminations on the mundanities of life" and includes the line "there's billionaires for president
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¡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!
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C Am F G
[Verse 1]
C Am
For my seventh birthday
F
I was given a CD player
G C
And I played Paul Kelly again and again and again
Am
My dad listened to Coldplay
F
But I'd always ask him
G C
To play Kat Stevens again and again and again
[Chorus]
Am
Some people believe in a God above
F
Who says hello and he sends his love
G C
And brings to us, peace on earth, but
Am
I don't need no winged friends
F
Just my guitar and some paper and pens
G
That's right my friends
C
I believe in music
Am F G C
[Verse 2]
Am
I remember on Christmas Eve
F
My uncle brought his guitar and he
G C
Showed me how to play David Bowie's Space Oddity
Am
I played until my fingers bled
F
My mum sent me off to bed
G C
The next day Santa brought me my own guitar
[Chorus]
Am
Some people believe in a God above
F
Who says hello and he sends his love
G C
And brings to us, peace on earth, but
Am
I don't need no winged friends
F
Just my guitar and some paper and pens
G
That's right my friends
C
I believe in music
Am F G C
[Verse 3]
Am
My grandpa was very sick
F
I played his favourite song for him
G C
Amazing Grace and a piano in the back of a hospital
Am
Simple chords and a melody
F
Made him grin from cheek to cheek
G C
The next day I cried as I said my goodbyes
[Chorus]
Am
Some people believe in a God above
F
Who says hello and he sends his love
G C
And brings to us, peace on earth, but
Am
I don't need no winged friends
F
Just my guitar and some paper and pens
G
That's right my friends
C
I believe in music
C Am F G
[Verse 1]
C Am
For my seventh birthday
F
I was given a CD player
G C
And I played Paul Kelly again and again and again
Am
My dad listened to Coldplay
F
But I'd always ask him
G C
To play Kat Stevens again and again and again
[Chorus]
Am
Some people believe in a God above
F
Who says hello and he sends his love
G C
And brings to us, peace on earth, but
Am
I don't need no winged friends
F
Just my guitar and some paper and pens
G
That's right my friends
C
I believe in music
Am F G C
[Verse 2]
Am
I remember on Christmas Eve
F
My uncle brought his guitar and he
G C
Showed me how to play David Bowie's Space Oddity
Am
I played until my fingers bled
F
My mum sent me off to bed
G C
The next day Santa brought me my own guitar
[Chorus]
Am
Some people believe in a God above
F
Who says hello and he sends his love
G C
And brings to us, peace on earth, but
Am
I don't need no winged friends
F
Just my guitar and some paper and pens
G
That's right my friends
C
I believe in music
Am F G C
[Verse 3]
Am
My grandpa was very sick
F
I played his favourite song for him
G C
Amazing Grace and a piano in the back of a hospital
Am
Simple chords and a melody
F
Made him grin from cheek to cheek
G C
The next day I cried as I said my goodbyes
[Chorus]
Am
Some people believe in a God above
F
Who says hello and he sends his love
G C
And brings to us, peace on earth, but
Am
I don't need no winged friends
F
Just my guitar and some paper and pens
G
That's right my friends
C
I believe in music
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