Biografia:
Graham Nash é um cantor e compositor de Blackpool, Inglaterra conhecido por suas contribuições em bandas como The Hollies e Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (CSNY). Graham também é fotógrafo.
O estilo musical de Graham é indiscutivelmente e extremamente melódico, romântico e mellow (calmo em português). Suas composições, tanto na carreira solo quanto com seus parceiros, sempre se destacaram como as músicas mais calmas e harmoniosamente melódicas. Mesmo as músicas mais agitadas de Nash tem um "sabor" melódico e doce.
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Outras músicas:
- And So It Goes
- Another Sleep Song
- Barrel Of Pain Half Life
- Be Yourself
- Better Days
- Bus Stop
- Chicago
- Chippin Away
- Dont Say Goodbye
- Grave Concern
- Hey You
- I Used To Be A King
- In Your Name
- Liars Nightmare
- Love Work Out
- Marrakesh Express
- Milky Way Tonight
- Myself At Last
- On The Line
- Prison Song
- Right Between The Eyes
- Running On Empty Acoustic
- See You In Prague
- Simple Man
- Sleep Song
- Song For Susan
- Take The Money And Run
- Teach Your Children
- Theres Only One
- Unequal Love
- Wasted On The Way
- Wounded Bird
- Youll Never Be The Same
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
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Date: Sat, 03 Jan 1998 15:04:31 +0100
From: Peter Eybert
Subject: CRD: Prison Song by Graham Nash
Prison Song
written and performed by Graham Nash
from "Wild Tales", 1973
transcribed by Peter Eybert
[Capo 3]
Am
One day a friend took me aside
Dm
and said, "I have to leave you.
Am
For buying something from a friend
Em E7
They say I have done wrong.
Am
For protecting the name of a man
Dm7
they say I'll have to leave you.
Am Em Dm7 Am
So now I'm bidding you farewell for much too long.
Am Dm7
And here's a song to sing for every man inside.
Am Em E7
If he can hear you sing it's an open door.
Am Dm7
There's not a rich man there who couldn't pay his way
Am Em Dm7 Am
and buy the freedom, that's a high price for the poor.
Am(9) Dm7(6) Am(9) Em E7
Kids in Texas, smoking grass, ten year sentence, comes to pass.
Am(9) Dm7(6) Am(9) Em E7
Misdemeanor in Ann Arbor, ask the judges why?
Am
Another friend said to her kids
Dm
I'm gonna have to leave you
Am
For selling something to the man
Em E7
I guess I did wrong.
Am
And although I did the best I could
Dm7
I'm gonna have to leave you.
Am Em Dm7 Am
So now I'm kissing you farewell for much too long.
Am Dm7
And here's a song to sing for every man inside.
Am Em E7
If he can hear you sing it's an open door.
Am Dm7
There's not a rich man there who couldn't pay his way
Am Em Dm7 Am7
and buy the freedom, that's a high price for the poor.
--
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#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
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Date: Sat, 03 Jan 1998 15:04:31 +0100
From: Peter Eybert
Subject: CRD: Prison Song by Graham Nash
Prison Song
written and performed by Graham Nash
from "Wild Tales", 1973
transcribed by Peter Eybert
[Capo 3]
Am
One day a friend took me aside
Dm
and said, "I have to leave you.
Am
For buying something from a friend
Em E7
They say I have done wrong.
Am
For protecting the name of a man
Dm7
they say I'll have to leave you.
Am Em Dm7 Am
So now I'm bidding you farewell for much too long.
Am Dm7
And here's a song to sing for every man inside.
Am Em E7
If he can hear you sing it's an open door.
Am Dm7
There's not a rich man there who couldn't pay his way
Am Em Dm7 Am
and buy the freedom, that's a high price for the poor.
Am(9) Dm7(6) Am(9) Em E7
Kids in Texas, smoking grass, ten year sentence, comes to pass.
Am(9) Dm7(6) Am(9) Em E7
Misdemeanor in Ann Arbor, ask the judges why?
Am
Another friend said to her kids
Dm
I'm gonna have to leave you
Am
For selling something to the man
Em E7
I guess I did wrong.
Am
And although I did the best I could
Dm7
I'm gonna have to leave you.
Am Em Dm7 Am
So now I'm kissing you farewell for much too long.
Am Dm7
And here's a song to sing for every man inside.
Am Em E7
If he can hear you sing it's an open door.
Am Dm7
There's not a rich man there who couldn't pay his way
Am Em Dm7 Am7
and buy the freedom, that's a high price for the poor.
--
[email protected]
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