Biografia:
Meredith Brooks é uma das muitas compositoras que surgiu depois do sucesso do rock alternativo de Liz Phair e PJ Harvey, embora tenha mais semelhanças com Sheryl Crow e Alanis Morissette.
Meredith nasceu e cresceu no Oregon, descobrindo blues, rhythm ‘n’ blues e classic rock ainda adolescente, quando decidiu aprender a tocar violão. Começou a compor algumas canções, assinando contrato com a Capitol Records em 1997. No mesmo ano, gravou seu primeiro single, “Bitch” – um pop-rock muito semelhante ao som de Morissette.
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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, 10 Jan 1998 13:54:13 +0100
From: Kerstin Persson
To: [email protected]
Subject: my little town
My Little Town
By Meredtith Brooks
Intro D D G C
Verse 1
D
We lock the doors at night
D
All the sirens scream
G
I don't drive my car
C
Insurance is too high
D
I live here in the city
D
My hometown's far away
G
I workout with concrete
C
I don't drive my car
D
The stars come out at night
D
You see them on the strip
G
Everybody arms themselves
C
There's no other place like this
D
I'll never leave this
D
Small town girl behind
G
The place where I come from
C
Is with me all the time
ref.
D
Oh, you could walk the streets
G
When the sun goes down
C
In my little town
D
You don't need defenses
G
When the sun goes down
C
In my little town
Verse 2
D
Back home on the street
D
After 10 at night
G
Mrs. Avery walks her dog
C
Checks to see what's going on
D
She doesn't lock the door
D
She lives here in good health
G
You don't hear the horn
C
When Mrs. Avery walks her dog
D
All I ever wanted
D
Was a view of city lights
G
Break away from here
G
Leave behind the quiet nights
D
Spend half your life
D
Trying to make a change
G
Then the other half
C
Trying to get back again
Ref.
D
Oh, you could walk the streets
G
When the sun goes down
C
In my little town
D
You don't need defenses
G
When the sun goes down
C
In my little town
Bridge.
C G
Look down the road
D
Look at the highway
C
Look past the fences
G
Look at the faces
A
What do you have on the other side?
SOLO
yeah yeah yeah, a bunch of times
Ref.
D
Oh, you could walk the streets
G
When the sun goes down
C
In my little town
D
You don't need defenses
G
When the sun goes down
C
In my little town
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E-mail any correctins or solos, tabs, tricks and licks etc.
My E-mail adress: [email protected]
#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, 10 Jan 1998 13:54:13 +0100
From: Kerstin Persson
To: [email protected]
Subject: my little town
My Little Town
By Meredtith Brooks
Intro D D G C
Verse 1
D
We lock the doors at night
D
All the sirens scream
G
I don't drive my car
C
Insurance is too high
D
I live here in the city
D
My hometown's far away
G
I workout with concrete
C
I don't drive my car
D
The stars come out at night
D
You see them on the strip
G
Everybody arms themselves
C
There's no other place like this
D
I'll never leave this
D
Small town girl behind
G
The place where I come from
C
Is with me all the time
ref.
D
Oh, you could walk the streets
G
When the sun goes down
C
In my little town
D
You don't need defenses
G
When the sun goes down
C
In my little town
Verse 2
D
Back home on the street
D
After 10 at night
G
Mrs. Avery walks her dog
C
Checks to see what's going on
D
She doesn't lock the door
D
She lives here in good health
G
You don't hear the horn
C
When Mrs. Avery walks her dog
D
All I ever wanted
D
Was a view of city lights
G
Break away from here
G
Leave behind the quiet nights
D
Spend half your life
D
Trying to make a change
G
Then the other half
C
Trying to get back again
Ref.
D
Oh, you could walk the streets
G
When the sun goes down
C
In my little town
D
You don't need defenses
G
When the sun goes down
C
In my little town
Bridge.
C G
Look down the road
D
Look at the highway
C
Look past the fences
G
Look at the faces
A
What do you have on the other side?
SOLO
yeah yeah yeah, a bunch of times
Ref.
D
Oh, you could walk the streets
G
When the sun goes down
C
In my little town
D
You don't need defenses
G
When the sun goes down
C
In my little town
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E-mail any correctins or solos, tabs, tricks and licks etc.
My E-mail adress: [email protected]
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