Biografia:
Of A Revolution, mais conhecida como OAR, é uma banda de rock dos americano tendo Marc Roberge como (vocalista, guitarra), Chris Culos (bateria, percussão), Richard On (guitarra, vocais), Benj Gershman (baixo), Jerry DePizzo (saxofone, guitarra, vocais). Devido à enorme distribuição online sobre redes de campus, a banda tornou-se um hit entre os estudantes universitários, com muitas canções relativas aos membros da banda.
A banda foi fundada em 1996 por Marc Roberge e Chris CULOS
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Outras músicas:
- Heaven
- Peace
- Shattered (Turn The Car Around)
- About An Hour Ago
- About Mr Brown
- Almost Easy
- Any Time Now
- Caroline The Wrecking Ball
- City On Down
- Coalminer
- Crazy Game Of Poker
- Dakota
- Delicate Few
- Earthward
- Favorite Song
- Heard The World
- Heres To You
- Hey Girl
- Hold On True
- I Feel Home
- I Go Through
- Irish Rose
- James
- Ladanday
- Living In The End
- Love And Memories
- Love And Memrories
- Love Is Worth The Fall
- Miss You All The Time
- Mr Moon
- My Life
- Night Shift
- On My Way
- One Day
- Over And Over
- Place To Hide
- Ran Away To The Top Of The World Today
- Redemption Song
- Revisited
- Right On Time
- Risen
- Shattered
- Short A Try
- Stranger
- That Was A Crazy Game Of Poker
- The Gas Is Low
- This Town
- Toy Store
- Valerie Rose
- War Song
- Well Pick Up Where We Left Off
- Whatever Happened
- When Can I Go Home
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!
O.A.R.- Of A Revolution - "Redemption Song" (Bob Marley cover)
These are the lyrics most often used when O.A.R. covers "Redemption Song" - this
particular version is from Carroll College - Waukesha, WI, 11/01/03.
Chords used:
G Em7 C G/B Am Em D Dsus
e|------3------------------------3-----------------------2--------3--|
B|----------------------1-----------------1--------------3--------3--|
G|----------------------------------------2--------------2--------2--|
D|----------------------2-----------------2-------2------------------|
A|------2-------2-------3--------2----------------2------------------|
E|------3------------------------------------------------x-----------|
Notes: The Dsus after the D in the last line of the verses isn't required. I play
it to give the song a slightly higher pitch right leading into the chorus. When
you play it, make sure you hit the first string U/U/D/U and then change back to a
D after that U/U/D/U strumming sequence. Give it a try, I think it sounds better
that way. Also, on the 4th line of second and third verses, Marc mutes the C
chord right after switching to it and finishes the line "a cappella." Then start
up with G again normally on the next line. Same thing with the last line on the
third verse - mute the G and then it's a cappella until the G in the beginning of the chorus.
[Intro]
e|----------------------------------------------------------|
B|----------------------------------------------------------|
G|----------------------------------------------------------|
D|--------------------2---0-----------------0---------------|
A|------0h2-------3-----------2-------0h2-------3p2---0-----|
E|--3---------3-------------------3-----------------------3-|(x2)
[Verse 1]
G Em7
Old pirates, yes, they rob I
C G/B Am
sold I to the merchant ships
G Em C
Minutes after they took I
G/B Am
from the bottomless pit.
G Em7 C
But my hand was made strong
G/B Am
by the hand of the Almighty.
G Em C D Dsus D
We forward in this generation...triumphantly.
[Chorus]
G C
Won't you help to sing
D G
these songs of freedom?
C D Em C
'Cause all I ever have,
D G C D
redemption songs.
[Verse 2]
G Em7
Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery
C G/B Am
none but ourselves can free our minds.
G Em
Have no fear for atomic energy
C -> mute
'cause none of them can stop the time.
G Em7
How long shall they kill our prophets,
C G/B Am
While we stand aside and look?
C Em
Some say it's just a part of it
G D Dsus D
we've got to fulfill the book.
[Chorus]
G C
Won't you help to sing
D G
these songs of freedom?
C D Em C
'Cause all I ever have,
D G C D G C D
redemption songs.
[Verse 3]
G Em7
Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery
C G/B Am
none but ourselves can free our minds.
G Em
Have no fear for atomic energy
C -> mute
'cause none of them can stop the time.
G Em7
How long shall they kill our prophets,
C G/B Am
while we stand aside and look?
C Em
Oh,some say it's just a part of it
G -> mute
we've got to fulfill the book.
[Chorus]
G C
Won't you help to sing
D G
another song of freedom?
C D Em C
'Cause all I ever have,
D G C
redemption songs.
D G C
These songs of freedom
D G
these songs of freedom
C Em
All I ever have
************************************
| x Dead note
| h Hammer-on
| p Pull-off
************************************
These are the lyrics most often used when O.A.R. covers "Redemption Song" - this
particular version is from Carroll College - Waukesha, WI, 11/01/03.
Chords used:
G Em7 C G/B Am Em D Dsus
e|------3------------------------3-----------------------2--------3--|
B|----------------------1-----------------1--------------3--------3--|
G|----------------------------------------2--------------2--------2--|
D|----------------------2-----------------2-------2------------------|
A|------2-------2-------3--------2----------------2------------------|
E|------3------------------------------------------------x-----------|
Notes: The Dsus after the D in the last line of the verses isn't required. I play
it to give the song a slightly higher pitch right leading into the chorus. When
you play it, make sure you hit the first string U/U/D/U and then change back to a
D after that U/U/D/U strumming sequence. Give it a try, I think it sounds better
that way. Also, on the 4th line of second and third verses, Marc mutes the C
chord right after switching to it and finishes the line "a cappella." Then start
up with G again normally on the next line. Same thing with the last line on the
third verse - mute the G and then it's a cappella until the G in the beginning of the chorus.
[Intro]
e|----------------------------------------------------------|
B|----------------------------------------------------------|
G|----------------------------------------------------------|
D|--------------------2---0-----------------0---------------|
A|------0h2-------3-----------2-------0h2-------3p2---0-----|
E|--3---------3-------------------3-----------------------3-|(x2)
[Verse 1]
G Em7
Old pirates, yes, they rob I
C G/B Am
sold I to the merchant ships
G Em C
Minutes after they took I
G/B Am
from the bottomless pit.
G Em7 C
But my hand was made strong
G/B Am
by the hand of the Almighty.
G Em C D Dsus D
We forward in this generation...triumphantly.
[Chorus]
G C
Won't you help to sing
D G
these songs of freedom?
C D Em C
'Cause all I ever have,
D G C D
redemption songs.
[Verse 2]
G Em7
Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery
C G/B Am
none but ourselves can free our minds.
G Em
Have no fear for atomic energy
C -> mute
'cause none of them can stop the time.
G Em7
How long shall they kill our prophets,
C G/B Am
While we stand aside and look?
C Em
Some say it's just a part of it
G D Dsus D
we've got to fulfill the book.
[Chorus]
G C
Won't you help to sing
D G
these songs of freedom?
C D Em C
'Cause all I ever have,
D G C D G C D
redemption songs.
[Verse 3]
G Em7
Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery
C G/B Am
none but ourselves can free our minds.
G Em
Have no fear for atomic energy
C -> mute
'cause none of them can stop the time.
G Em7
How long shall they kill our prophets,
C G/B Am
while we stand aside and look?
C Em
Oh,some say it's just a part of it
G -> mute
we've got to fulfill the book.
[Chorus]
G C
Won't you help to sing
D G
another song of freedom?
C D Em C
'Cause all I ever have,
D G C
redemption songs.
D G C
These songs of freedom
D G
these songs of freedom
C Em
All I ever have
************************************
| x Dead note
| h Hammer-on
| p Pull-off
************************************
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