Biografia:
George Roger Waters nasceu em 6 de setembro de 1943 em Great Bookham, Surrey, cidade ao sul de Londres. Um fato muito importante para o que Roger Waters produziria em sua carreira foi a morte de seu pai, Eric Fletcher Waters, na guerra, durante a invasão britânica de Anzio, na Itália, pois o tema de guerra e perda de seu pai pode ser presenciado muitas vezes em suas composições.
Waters começou tocando Rhythm & Blues em 1965 com um grupo chamado The Abdabs.
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Outras músicas:
- 430 Am Apparently They Were Travelling Abroad
- 433 Am Running Shoes
- 437 Am Arabs With Knives And West German Skies
- 439 Am For The First Time Today Part 2
- 441 Am Sexual Revolution
- 447 Am The Remains Of Our Love
- 450 Am Go Fishing
- 456 Am For The First Time Today Part 1
- 458 Am Dunroamin Duncarin Dunlivin
- 501 Am The Pros And Cons Of Hitchhiking Part 10
- 506 Am Every Strangers Eyes
- 511 Am The Moment Of Clarity
- Amused To Death
- Ballad Of Bill Hubbard
- Bravery Of Being Out Of Range
- Breathe
- Broken Bones
- Crystal Clear Brooks Live
- Deja Vu
- Every Strangers Eyes
- Flickering Flame
- Folded Flags
- Four Minutes
- Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert And Southampton Dock
- Give Birth To A Smile
- Hello I Love You
- Home
- Incarceration Of A Flower Child
- Is This The Life We Really Want
- Its A Miracle
- Late Home Tonight Part 1
- Leaving Beirut
- Lost Boys Calling
- Mother
- Part Of Me Died
- Perfect Sense Part 1
- Perfect Sense Part 2
- Smell The Roses
- The Ballad Of Jean Charles De Menezes
- The Bravery Of Being Out Of Range
- The Last Refugee
- The Most Beautiful Girl
- The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking
- The Tide Is Turning After Live Aid
- Towers Of Faith
- Wait For Her
- Watching Tv
- We Shall Overcome
- Who Needs Information
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C E E7
Are these the people that we should bomb
F G
Are we so sure they mean us harm
C E E7
Is this our pleasure, punishment or crime
F G
Is this a mountain that we really want to climb
C E E7
The road is hard, hard and long
F
Put down that two by four
G C
This man would never turn you from his door
E E7
Oh George! Oh George!
F G C
That Texas education must have fucked you up when you were very small
C E E7
When I was 17 my mother, bless her heart,
F G C
Fulfilled my summer dream she handed me the keys to the car
E E7
We motored down to Paris, fuelled with Dexedrine and booze
F G
Got bust in Antibes by the cops and fleeced in Naples by the wops
C E E7
But everyone was kind to us, we were the English dudes
F
Our dads had helped them win the war
G C
When we all knew what we were fighting for
E E7
But now an Englishman abroad is just a US stooge
F G
The bulldog is a poodle snapping round the scoundrel's last refuge
C
Is gentleness too much for us
E E7 F
Should gentleness be filed along with empathy
G
We feel for someone else's child
C E E7
Every time a smart bomb does its sums and gets it wrong
F G
Someone else's child dies and equities in defence rise
C E E7
America, America, please hear us when we call
F
You got hip-hop, be-bop, hustle and bustle
G
You got Atticus Finch, you got Jane Russell
C
You got freedom of speech, you got great beaches,
E E7
Wildernesses and malls
F
Don't let the might, the Christian right,
G C
Fuck it all up for you and the rest of the world
C E E7
Not in my name, Tony, you great war leader you
F G
Terror is still terror, whosoever gets to frame the rules
C E E7
History's not written by the vanquished or the damned
F G
Now we are Genghis Khan, Lucretia Borghia, Son of Sam
C E E7
In 1961 they took this child into their home
F G
I wonder what became of them in the cauldron that was Lebanon
C E E7
If I could find them now, could I make amends?
F G C
How does the story end?
This is one of my favourite songs by Roger Waters and is incredible live. Any feedback,
or corrections are welcomed – [email protected]
Are these the people that we should bomb
F G
Are we so sure they mean us harm
C E E7
Is this our pleasure, punishment or crime
F G
Is this a mountain that we really want to climb
C E E7
The road is hard, hard and long
F
Put down that two by four
G C
This man would never turn you from his door
E E7
Oh George! Oh George!
F G C
That Texas education must have fucked you up when you were very small
C E E7
When I was 17 my mother, bless her heart,
F G C
Fulfilled my summer dream she handed me the keys to the car
E E7
We motored down to Paris, fuelled with Dexedrine and booze
F G
Got bust in Antibes by the cops and fleeced in Naples by the wops
C E E7
But everyone was kind to us, we were the English dudes
F
Our dads had helped them win the war
G C
When we all knew what we were fighting for
E E7
But now an Englishman abroad is just a US stooge
F G
The bulldog is a poodle snapping round the scoundrel's last refuge
C
Is gentleness too much for us
E E7 F
Should gentleness be filed along with empathy
G
We feel for someone else's child
C E E7
Every time a smart bomb does its sums and gets it wrong
F G
Someone else's child dies and equities in defence rise
C E E7
America, America, please hear us when we call
F
You got hip-hop, be-bop, hustle and bustle
G
You got Atticus Finch, you got Jane Russell
C
You got freedom of speech, you got great beaches,
E E7
Wildernesses and malls
F
Don't let the might, the Christian right,
G C
Fuck it all up for you and the rest of the world
C E E7
Not in my name, Tony, you great war leader you
F G
Terror is still terror, whosoever gets to frame the rules
C E E7
History's not written by the vanquished or the damned
F G
Now we are Genghis Khan, Lucretia Borghia, Son of Sam
C E E7
In 1961 they took this child into their home
F G
I wonder what became of them in the cauldron that was Lebanon
C E E7
If I could find them now, could I make amends?
F G C
How does the story end?
This is one of my favourite songs by Roger Waters and is incredible live. Any feedback,
or corrections are welcomed – [email protected]
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