Biografia:
Tom Jones, nascido Thomas Jones Woodward, (Pontypridd, 7 de junho de 1940) é um cantor de música pop do País de Gales.
Aos dezesseis anos ele se casou e teve um filho, muito antes de se tornar um ídolo pop. Apesar de suas freqüentes e bem divulgadas relações extra-conjugais (incluindo um romance com a ex-Miss Mundo de 1973 Marjorie Wallace), ele permanece casado e um homem de família. Jones mora nos Estados Unidos, mas é visto freqüentemente visitando sua terra natal de Gales.
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Outras músicas:
- Delilah
- Green Green Grass Of Home
- Help Yourself
- Im Coming Home
- It's Not Unusual
- Sex Bomb (acoustic Version)
- She's A Lady
- Stoned In Love
- Whats New Pussycat
- 16 Tons
- Burning Down The House
- Chills And Fever
- Daughter Of Darkness
- Detroit City
- Did Trouble Me
- Face Of A Loser
- Forbidden Games
- Green Grass Of Home
- I Cant Stop Loving You
- I Was Made To Love Her
- I Who Have Nothing
- If
- Ill Never Fall In Love Again
- Its Not Unusual
- Kiss
- Little Lonely One
- Love Me Tonight
- Mama Said
- Mama Told Me Not To Come
- Not Responsible
- Once There Was A Time
- Say Youll Stay Until Tomorrow
- Sex Bomb
- Shes A Lady
- Sometimes We Cry
- The Lonely One
- The Young New Mexican Puppeteer
- Thunderball
- Tower Of Song
- With These Hands
- Without Love I Have Nothing
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In a town near Albuquerque
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Lived a most concerned young boy
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He said lately I have noticed
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Folks don't live with peace and joy
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With frowns and worry on their faces
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They're lost and don't know where to go
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He said I'll get the people straightened
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By putting on a puppet show
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The young New Mexican puppeteer
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He saw the people all lived in fear
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He thought that maybe they'd listen to
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A puppet telling them what to do
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You know he got some string and he got some wood
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He did some carving and he was good
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And folks came running so they could hear
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The young New Mexican puppeteer
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First he carved out young Abe Lincoln
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Abe will teach 'em civil rights
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Then a King named Martin Luther
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So they'd recall his peaceful fight
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Old Mark Twain, his wit and wisdom
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Will surely show them life is fun
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But he smiled with satisfaction
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When the Prince of Peace was done
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The young New Mexican puppeteer
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He saw the people all lived in fear
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He thought that maybe they'd listen to
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A puppet telling them what to do
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You know he got some string and he got some wood
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He did some carving and he was good
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And folks came running so they could hear
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The young New Mexican puppeteer
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Now his puppet shows were clever
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And he made the people laugh
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When he got across the message
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To walk along life's open path
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They built him his own puppet theatre
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Decked out with spotlights yellow and red
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And then they wrote him up in all the papers
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And this is what the story said
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The young New Mexican puppeteer
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He saw the people all lived in fear
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He thought that maybe they would listen to
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A puppet telling them what to do
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You know he got some string and he got some wood
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He did some carving and he was good
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And folks came running so they could hear
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The young New Mexican puppeteer
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G Am
In a town near Albuquerque
D G
Lived a most concerned young boy
G Am
He said lately I have noticed
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Folks don't live with peace and joy
G Am
With frowns and worry on their faces
D G
They're lost and don't know where to go
G Am
He said I'll get the people straightened
D G
By putting on a puppet show
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G Am
The young New Mexican puppeteer
D G
He saw the people all lived in fear
G Am
He thought that maybe they'd listen to
D G
A puppet telling them what to do
G Am
You know he got some string and he got some wood
D G
He did some carving and he was good
G Am
And folks came running so they could hear
D G
The young New Mexican puppeteer
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G# A#m
First he carved out young Abe Lincoln
D# G#
Abe will teach 'em civil rights
G# A#m
Then a King named Martin Luther
D# G#
So they'd recall his peaceful fight
G# A#m
Old Mark Twain, his wit and wisdom
D# G#
Will surely show them life is fun
G# A#m
But he smiled with satisfaction
D# G#
When the Prince of Peace was done
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G# A#m
The young New Mexican puppeteer
D# G#
He saw the people all lived in fear
G# A#m
He thought that maybe they'd listen to
D# G#
A puppet telling them what to do
G# A#m
You know he got some string and he got some wood
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He did some carving and he was good
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And folks came running so they could hear
D# G#
The young New Mexican puppeteer
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A Bm
Now his puppet shows were clever
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And he made the people laugh
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When he got across the message
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To walk along life's open path
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They built him his own puppet theatre
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Decked out with spotlights yellow and red
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And then they wrote him up in all the papers
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And this is what the story said
It said...
[chorus]
A Bm
The young New Mexican puppeteer
E A
He saw the people all lived in fear
A Bm
He thought that maybe they would listen to
E A
A puppet telling them what to do
A Bm
You know he got some string and he got some wood
E A
He did some carving and he was good
A Bm
And folks came running so they could hear
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The young New Mexican puppeteer
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