Biografia:
Outras músicas:
- A House Is A Home
- Amen Omen
- Another Lonely Day
- Ashes
- Better Way
- Blessed To Be A Witness
- Boa Sorte Good Luck
- Brown Eyed Blues
- Burn One Down
- By My Side
- Crazy Amazing
- Cryin Wont Help You Now
- Diamonds On The Inside
- Dont Give Up On Me Now
- Everything
- Excuse Me Mr
- Feel Love
- Forever
- Give A Man A Home
- Glory And Consequence
- Gold To Me
- Happy Everafter In Your Eyes
- Help Me Get Away
- How Could We Not Believe
- How Many Miles Must We March
- I Shall Not Walk Alone
- I Want To Be Ready
- I Will Not Be Broken
- Ill Rise
- In Your Eyes
- In Your Eyes Acoustic
- Indifference
- Jah Work
- Learn It All Again Tomorrow
- Mamas Got A Girlfriend Now
- Memories Of Gold
- Morning Yearning
- My Mother Pray
- Not Fire Not Ice
- One Road To Freedom
- Oppresion
- Picture In A Frame
- Picture Of Jesus
- Please Dont Talk About Murder While Im Eating
- Power Of The Gospel
- Pray That Our Love Sees The Dawn
- Reason To Mourn
- Rock N Roll Is Free
- Roses From My Friends
- Shes Only Happy In The Sun
- Spilling Faith
- Suzie Blue
- Sweet Home Chicago
- Thank Me In The Morning
- The Bottle Wins Again
- The Drugs Dont Work
- There Will Be A Light
- Touch From Your Lust
- Waiting For You
- Waiting On An Angel
- Walk Away
- When Its Good
- When She Believes
- Widow Of A Living Man
- With My Own Two Hands
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: Wed, 18 Mar 1998 20:22:52 +1200
From: Jim and Sheryll Keane
Subject: TAB: h/harper_ben/glory_and_consequence.tab
Ben Harper's Glory and Consequence from The Will to Live
This song is tabbed out for a guiter tuned to E (EADGBe),
but Ben tunes his guitars down to D(DGCFAd) and then plays this
tune a tone higher, i.e A, but you can still play along
as if the tune was in G.
Riff 1
Clean
F C G
e---1----------------------3--------------------3--------------------3
B---1----------------------5--------------------3--------------------3
G---2-------0h2p0----------5--------0h2p0-------4--------0h2p0-------4
D---3--0--2-------3p2p0----5--0--2-------3p2p0--5--0--2-------3p2p0--5
A---3----------------------3--------------------5--------------------5
E---1-------------------------------------------3--------------------3
This is both the intro riff and the chorus riff, and the chord
structure also does for the solo.
the verse riff goes like this
C F G
e----3---------------1-------------------------------------
B----5---------------1-------------------------------------
G----5---------------2-------------------------------------
D----5---------------3--------5----------------------------
A----3---------------3--------5----------------------1--1--
E--------------------1--------3--1--3--1--3--1--3--1-------
there are two guitars playing at this point, with the acoustic playing
the above riff, and an electric just playing the chords.
Lyrics:
C F G C F G
i'm more afraid of living than i am scared to die
C F G C F G
im more afraid of falling than i am of flying high
F C G F C G
every moral has a story and every story has an end
F C G F C G
every battle has its glory and its consequence
(repeat the above pattern)
im more afraid of loving than i am of being scorned
but i will keep on trying though i have been forewarned
every moral has a story and every story has an end
every battle has its glory and its consequence
i would rather be lonely and you have someone to hold
im not as scared of dying as i am of growing old
every moral has a story and every story has an end
every battle has its glory and its consequence
Maybe ill get around to tabbing the solo a bit later. till then
Martin, Auckland New Zealand
[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.#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 1998 20:22:52 +1200
From: Jim and Sheryll Keane
Subject: TAB: h/harper_ben/glory_and_consequence.tab
Ben Harper's Glory and Consequence from The Will to Live
This song is tabbed out for a guiter tuned to E (EADGBe),
but Ben tunes his guitars down to D(DGCFAd) and then plays this
tune a tone higher, i.e A, but you can still play along
as if the tune was in G.
Riff 1
Clean
F C G
e---1----------------------3--------------------3--------------------3
B---1----------------------5--------------------3--------------------3
G---2-------0h2p0----------5--------0h2p0-------4--------0h2p0-------4
D---3--0--2-------3p2p0----5--0--2-------3p2p0--5--0--2-------3p2p0--5
A---3----------------------3--------------------5--------------------5
E---1-------------------------------------------3--------------------3
This is both the intro riff and the chorus riff, and the chord
structure also does for the solo.
the verse riff goes like this
C F G
e----3---------------1-------------------------------------
B----5---------------1-------------------------------------
G----5---------------2-------------------------------------
D----5---------------3--------5----------------------------
A----3---------------3--------5----------------------1--1--
E--------------------1--------3--1--3--1--3--1--3--1-------
there are two guitars playing at this point, with the acoustic playing
the above riff, and an electric just playing the chords.
Lyrics:
C F G C F G
i'm more afraid of living than i am scared to die
C F G C F G
im more afraid of falling than i am of flying high
F C G F C G
every moral has a story and every story has an end
F C G F C G
every battle has its glory and its consequence
(repeat the above pattern)
im more afraid of loving than i am of being scorned
but i will keep on trying though i have been forewarned
every moral has a story and every story has an end
every battle has its glory and its consequence
i would rather be lonely and you have someone to hold
im not as scared of dying as i am of growing old
every moral has a story and every story has an end
every battle has its glory and its consequence
Maybe ill get around to tabbing the solo a bit later. till then
Martin, Auckland New Zealand
[email protected]
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