Biografia:
Bonnie Dobson (born November 13, 1940 in Toronto) is a Canadian folk music songwriter, singer, and guitarist, most known in the 1960s for composing the songs "I'm Your Woman" and "Morning Dew". The latter, augmented (with a controversial co-writing credit) by Tim Rose, became a melancholy folk rock standard, covered by the Grateful Dead and the Jeff Beck Group among many others.
Dobson has consistently questioned Rose's right to a co-writing credit for "Morning Dew" (he first heard it as sung by Fred Neil)
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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!
Artist - Bonnie Dobson
Song - Bird of Space
Key - E Major (A Lydian)
Tempo - Andante, Ballad (105 bpm)
The Amaj7#11 in this is actually an Amajb5 (or Amaj#4), but UG wont highlight Amajb5 so I'll have to treat
the chord as if it had a seventh in it. Play the quasi-Amaj7#11 as x0122x
[Intro]
A
[Verse]
Amaj7#11 A
You talk when you cease
Emaj7
To be at peace with your thoughts
Amaj7#11 A
And when you can no longer dwell
In the solitude of your heart,
Amaj7#11 C#m
You live in your lips
[Interlude]
Dmaj7 C#m
And the sound is a pastime
Dmaj7 C#m
A diversion and waste time
Amaj7#11 A
And in much of your talking,
Amaj7#11 A
Thinking is half murder
[Chorus]
A B Emaj7
A thought is a bird
A B Emaj7
A bird of space
A G#m A B D
That in a cage of words may unfold its wings
C#m
But cannot fly
A B Emaj7
A thought is a bird
A B Emaj7
A bird of space
A G#m A B D
That in a cage of words may unfold its wings
C#m B
But cannot fly, but cannot fly
[Solo]
Amaj7 Emaj7 Amaj7 C#m
[Interlude]
Dmaj7 C#m
And the sound is a pastime
Dmaj7 C#m
A diversion and waste time
Amaj7#11 A
And in much of your talking,
Amaj7#11 A
Thinking is half murder
[Chorus]
A B Emaj7
A thought is a bird
A B Emaj7
A bird of space
A G#m A B D
That in a cage of words may unfold its wings
C#m
But cannot fly
[Chorus fadeout]
A B Emaj7
A thought is a bird
A B Emaj7
A bird of space
A B Emaj7 A B Emaj7
That in a cage of words may unfold its wings
Song - Bird of Space
Key - E Major (A Lydian)
Tempo - Andante, Ballad (105 bpm)
The Amaj7#11 in this is actually an Amajb5 (or Amaj#4), but UG wont highlight Amajb5 so I'll have to treat
the chord as if it had a seventh in it. Play the quasi-Amaj7#11 as x0122x
[Intro]
A
[Verse]
Amaj7#11 A
You talk when you cease
Emaj7
To be at peace with your thoughts
Amaj7#11 A
And when you can no longer dwell
In the solitude of your heart,
Amaj7#11 C#m
You live in your lips
[Interlude]
Dmaj7 C#m
And the sound is a pastime
Dmaj7 C#m
A diversion and waste time
Amaj7#11 A
And in much of your talking,
Amaj7#11 A
Thinking is half murder
[Chorus]
A B Emaj7
A thought is a bird
A B Emaj7
A bird of space
A G#m A B D
That in a cage of words may unfold its wings
C#m
But cannot fly
A B Emaj7
A thought is a bird
A B Emaj7
A bird of space
A G#m A B D
That in a cage of words may unfold its wings
C#m B
But cannot fly, but cannot fly
[Solo]
Amaj7 Emaj7 Amaj7 C#m
[Interlude]
Dmaj7 C#m
And the sound is a pastime
Dmaj7 C#m
A diversion and waste time
Amaj7#11 A
And in much of your talking,
Amaj7#11 A
Thinking is half murder
[Chorus]
A B Emaj7
A thought is a bird
A B Emaj7
A bird of space
A G#m A B D
That in a cage of words may unfold its wings
C#m
But cannot fly
[Chorus fadeout]
A B Emaj7
A thought is a bird
A B Emaj7
A bird of space
A B Emaj7 A B Emaj7
That in a cage of words may unfold its wings
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