Biografia:
Brian Peter George St. Jean le Baptiste de la Salle Eno (15 de maio de 1948, Woodbridge, Inglaterra) é um compositor britânico. Eno é famoso pelo uso de sintetizadores, utilizados em seus diversos trabalhos, como o grupo Roxy Music e a sua parceria com o guitarrista Robert Fripp. Também trabalhou ao lado de David Bowie, David Byrne (dos Talking Heads), U2 e Coldplay.
Brian Eno também é o criador das estratégias oblíquas, um conjunto de cartas que guiam o criador em momentos de impasse.
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Outras músicas:
- On Some Far Away Beach
- Babys On Fire
- Back In Judys Jungle
- Bright Hours
- Burning Airlines Give You So Much More
- By This River
- China My China
- Cindy Tells Me
- Dead Finks Dont Talk
- Driving Me Backwards
- Empty Frame
- Everything Merges With The Night
- Everything That Happens Will Happen Today
- Golden Hours
- How Many Worlds
- Ill Come Running
- Julie With
- Mother Whale Eyeless
- Needles In The Camels Eye
- Put A Straw Under Baby
- Some Of Them Are Old
- Spider And I
- Spinning Away
- St Elmos Fire
- The Fat Lady Of Limbourg
- The Great Pretender
- The Paw Paw Negro Blowtorch
- True Wheel
- Under
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song: china my china
album:taking tiger mountain (1974)
C A/F
A-F 4 times)
In the haze of the morning, China sits on eternity
C
A/F
And the opium farmers sell dreams to obscure fraternities
G A# A
On the horizon the curtains are closing
C
A/F
Down in the orchard, the aunties and uncles play their games
A F A F
(Like it seems they always have done)
C
A/F
In the blue distance, the vertical offices bear their names
A F A F
(Like it seems they always have done)
G A# A
Clocks ticking slowly, dividing the day up.
C
These poor girls are such fun,
A/F
They know what God gave them their fingers for
A F A F
(to make percussion over so-los) [typing percussion]
C
A/F
China, my China, I've wandered around and you're still here
A F A F
(Which I guess you should be proud of)
C
Your walls have enclosed you,
Have kept you at home for thousands of years
A F A F
(But there's something I should tell you)
G A# A
All the young boys, they are dressing like sailors.
C
I remember a man who
A/F
Jumped out from a window over the bay
A F A F
(There was hardly a raised eyebrow)
C
The coroner told me,
A/F
This kind of thing happens every day.
G A# A
You see, from the Pagoda, the world is so tidy.
done by ketty inglet
album:taking tiger mountain (1974)
C A/F
A-F 4 times)
In the haze of the morning, China sits on eternity
C
A/F
And the opium farmers sell dreams to obscure fraternities
G A# A
On the horizon the curtains are closing
C
A/F
Down in the orchard, the aunties and uncles play their games
A F A F
(Like it seems they always have done)
C
A/F
In the blue distance, the vertical offices bear their names
A F A F
(Like it seems they always have done)
G A# A
Clocks ticking slowly, dividing the day up.
C
These poor girls are such fun,
A/F
They know what God gave them their fingers for
A F A F
(to make percussion over so-los) [typing percussion]
C
A/F
China, my China, I've wandered around and you're still here
A F A F
(Which I guess you should be proud of)
C
Your walls have enclosed you,
Have kept you at home for thousands of years
A F A F
(But there's something I should tell you)
G A# A
All the young boys, they are dressing like sailors.
C
I remember a man who
A/F
Jumped out from a window over the bay
A F A F
(There was hardly a raised eyebrow)
C
The coroner told me,
A/F
This kind of thing happens every day.
G A# A
You see, from the Pagoda, the world is so tidy.
done by ketty inglet
Brian Mcfadden
Brian Mcknight
Brian Melo
Bribry
Brice Conrad