Biografia:
Goldspot is an American band founded by singer-songwriter and television and film composer Siddhartha Khosla. Originally formed in Los Angeles, the band is currently based in New York.
Their full-length debut, Tally Of The Yes Men, is a melding of decades of rock and pop influences with the melodic sensibilities of old Indian film music.
Siddhartha (founder, lead singer / songwriter of Goldspot) is quick to pay tribute to his early influences: "I grew up listening to whatever my parents had in their cassette decks - Mohd.
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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!
Well, it's a beautiful song and nobody else has come forward so I thought of giving it a
go. Why not, eh ? Well, it's all gone wrong, i'm pretty sure it's not so accurate but
something is better than nothing, right ? I kindly request fellow pro-guitarists to come
up with accurate chords. So, until someone comes up with good chords you guys are stuck
with this.
E:
E------------------------------|
B------------------------------|
G---------------1------2-------|
D--------2-2-2-----2-2---2-2-2-|
A---2-2-2----------------------|
E------------------------------|
E
What's the use in worrying about
E
The ways in which the world might come to end
E
When all along
E
There's been a book
A
On the side of the bed
A E
You never read, it's there
A E
Many years from now
A E
I know you'll hear me somehow
A B
When our bodies free our souls
A E
The places we will go
E
What's the use in worrying about
E
The ways in which the world might come to end
E
When all along
E
There's been a sign
A A E
On the side of the road that you never knew was there
A E
Many years from now
A E
I know you'll hear me somehow
A B
When our bodies free our souls
A E
The places we will go
And a tide rolls through our doors
Darling sail, sail with me
To another shore.
B A
I know it's hard enough baby
B A
To keep my head above water
B A
But I know you're strong enough, baby
B A
To stay afloat a bit longer
A E
The places we will go
A E
And a tide rolls through our doors
A B A E
Darling sail, sail with me
A E
To another shore
E E
Well, many years from now
Many years from now
All the places we will go
The places we will go
The places we will go
The places, the places we will go
go. Why not, eh ? Well, it's all gone wrong, i'm pretty sure it's not so accurate but
something is better than nothing, right ? I kindly request fellow pro-guitarists to come
up with accurate chords. So, until someone comes up with good chords you guys are stuck
with this.
E:
E------------------------------|
B------------------------------|
G---------------1------2-------|
D--------2-2-2-----2-2---2-2-2-|
A---2-2-2----------------------|
E------------------------------|
E
What's the use in worrying about
E
The ways in which the world might come to end
E
When all along
E
There's been a book
A
On the side of the bed
A E
You never read, it's there
A E
Many years from now
A E
I know you'll hear me somehow
A B
When our bodies free our souls
A E
The places we will go
E
What's the use in worrying about
E
The ways in which the world might come to end
E
When all along
E
There's been a sign
A A E
On the side of the road that you never knew was there
A E
Many years from now
A E
I know you'll hear me somehow
A B
When our bodies free our souls
A E
The places we will go
And a tide rolls through our doors
Darling sail, sail with me
To another shore.
B A
I know it's hard enough baby
B A
To keep my head above water
B A
But I know you're strong enough, baby
B A
To stay afloat a bit longer
A E
The places we will go
A E
And a tide rolls through our doors
A B A E
Darling sail, sail with me
A E
To another shore
E E
Well, many years from now
Many years from now
All the places we will go
The places we will go
The places we will go
The places, the places we will go
Gomorrhe
Gondwana
Gontzal Mendibil
Gonzalo Caps
Gonzalo Villasec (...)
Goonj
Goose House
Goran Bregovic
Gordi
Gordon Downie