Biografia:
John Sebastian (nascido em 17 de março de 1944) é um compositor e gaitista norte-americano. Ele é mais conhecido como fundador da banda The Lovin' Spoonful.infringementar
Sebastian nasceu em Greenwich Village, Nova York. Seu pai, também chamado John Sebastian, foi um notável gaitista e sua mãe roteirista de programas de rádio. Ele cresceu cercado pela música e por músicos, entre eles Burl Ives e Woody Guthrie.
Apresentou-se no festival de Woodstock, em 1969.
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How Have You Been-By John Sebastian
D C G D
How have you been my darling children
C G D
While I have been away in the west
C G D
Thought you are strangers I feel as I know you
G
by the way that you treat me and offer to feed me
D Em A7
and eagerly ask if I’ll stay for a rest
(D)Now sit yourself (C)down in A (G)pile here
me
I wish I had (C)presents for (G)each of your(D) smiles
But I have been (C)traveling with (G)not much to(D) carry
Just a (G)broken guitar case with tape on the side a bag and a (D)few signs to help me
rides(Em7) (A7)
(D)But here are the(C) beads from the(G) throat of a(D) princess
who reigned in the(C) years round two(G) hundred B(D)C
Divide them and (C)wear them and (G)make sure to (D)share them
cause I(G) want you to have them in hopes that you’ll be as lovely as the lady (D)who
them to me(Em7) (A7)
(D)And here is A (C)strange Euro(G)pean guitar (D)string
I found on the (C)floor of a (G)club in Marse(D)illes
It’s fat for the (C)third string and (G)skinny for the (D)fourth string
but I (G)kept in hopes that id use it someday it funny how people just (D)do things that way(Em7)
(A7)
(D)And here is A (C)turtle from the (G)Long Island Express(D)way
He says that his (C)home has been (G)covered with (D)tar
so I gave him a (C)ride on the (G)back of my (D)suitcase
and he (G)says that he’d like to stay here in your yard At long last his (D)life won’t
quite so hard (Em7) (A7)
(D)How have you (C)been my (G)darling (D)children
While I have (C)been A(G)way in the(D) west
Thought you are (C)strangers I (G)feel as I (D)know you
by the(G) way that you treat me and offer to feed me and eagerly ask if I’ll (D)stay
a rest(Em7) (A7)
D C G D
How have you been my darling children
C G D
While I have been away in the west
C G D
Thought you are strangers I feel as I know you
G
by the way that you treat me and offer to feed me
D Em A7
and eagerly ask if I’ll stay for a rest
(D)Now sit yourself (C)down in A (G)pile here
me
I wish I had (C)presents for (G)each of your(D) smiles
But I have been (C)traveling with (G)not much to(D) carry
Just a (G)broken guitar case with tape on the side a bag and a (D)few signs to help me
rides(Em7) (A7)
(D)But here are the(C) beads from the(G) throat of a(D) princess
who reigned in the(C) years round two(G) hundred B(D)C
Divide them and (C)wear them and (G)make sure to (D)share them
cause I(G) want you to have them in hopes that you’ll be as lovely as the lady (D)who
them to me(Em7) (A7)
(D)And here is A (C)strange Euro(G)pean guitar (D)string
I found on the (C)floor of a (G)club in Marse(D)illes
It’s fat for the (C)third string and (G)skinny for the (D)fourth string
but I (G)kept in hopes that id use it someday it funny how people just (D)do things that way(Em7)
(A7)
(D)And here is A (C)turtle from the (G)Long Island Express(D)way
He says that his (C)home has been (G)covered with (D)tar
so I gave him a (C)ride on the (G)back of my (D)suitcase
and he (G)says that he’d like to stay here in your yard At long last his (D)life won’t
quite so hard (Em7) (A7)
(D)How have you (C)been my (G)darling (D)children
While I have (C)been A(G)way in the(D) west
Thought you are (C)strangers I (G)feel as I (D)know you
by the(G) way that you treat me and offer to feed me and eagerly ask if I’ll (D)stay
a rest(Em7) (A7)
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