Biografia:
Um cantor/compositor conhecido por seu rico e expressivo barítono, o nativo de Nova Jérsei John Gorka foi uma das principais luzes do novo movimento do folk. John começou sua carreira enquanto frequentava a faculdade em Pensilvânia no começo dos anos 80, aparecendo em noites de open-mike em um café local antes de eventualmente formar seu próprio grupo, The Razzy Dazzy Spasm Band. Logo ele caiu na estrada, performando pela Costa Leste de cima
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- Always
- Always Going Home
- Amber Lee
- Armed With A Broken Heart
- Arms Length
- Blue Chalk
- Bluer State
- Blues Palace
- Branching Out
- Bright Side Of Down
- Cant Get Over It
- Cant Make Up My Mind
- Carnival Knowledge Second Hand Face
- Chance Of Rain
- Christmas Bells
- Cypress Trees
- Diminishing Winds
- Dogs And Thunder
- Down In The Milltown
- Downtown Tonight
- Edgar The Party Man
- Flying Red Horse
- Full Of Life
- Hank Senior Moment
- Heart Upon Demand
- Heroes
- High Horse
- Holed Up Mason City
- Honeybee
- Houses In The Fields
- I Dont Feel Like A Train
- I Know
- I Saw A Stranger With Your Hair
- I Think Of You
- Ignorance And Privilege
- Im From New Jersey
- Jailbirds In The Bighouse
- January Floor
- Joint Of No Return
- Land Of The Bottom Line
- Lay Me Down
- Let Them In
- Lightnings Blues
- Like My Watch
- Look The Other Way
- Looking Forward
- Love Is Our Cross To Bear
- Make Them Crazy
- Mind To Think
- More Than One
- Morningside
- My Invisible Gun
- Night Into Day
- Night Is A Woman
- Oh Abraham
- Out Of The Valley
- Outnumbered
- Outside
- Over There
- Paradise Once
- Part Of Your Own
- People My Age
- Poor Side
- Promnight In Pigtown
- Raven In The Storm
- Really Spring
- Riverside
- Road Of Good Intentions
- Sailing
- Satellites
- Scraping Dixie
- Shape Of The World
- Shapes
- Shes That Kind Of Mystery
- Silence
- Snow Dont Fall
- Soldier After All
- That Was The Year
- The Ballad Of Jamie Bee
- The Gypsy Life
- The Mercy Of The Wheels
- The Mortal Groove
- The One That Got Away
- The Sentinel
- Thorny Patch
- Thoughtless Behaviour
- Treasure Islands
- Trouble And Care
- Unblindfold The Referee
- Up Until Then
- Vinnie Charles Is Free
- War Makes War
- What Was That
- When He Cries
- When The Ice Goes Out
- When You Walk In
- Where No Monument Stands
- Where The Bottles Break
- Winter Cows
- Wisheries
- Writing In The Margins
- Youre On Your Way
- Zuly
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Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1998 19:33:32 -0400
From: Geoffrey Smith
Subject: g/gorka_john/up_until_then.crd
UP UNTIL THEN
by John Gorka
>From the album "Out of the Valley" High Street Records, 1994
Intro: G/D/C/D (x4)
G D C D
They dropped a dime on the girl in the parking lot
G D C D
Who was looking for a man of steel
G D C D
Who would fill up her nights with forget-me-nots
G D C D
And a dream no one else could reveal
G D C D
Her new man said to meet him at eight
G D C D
She came in dressed to the nines
G D C D
But by ten it was clear he was more than late
G D C D
And she just wouldn't take it this time
Em D
The bartender said she had had enough
G C
That he'd call a cab to take her somewhere
Em D
But she wasn't a stranger to loneliness
G C
She had grown up and spent her life there
CHORUS
G D
Up until then, up until then
C Em
It happened over and over again
G D C D
Up until then, up until then, up until then
G D C D
Well practice had increased her tolerance
G D C D
And she had hardly eaten all day
G D C D
She was all hyped up on her new romance
G D C D
But she drank in the usual way
G D C D
She stepped out to breathe and to dry her eyes
G D C D
To check her machine just in case
G D C D
He had called to excuse or apologize
G D C D
When she saw his unpenitent face
Em D
He approached with a girl she had seen before
G C
A bimbo up from Raspberry Street
Em D
When he saw her he laughed and so did the whore
G C
They dropped a ten dollar bill at their feet
[CHORUS]
[INSTRUMENTAL BREAK: G/D/C/D (x2)]
G D C D
She was small he was tall but she blocked his path
G D C D
She explained in unprintable words
G D C D
The reason she seized him so full of wrath
G D C D
That more than half of the neighborhood heard
G D C D
She sprayed him with mace from her pocketbook
G D C D
And then kicked in his personal zones
G D C D
Her high heels would ruin his perfect looks
G D C D
She left a couple of unbroken bones
Em D
Well the bimbo she ran in to get the cops
G C
But the owner had called from the bar
Em D
It took two cars with dogs just to make her stop
G C
I'm told that's how some women are
[CHORUS]
G D C D
They dropped a dime on the girl in the parking lot
G D C D
But she would suffer in no permanent way
G D C D
She spent thirty nights on a county cot
G D C D
And she's regarded with fear till this day
G D
Up until then, but never again
C Em
It happened over and over again
G D C D
Up until then, up until then, up until then
Em D
Now she's tending bar where the Pagans
used to meet
C
And he's living with that bimbo up on
D G
Raspberry Street
Outro: G/D/C/D [repeat to fade]
Transcribed by Geoffrey Smith [email protected]
Please submit corrections/comments/suggestions.
#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: Sat, 11 Apr 1998 19:33:32 -0400
From: Geoffrey Smith
Subject: g/gorka_john/up_until_then.crd
UP UNTIL THEN
by John Gorka
>From the album "Out of the Valley" High Street Records, 1994
Intro: G/D/C/D (x4)
G D C D
They dropped a dime on the girl in the parking lot
G D C D
Who was looking for a man of steel
G D C D
Who would fill up her nights with forget-me-nots
G D C D
And a dream no one else could reveal
G D C D
Her new man said to meet him at eight
G D C D
She came in dressed to the nines
G D C D
But by ten it was clear he was more than late
G D C D
And she just wouldn't take it this time
Em D
The bartender said she had had enough
G C
That he'd call a cab to take her somewhere
Em D
But she wasn't a stranger to loneliness
G C
She had grown up and spent her life there
CHORUS
G D
Up until then, up until then
C Em
It happened over and over again
G D C D
Up until then, up until then, up until then
G D C D
Well practice had increased her tolerance
G D C D
And she had hardly eaten all day
G D C D
She was all hyped up on her new romance
G D C D
But she drank in the usual way
G D C D
She stepped out to breathe and to dry her eyes
G D C D
To check her machine just in case
G D C D
He had called to excuse or apologize
G D C D
When she saw his unpenitent face
Em D
He approached with a girl she had seen before
G C
A bimbo up from Raspberry Street
Em D
When he saw her he laughed and so did the whore
G C
They dropped a ten dollar bill at their feet
[CHORUS]
[INSTRUMENTAL BREAK: G/D/C/D (x2)]
G D C D
She was small he was tall but she blocked his path
G D C D
She explained in unprintable words
G D C D
The reason she seized him so full of wrath
G D C D
That more than half of the neighborhood heard
G D C D
She sprayed him with mace from her pocketbook
G D C D
And then kicked in his personal zones
G D C D
Her high heels would ruin his perfect looks
G D C D
She left a couple of unbroken bones
Em D
Well the bimbo she ran in to get the cops
G C
But the owner had called from the bar
Em D
It took two cars with dogs just to make her stop
G C
I'm told that's how some women are
[CHORUS]
G D C D
They dropped a dime on the girl in the parking lot
G D C D
But she would suffer in no permanent way
G D C D
She spent thirty nights on a county cot
G D C D
And she's regarded with fear till this day
G D
Up until then, but never again
C Em
It happened over and over again
G D C D
Up until then, up until then, up until then
Em D
Now she's tending bar where the Pagans
used to meet
C
And he's living with that bimbo up on
D G
Raspberry Street
Outro: G/D/C/D [repeat to fade]
Transcribed by Geoffrey Smith [email protected]
Please submit corrections/comments/suggestions.
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