Biografia:
Tracy Chapman (Cleveland, Ohio, 30 de Março de 1964) é uma cantora de folk, blues e soul norte-americana, vencedora por diversas vezes do Grammy Awards, tornada mundialmente famosa por suas canções "Fast Car", "Baby Can I Hold You", "Give Me One Reason" e "Sorry" .
Tracy Chapman toca guitarra e escreve canções desde criança. Ingressou no programa "A Better Chance", voltado a identificar nacionalmente crianças negras talentosas para o desenvolvimento acadêmico
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Outras músicas:
- Across The Lines
- Another Sun
- Baby Can I Hold You
- Bang Bang Bang
- Bridges
- Change
- Fast Car
- Fast Car Intro
- For My Lover
- Give Me One Reason
- Goodbye
- Less Than Strangers
- Mountain O'things
- Say Hallelujah
- Talkin Bout A Revolution
- Talkin' About A Revolution
- Telling Stories
- The Promise
- 3000 Miles
- All That You Have Is Your Soul
- Almost
- America
- At This Point In My Life
- Be And Be Not Afraid
- Be Careful Of My Heart
- Before Easter
- Born To Fight
- Broken
- Cold Feet
- Crossroads
- Devotion
- For You
- Freedom Now
- Happy All I Can Feel
- Heavens Here On Earth
- I Am Yours
- If Not Now
- Its Ok
- Lose Your Love
- Loves Proof
- Material World
- Mountains O Things
- Never Yours
- New Beginning
- O Holy Night
- Only One
- Open Arms
- Paper Ink
- Promise
- Save Us All
- Shes Got Her Ticket
- Sing For You
- Smoke And Ashes
- So
- Speak The Word
- Spring
- Subcity
- Talk To You
- Tell It Like It Is
- This Time
- Tracy Chapman
- Wedding Song
- Why
- Youre The One
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!
The Intro is sth like this:
e|---------------------------------------------|
B|------------------0--------------------------|
G|---0---0-2----0/2---2-0----------0-----------|
D|-----0------------------2----0/2---2-0-------|
A|---------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------3-----|
and then just play:
G G
D C G G
verse1:
D
There was a little boy
C
once upon a time, who in
G G
spite of his young age and small size, knew his mind. For
D
every copper penny and
C
clover he would find, make a
G G
wish for better days, the end of hard times for no more...
chorus:
C D G G
cold feet. Cold cold cold cold cold feet...
(now keep playing D C G G for the verses and C D G for
the choruses the whole song...)
verse2:
D
His clothes were alway clean,
C
his face was always scrubbed, there was
G G
food on the table, enough to fill him up. His
D
house was full of life, his
C
house was full of love, but when
G G
winterdays arrived, there was never money enough to shod this
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse3:
D
He grew up to be a worker
C
determined to succeed, he made a
G
life for himself free from
G
worldly wants or needs. But with no-
D
body to share the life he'd made no-
C
body to keep him warm
G G
at night, when he'd go to sleep he'd sleep alone with his...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse4:
D
One night he walked the street looking
C
to the heaven above searching
G G
for a shooting star, a benevolved god. When a
D
woman passing by brushed his
C
arm he turned and found love. He then
G G
wished for the courage to ask this stranger who she was to not have...
G D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse5:
D
One year later he stood beside her. He vowed I'll give you
C
everything you want. She said, "I'll
G G
take some love from my heart to keep your body warm, you won't have...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet"...
verse6:
D
He thought she'd like the party life and
C
want the finer things, so he
G
promised more than he could by, He'd
G
promised her the sun and the moon to not have...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse7:
D
He worked day and night, his
C
fingers to the bone.
G
His worried mind, guilty conscience drive him on. He can
D
give her what she needs. He wants to
C
give her what he thinks she wants. Her
G G G G
sad eyed face, his empty pockets drive him on___________ and his...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse8:
D
He'd struggled all his life to
C
be an honest man, proud that the
G G
dirt on his palms was the soil of the land, but some
D
guys he knew from high school days
C
said they had a plan to get
G G
rich real quick and they could count him in if he don't have...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse9:
D
He thought about their offer,
C
accepted it without qualms.
G G
Dreamt about the life he'd buy, the comfort that would come without...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse10:
D
He decided to drive the car, he de-
C
cided to carry the gun, to take the
G G
biggest risk of all to prove his loyalty to his friends. He de-
D
cided to tell his wife
C
things would soon turn around. He said,"The
G G
little boy is dead, a man stands with you now, without...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
C D G G
Without ... cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet..."
verse11:
D
He thought he'd set his clock right. He
C
thought he'd read his wath. He
G G
left in such a hurry, he didn't think to wish for luck. Makes no
D
difference if you're early, no
C
difference if you're late,
G G G
when you're out of time. The flowers have been laid. You're six feet underground with
C D G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
That's all. The rythm and the malody for each single verse varies...
Hope you enjoy the song, peat...
e|---------------------------------------------|
B|------------------0--------------------------|
G|---0---0-2----0/2---2-0----------0-----------|
D|-----0------------------2----0/2---2-0-------|
A|---------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------3-----|
and then just play:
G G
D C G G
verse1:
D
There was a little boy
C
once upon a time, who in
G G
spite of his young age and small size, knew his mind. For
D
every copper penny and
C
clover he would find, make a
G G
wish for better days, the end of hard times for no more...
chorus:
C D G G
cold feet. Cold cold cold cold cold feet...
(now keep playing D C G G for the verses and C D G for
the choruses the whole song...)
verse2:
D
His clothes were alway clean,
C
his face was always scrubbed, there was
G G
food on the table, enough to fill him up. His
D
house was full of life, his
C
house was full of love, but when
G G
winterdays arrived, there was never money enough to shod this
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse3:
D
He grew up to be a worker
C
determined to succeed, he made a
G
life for himself free from
G
worldly wants or needs. But with no-
D
body to share the life he'd made no-
C
body to keep him warm
G G
at night, when he'd go to sleep he'd sleep alone with his...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse4:
D
One night he walked the street looking
C
to the heaven above searching
G G
for a shooting star, a benevolved god. When a
D
woman passing by brushed his
C
arm he turned and found love. He then
G G
wished for the courage to ask this stranger who she was to not have...
G D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse5:
D
One year later he stood beside her. He vowed I'll give you
C
everything you want. She said, "I'll
G G
take some love from my heart to keep your body warm, you won't have...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet"...
verse6:
D
He thought she'd like the party life and
C
want the finer things, so he
G
promised more than he could by, He'd
G
promised her the sun and the moon to not have...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse7:
D
He worked day and night, his
C
fingers to the bone.
G
His worried mind, guilty conscience drive him on. He can
D
give her what she needs. He wants to
C
give her what he thinks she wants. Her
G G G G
sad eyed face, his empty pockets drive him on___________ and his...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse8:
D
He'd struggled all his life to
C
be an honest man, proud that the
G G
dirt on his palms was the soil of the land, but some
D
guys he knew from high school days
C
said they had a plan to get
G G
rich real quick and they could count him in if he don't have...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse9:
D
He thought about their offer,
C
accepted it without qualms.
G G
Dreamt about the life he'd buy, the comfort that would come without...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
verse10:
D
He decided to drive the car, he de-
C
cided to carry the gun, to take the
G G
biggest risk of all to prove his loyalty to his friends. He de-
D
cided to tell his wife
C
things would soon turn around. He said,"The
G G
little boy is dead, a man stands with you now, without...
C D G G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
C D G G
Without ... cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet..."
verse11:
D
He thought he'd set his clock right. He
C
thought he'd read his wath. He
G G
left in such a hurry, he didn't think to wish for luck. Makes no
D
difference if you're early, no
C
difference if you're late,
G G G
when you're out of time. The flowers have been laid. You're six feet underground with
C D G
cold feet, cold cold cold cold feet...
That's all. The rythm and the malody for each single verse varies...
Hope you enjoy the song, peat...
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