Biografia:
The Cranberries é uma banda irlandesa, de Limerick, Munster, de rock alternativo que ganhou notoriedade durante a década de 1990. Em 2003, interrompeu as atividades, retornando em 2009 para uma série de shows. A banda vendeu mais de 14.5 milhões de álbuns somente nos Estados Unidos.
A banda é composta por Dolores Mary Eileen O'Riordan Burton (voz, teclados e segunda guitarra), Michael Gerard Hogan (baixo), Noel Anthony Hogan (guitarra) e Fergal Patrick Lawler (bateria).
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Outras músicas:
- Animal Instinct
- Carry On
- Dreaming My Dreams
- Dreams
- Empty
- Free To Decide
- I Can't Be With You
- Joe
- Just My Imagination
- Linger
- Never Grow Old
- Ode To My Family
- Pretty
- When You're Gone
- You And Me
- Zombie
- Zombies
- A Fast One
- All Over Now
- Analyse
- Away
- Chocolate Brown
- Close To You
- Conduct
- Cordell
- Daffodil Lament
- Delilah
- Desperate Andy
- Disappointment
- Dying In The Sun
- Electric Blue
- Everybody Else Is Doing It So Why Cant We
- Everything I Said
- False
- Fee Fi Fo
- Fire And Soul
- Go Your Own Way
- God Be With You
- Hollywood
- How
- I Cant Be With You
- I Dont Need
- I Really Hope
- I Will Always
- Im Still Remembering
- In The Ghetto
- Liar
- Loud And Clear
- New New York
- No Need To Argue
- Not Sorry
- Paparazzi On Mopeds
- Promises
- Put Me Down
- Raining In My Heart
- Reason
- Ridiculous Thoughts
- Roses
- Rupture
- Salvation
- Saving Grace
- Schizophrenic Playboys
- Shattered
- Show Me The Way
- So Cold In Ireland
- Sorry Son
- Stars
- Still Cant
- Sunday
- The Concept
- The Glory
- The Icicle Melts
- The Rebels
- Them
- This Is The Day
- Time Is Ticking Out
- To The Faithful Departed
- Tomorrow
- Twenty
- Wake Up And Smell The Coffee
- Waltzing Back
- Wanted
- War Child
- What You Were
- Whats On My Mind
- When Youre Gone
- Why
- Yeats Grave
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!
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Artist : Cranberries
Song : Yeat's Grave
Intro
Cm/G B flat/F B flat/D repeat once, then
Cm B flat6 Gm repeat once, then do this (singing starts now):
Cm B flat6 Gm Cm
Silence by death in the grave da da da da
B flat6 Gm Cm
William Butler Yeats couldn't save da da de da
B flat6 Gm Cm
Why did you stand here were you sickened in time but I know by now
B flat6 Gm B flat
Why did sit here, ah_________ in the
Cm B flat6 E flat/G Gm
grave in the grave in the grave
B flat 6 E flat/G Gm
in the grave
Cm B flat6 Gm
Spoken part:
Fm7 Gm7
What should I blame her, that she filled my days with misery
Cm
or that she would have late have taught to ignorant men most violent
Fm7 Gm7
ways or hurled the little streets upon the great
Cm
Had they but courage equal to desire
at the end of the speaking part go all the back to "Silenced by death..."
and repeat until the very last "in the grave" then it goes to the "la da da
da" part and chords are like this:
Cm Gm/B flat Gm
La da da da la da da da la da da da da da da repeat, then:
B flat6 Gm Cm B flat6
William Butler William Butler William Butler
Gm
William Butler
Fm Gm Cm Gm
spoken: Why should I blame her, had they the courage equal to desire.
Fm9 Gm Cm
William Butler, William Butler, William Butler.
The spoken part of this song is "No Second Troy" written by William Butler
Yeats.
Artist : Cranberries
Song : Yeat's Grave
Intro
Cm/G B flat/F B flat/D repeat once, then
Cm B flat6 Gm repeat once, then do this (singing starts now):
Cm B flat6 Gm Cm
Silence by death in the grave da da da da
B flat6 Gm Cm
William Butler Yeats couldn't save da da de da
B flat6 Gm Cm
Why did you stand here were you sickened in time but I know by now
B flat6 Gm B flat
Why did sit here, ah_________ in the
Cm B flat6 E flat/G Gm
grave in the grave in the grave
B flat 6 E flat/G Gm
in the grave
Cm B flat6 Gm
Spoken part:
Fm7 Gm7
What should I blame her, that she filled my days with misery
Cm
or that she would have late have taught to ignorant men most violent
Fm7 Gm7
ways or hurled the little streets upon the great
Cm
Had they but courage equal to desire
at the end of the speaking part go all the back to "Silenced by death..."
and repeat until the very last "in the grave" then it goes to the "la da da
da" part and chords are like this:
Cm Gm/B flat Gm
La da da da la da da da la da da da da da da repeat, then:
B flat6 Gm Cm B flat6
William Butler William Butler William Butler
Gm
William Butler
Fm Gm Cm Gm
spoken: Why should I blame her, had they the courage equal to desire.
Fm9 Gm Cm
William Butler, William Butler, William Butler.
The spoken part of this song is "No Second Troy" written by William Butler
Yeats.
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