Biografia:
O que hoje é um casal, composto por Karin Bergquist e Linforfd Detweiler, o Over the Rhine já foi uma banda completa no começo de sua carreira. Com o passar do tempo, a banda sofreu diversas baixas e passou por diversos estilos, desde o folkrock, o rock alternativo, o indie rock, e até mesmo o jazz e o gospel.
A banda ganhou certa notoriedade ao abrir concertos para Bob Dylan, excursionar com o Cowboy Junkies, e mais recentemente, Linford foi mencionado pela revista Paste como um dos 100 melhores compositores vivos.
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Outras músicas:
- All I Ever Get For Christmas Is Blue
- All I Need Is Everything
- Born
- Bpd
- Darlin Christmas Is Coming
- Drunkards Prayer
- Entertaining Thoughts
- Everymans Daughter
- Faithfully Dangerous
- Favorite Time Of Light
- Genius Of Water
- Happy To Be So
- Here It Is
- I Dont Wanna Waste Your Time
- Jesus In New Orleans
- Later Days
- Latter Days
- Let It Fall
- Lifelong Fling
- Like A Radio
- Little Did I Know
- Long Lost Brother
- New Years Song
- Paul And Virginia
- Poughkeepsie
- Professional Daydreamer
- Snow Angel
- Spark
- The Laugh Of Recognition
- When I Go
- Wildflower Bouquet
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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Date: Sat, 18 Apr 1998 22:31:47 -0500
From: "Tara D. Kennedy"
Subject: o/over_the_rhine/poughkeepsie.pro
"Poughkeepsie" by Over the Rhine
from their album "Good Dog Bad Dog"
written by Karen Bergquist
transcribed by Tara Kennedy ([email protected])
capo 1st fret
you may want to add Am7 in C sections for variety
[G tacet]
I thought I'd go [G] up Poughkeepsie look out [C] o'er the Hudson and I'd
[G] throw my body down on the [D] river. And I'd [G] know no more sorrow
I'd fly [C] like the sparrow and I'd ride [G] on the backs of the [D]
angels [G] tonight.
Chorus
I'd ride [D] on the backs of the [C] angels to[G]night
I'd take [D] to the sky with all [C] of my [G] might
[G] No more drowning in my sorrows, no more drowning in my [C] fright
I'd just ride [G] on the backs of the [D] angels to[G]night
[C]
There are [G] those who know sorrow and [C] those who must borrow
and those [G] whose lot in life is [D] sweet. Well I'm [G] drunk on
self-pity, scorned [C] all that's been given me, I would [G] drink
from a bottle labeled [D] Sure De[G]feat.
repeat chorus
[C]
Then the [G] skies they fell open and [C] my eyes were opened to a
[G] world of hope falling at my [D] feet. Now I've [G] no more or less
than [C] anyone else has, what I [G] have is a gift of life I [D]
can't re[G]peat.
So I [G] go up Poughkeepsie look out [C] o'er the Hudson and I
[G] cast my worries to the [D] sky. Now I [G] still know sorrow but I
can fly [C] like the sparrow cause I ride [G] on the backs of
the [D] angels [G] tonight.
repeat chorus except last line is
I'll just ride [G] on the backs of the [D] angels each [C] night
end on [G tacet]
#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.#
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Date: Sat, 18 Apr 1998 22:31:47 -0500
From: "Tara D. Kennedy"
Subject: o/over_the_rhine/poughkeepsie.pro
"Poughkeepsie" by Over the Rhine
from their album "Good Dog Bad Dog"
written by Karen Bergquist
transcribed by Tara Kennedy ([email protected])
capo 1st fret
you may want to add Am7 in C sections for variety
[G tacet]
I thought I'd go [G] up Poughkeepsie look out [C] o'er the Hudson and I'd
[G] throw my body down on the [D] river. And I'd [G] know no more sorrow
I'd fly [C] like the sparrow and I'd ride [G] on the backs of the [D]
angels [G] tonight.
Chorus
I'd ride [D] on the backs of the [C] angels to[G]night
I'd take [D] to the sky with all [C] of my [G] might
[G] No more drowning in my sorrows, no more drowning in my [C] fright
I'd just ride [G] on the backs of the [D] angels to[G]night
[C]
There are [G] those who know sorrow and [C] those who must borrow
and those [G] whose lot in life is [D] sweet. Well I'm [G] drunk on
self-pity, scorned [C] all that's been given me, I would [G] drink
from a bottle labeled [D] Sure De[G]feat.
repeat chorus
[C]
Then the [G] skies they fell open and [C] my eyes were opened to a
[G] world of hope falling at my [D] feet. Now I've [G] no more or less
than [C] anyone else has, what I [G] have is a gift of life I [D]
can't re[G]peat.
So I [G] go up Poughkeepsie look out [C] o'er the Hudson and I
[G] cast my worries to the [D] sky. Now I [G] still know sorrow but I
can fly [C] like the sparrow cause I ride [G] on the backs of
the [D] angels [G] tonight.
repeat chorus except last line is
I'll just ride [G] on the backs of the [D] angels each [C] night
end on [G tacet]
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