Biografia:
Nos anos que precederam o lançamento de seu novo álbum Decca Join the Parade, Marc Cohn passou por várias mudanças de vida eventos. These events are what enabled him to reconnect with his songwriting muse, and they are in large part, what make Join the Parade an artistic, insightful and soulful statement. Estes eventos são o que permitiu que ele se reconectar com sua musa composição, e são em grande parte, o que torna a associação da Parada uma declaração artística, perspicaz e emotivo.
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Outras músicas:
- Walking In Memphis
- Walking In Mephis
- Already Home
- Ellis Island
- Ghost Train
- Girl Of Mysterious Sorrow
- Healing Hands
- Listening To Levon
- Mamas In The Moon
- Man Of The World
- Nowhere Fast
- Olana
- Providence
- Silver Thunderbird
- Strangers In A Car
- The Rainy Season
- The Things Weve
- The Things Weve Handed Down
- True Companion
- Walk Through The World
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: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 15:03:07 -0500
From: "Daniel J. Engel"
Subject: c/cohn_marc/olana.crd
Title: Olana
Artist: Marc Cohn
Album: Burning the Daze, track 7
Intro/Fill
--octave of melody line sounds nice :-)
--easier with two acoustic guitars
e--0-------3-------2-------3-------------------------|
B----------------------------------0-3---------------|
G^?-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0--|
D----------------------------------------------------|
A----------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------|
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
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v1
C G
They say my final masterpiece
F C
Was this house on the hill
G D
High above the great and mighty river
C G
My hand could not hold the brushes
F C
Yes, I guess I lost my will
C G D
And you can't keep painting paradise forever
C
Oh forever
(Fill)
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v2
C G
>From the Andes to Niagara
F C
To where we stand today
G D
I drew the great creations of my Master
C G
'til the oil and the canvas
F C
Lord, I threw them all away
C G D
And traded them for stone and brick and plaster
C
I traded them all for you
__This part is sung in conjunction with the fill:__
C G
Winter wind blows and the river lies frozen at my feet
(I traded them all for you)
C G
Springtime come and the river wanna run above the street
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v3
C G
She came to me one night
F C
While I was tossing in my dreams
G D
She said she'd give my family protection
C G
I recall the night I died
F C
Beneath her arches and her beams
G D
I thanked her for the shelter and direction
C
I was lost until Olana
__This part is sung in conjunction with the fill:__
C G
Sun beat down on a summertime town; he left me here
(I was lost until Olana)
C
Watching these hills turning gold for one more year
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F Am
Oh, I've been from Jerusalem to Rome
F Am
Now I'm floating through these rooms tonight alone
F
And looking back on everything
C D C
All I ever wanted was a home
__This part is sung in conjunction with the fill:__
I was lost until Olana
How sweet the sound
How sweet the sound
N.C.
They say my final masterpiece
Was this house upon a hill
Tabbed by:
Dan Engel
Gustavus Adolphus College
#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: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 15:03:07 -0500
From: "Daniel J. Engel"
Subject: c/cohn_marc/olana.crd
Title: Olana
Artist: Marc Cohn
Album: Burning the Daze, track 7
Intro/Fill
--octave of melody line sounds nice :-)
--easier with two acoustic guitars
e--0-------3-------2-------3-------------------------|
B----------------------------------0-3---------------|
G^?-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0--|
D----------------------------------------------------|
A----------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------|
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
------
v1
C G
They say my final masterpiece
F C
Was this house on the hill
G D
High above the great and mighty river
C G
My hand could not hold the brushes
F C
Yes, I guess I lost my will
C G D
And you can't keep painting paradise forever
C
Oh forever
(Fill)
------
v2
C G
>From the Andes to Niagara
F C
To where we stand today
G D
I drew the great creations of my Master
C G
'til the oil and the canvas
F C
Lord, I threw them all away
C G D
And traded them for stone and brick and plaster
C
I traded them all for you
__This part is sung in conjunction with the fill:__
C G
Winter wind blows and the river lies frozen at my feet
(I traded them all for you)
C G
Springtime come and the river wanna run above the street
------
v3
C G
She came to me one night
F C
While I was tossing in my dreams
G D
She said she'd give my family protection
C G
I recall the night I died
F C
Beneath her arches and her beams
G D
I thanked her for the shelter and direction
C
I was lost until Olana
__This part is sung in conjunction with the fill:__
C G
Sun beat down on a summertime town; he left me here
(I was lost until Olana)
C
Watching these hills turning gold for one more year
------
F Am
Oh, I've been from Jerusalem to Rome
F Am
Now I'm floating through these rooms tonight alone
F
And looking back on everything
C D C
All I ever wanted was a home
__This part is sung in conjunction with the fill:__
I was lost until Olana
How sweet the sound
How sweet the sound
N.C.
They say my final masterpiece
Was this house upon a hill
Tabbed by:
Dan Engel
Gustavus Adolphus College
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