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Black And White 1912 de Allen Dobb esta classificada no CifraNET como Cifra musical, com foco em letra, acordes e pratica musical.

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Black And White 1912

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Allen Dobb

Sobre:

Sarah Margaret Qualley, é uma atriz, modelo e dançarina norte-americana. Filha da atriz Andie MacDowell e Paul Qualley, ela se formou como

bailarina na juventude e por um breve período seguiu a carreira de modelo. Ela fez sua estreia como atriz com um papel secundário no filme dramático de 2013, Palo Alto, e ganhou reconhecimento após interpretar na série de televisão da HBO, The Leftovers (2014-2017). Richard Milhous Nixon foi um advogado e político norte-americano que serviu como o 37.º presidente dos Estados Unidos, de 1969 até 1974, quando se tornou o primeiro e único presidente a renunciar ao cargo, após o escândalo do Watergate. Antes disso, tinha sido membro da Câmara dos Representantes e senador pelo estado da Califórnia, além de ter servido como 36.º vice-presidente dos Estados Unidos entre 1953 e 1961, no governo de Dwight D. Eisenhower.

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Video da musica

Intro
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[Verso 1]
         C
I  could step out of that photograph, behind my younger self
  Am
A picture's worth a thousand words. Should be mine to tell
      F                                             C
If my memory serves me right, on the back it says 1912
    C
The BX stage went by, and a six horse team
      Am
And a freighter leaned forward to encourage a bit more speed
        F
But the signs were bad for those who cared to read
         G
Like the push for rail, things were picking up steam

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[Refrão]
Am
Hills touched the sky
      F
And a summer it was blue
         C
When the sun went down
   G
It left a golden hue
Am
Blood was red
        F
And the trees of pearly green
        C
And our faces were dirty
          G
They were hardly ever clean
E                                   Am               C
  You could say I paint it with the colors that I lack
F                       G        C
  Our world was never black and white

[Verso 2]
     C
That spring the hills were brown, Winter slow to leave
   Am
It didn't discern or distinguish things it would freeze
   F
It used to be bunch grass up to our knees
    G
Now on the open ground is hungry and lean

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{Instrumental}
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[Verso 3]
       C
We got back up on the road, thinking our lunch had been spare
   Am
We came upon a wreck. Gunshots still in the air
   F                                       C
By all accounts the motorcar came out of nowhere
    C
The horses and the freighter were history on the page
       Am
And we thought about our future while a man walked from the stage
       F
With a camera box and black key. He told us to gather round
     G                   N.C.
Real close and look grey.   So we did

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Outro
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{Instrumental}
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Outro
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Intro | C | % | Am | % | | C | % | Am | % | [Verso 1] C I could step out of that photograph, behind my younger self Am A picture's worth a thousand words. Should be mine to tell F C If my memory serves me right, on the back it says 1912 C The BX stage went by, and a six horse team Am And a freighter leaned forward to encourage a bit more speed F But the signs were bad for those who cared to read G Like the push for rail, things were picking up steam | Am G C | [Refrão] Am Hills touched the sky F And a summer it was blue C When the sun went down G It left a golden hue Am Blood was red F And the trees of pearly green C And our faces were dirty G They were hardly ever clean E Am C You could say I paint it with the colors that I lack F G C Our world was never black and white [Verso 2] C That spring the hills were brown, Winter slow to leave Am It didn't discern or distinguish things it would freeze F It used to be bunch grass up to our knees G Now on the open ground is hungry and lean | Am G C | [Refrão] Am Hills touched the sky F And a summer it was blue C When the sun went down G It left a golden hue Am Blood was red F And the trees of pearly green C And our faces were dirty G They were hardly ever clean E Am C You could say I paint it with the colors that I lack F G C Our world was never black and white {Instrumental} | C | Am | F | C | [Verso 3] C We got back up on the road, thinking our lunch had been spare Am We came upon a wreck. Gunshots still in the air F C By all accounts the motorcar came out of nowhere C The horses and the freighter were history on the page Am And we thought about our future while a man walked from the stage F With a camera box and black key. He told us to gather round G N.C. Real close and look grey. So we did | Am G C | [Refrão] Am Hills touched the sky F And a summer it was blue C When the sun went down G It left a golden hue Am Blood was red F And the trees of pearly green C And our faces were dirty G They were hardly ever clean E Am C You could say I paint it with the colors that I lack F G C Our world was never black and white Outro | C | % | Am | % | C |

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