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My Grandfathers Clock

♥

Johnny Cash

Sobre:

"My Grandfather's Clock" é uma canção folclórica americana clássica, famosa pela interpretação de Johnny Cash, que traz sua voz profunda e

estilo narrativo único a esta história nostálgica. Aqui estão os principais aspectos da música: A História: A letra narra a história de um grande relógio de pêndulo que foi comprado na manhã em que o avô do narrador nasceu. O relógio acompanhou toda a vida dele, funcionando por 90 anos, mas "parou, para nunca mais funcionar, quando o velho morreu". Temas: A música fala sobre lealdade, passagem do tempo, memórias familiares e a morte de uma forma doce e aceitável. Estilo de Cash: A versão de Johnny Cash é conhecida por ser simples, focada na narrativa e com um ritmo que imita o tique-taque do relógio (tik, tok), conferindo um tom folclórico e sincero. Contexto: É uma música tradicional americana, frequentemente associada à infância e ao folclore, gravada por Cash em diversas coletâneas, incluindo versões mono e em álbuns de compilação como "Timeless". É uma canção que combina perfeitamente com o estilo de "contador de histórias" do Johnny Cash, focando no ciclo da vida e na conexão sentimental com objetos do passado.

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[INTRO: ]Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock,

D My grandfather's A7 clock; Was too D large for the G shelf
So it D stood ninety A7 years on the D floor
It was taller by A7 half; Than the D old man him-{G} self
Though it D weighed not a A7 penny-weight D more;
It was bought on the morn; Of the G day that he was D born
And was always his trea-{E7} sure and A7 pride
But it D {P} stopped A7 {P} short - nev-{D} er to go a-{G} gain
When the D old A7 man D died.

Refrain:
D Ninety years without slumbering
(Dah dah dah dah, dah dah dah!) (or Trad. Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock)
His life seconds numbering
(Dah dah dah dah, dah dah dah!) (or Trad. Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock)
It D {P} stopped A7 {P} short - nev-{D} er to go a-{G} gain
When the D old A7 man D died.

My D grandfather A7 said that of D those he could hire
Not a D servant so faith-{A7} ful he D found
For it wasted no A7 time and had D but one de-{G} sire
At the D close of each A7 week to be D wound
And it kept in its' place; not a G frown upon its' D face
And its' hands never E7 hung by its A7 side
But it D {P} stopped A7 {P} short - nev-{D} er to go a-{G} gain
When the D old A7 man D died.

Refrain:

Note. The following verse not on Johnny Cash's version.

In watching its pen-{A7} dulum D swing to and G fro
Many D hours had he A7 spent as a D boy
And in childhood and man-{A7} hood, the D clock seem to G know
And to D share both his A7 grief and his D joy.

For it struck twenty four when he en-{G} ter'd at the D door
With a blooming and beau-{E7} tiful A7 bride
But it D {P} stopped A7 {P} short - nev-{D} er to go a-{G} gain
When the D old A7 man D died.

Refrain:

CHANGE TO E:

It E rang an a-{B7} larm in the E dead of the A night
An a-{E} larm that for B7 years had been E *dumb
And we knew that his B7 spirit was E *pluming for A flight
That his E hour for de-{B7} parture had E come.

Still the clock kept the time; with its' A soft and muffled E chimes
As we proudly F# stood by his B7 side
But it E {P} stopped B7 {P} short - nev-{E} er to go a-{A} gain
When the E old B7 man E died.

Refrain:

E Ninety years without slumbering
(Dah dah dah dah, dah dah dah!) (or Trad. Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock)
His life seconds numbering
(Dah dah dah dah, dah dah dah!) (or Trad. Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock)
It E {P} stopped B7 {P} short - nev-{E} er to go a-{A} gain
When the E old B7 man E died.

TAG: Repeat last line of refrain.

[INTRO: ]Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock,

Refrain:

Note. The following verse not on Johnny Cash's version.

For it struck twenty four when he en-{G} ter'd at the D door
With a blooming and beau-{E7} tiful A7 bride
But it D {P} stopped A7 {P} short - nev-{D} er to go a-{G} gain
When the D old A7 man D died.

Refrain:

CHANGE TO E:

Refrain:

TAG: Repeat last line of refrain.

[INTRO: ]Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock, D My grandfather's A7 clock; Was too D large for the G shelf So it D stood ninety A7 years on the D floor It was taller by A7 half; Than the D old man him-{G} self Though it D weighed not a A7 penny-weight D more; It was bought on the morn; Of the G day that he was D born And was always his trea-{E7} sure and A7 pride But it D {P} stopped A7 {P} short - nev-{D} er to go a-{G} gain When the D old A7 man D died. Refrain: D Ninety years without slumbering (Dah dah dah dah, dah dah dah!) (or Trad. Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock) His life seconds numbering (Dah dah dah dah, dah dah dah!) (or Trad. Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock) It D {P} stopped A7 {P} short - nev-{D} er to go a-{G} gain When the D old A7 man D died. My D grandfather A7 said that of D those he could hire Not a D servant so faith-{A7} ful he D found For it wasted no A7 time and had D but one de-{G} sire At the D close of each A7 week to be D wound And it kept in its' place; not a G frown upon its' D face And its' hands never E7 hung by its A7 side But it D {P} stopped A7 {P} short - nev-{D} er to go a-{G} gain When the D old A7 man D died. Refrain: Note. The following verse not on Johnny Cash's version. In watching its pen-{A7} dulum D swing to and G fro Many D hours had he A7 spent as a D boy And in childhood and man-{A7} hood, the D clock seem to G know And to D share both his A7 grief and his D joy. For it struck twenty four when he en-{G} ter'd at the D door With a blooming and beau-{E7} tiful A7 bride But it D {P} stopped A7 {P} short - nev-{D} er to go a-{G} gain When the D old A7 man D died. Refrain: CHANGE TO E: It E rang an a-{B7} larm in the E dead of the A night An a-{E} larm that for B7 years had been E *dumb And we knew that his B7 spirit was E *pluming for A flight That his E hour for de-{B7} parture had E come. Still the clock kept the time; with its' A soft and muffled E chimes As we proudly F# stood by his B7 side But it E {P} stopped B7 {P} short - nev-{E} er to go a-{A} gain When the E old B7 man E died. Refrain: E Ninety years without slumbering (Dah dah dah dah, dah dah dah!) (or Trad. Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock) His life seconds numbering (Dah dah dah dah, dah dah dah!) (or Trad. Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock) It E {P} stopped B7 {P} short - nev-{E} er to go a-{A} gain When the E old B7 man E died. TAG: Repeat last line of refrain.

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