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Thomas The Rhymer de Steeleye Span esta classificada no CifraNET como Cifra musical, com foco em letra, acordes e pratica musical.

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Thomas The Rhymer

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Steeleye Span

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Dificuldade: medio | Estilo: folk tradicional | Sentimento: narrativa, melancolica, medieval | Ocasião: roda de violao, festival folk, estudo, voz e violao | Tags: steeleye span, folk, tradicional, folk-rock, violao, narrativa, medio

"Thomas the Rhymer", com credito para Steeleye Span. Essa gravacao aparece relacionada ao lancamento "Folk Rock Anthology" (ano 2002, pais AU,

status Official). Steeleye Span, a mais duradoura e consistente banda da cena folk inglesa surgiu em 1969, com a saída do baixista Ashley "Tyger" Hutchings do grupo Fairport Convention, logo após o lançamento do prestigiado álbum "Liege & Lief", considerado o primeiro disco de folk rock: Hutchings queria continuar aquela linha de trabalho, enquanto o restante do grupo o considerava apenas uma experiência. Psych Folk, psychedelic folk, folk progressivo, ou ainda freak folk, é um estilo de música que mistura influencias do folk dos anos 60, como Vashti Bunyan; e, psicodélicas, como Donovan e The Incredible String Band. Geralmente emprega instrumentos acústicos. Exemplos de artistas influenciados ou relacionados ao estilo são: Devendra Banhart, Joanna Newsom, Iron & Wine, CocoRosie e Grizzly Bear, dentre outros.

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Video da musica

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Introduction]
G D

[Verse 1]
G           F      Bb     F
True Thomas sat on Huntly bank
Bb       D      C
And he beheld a lady gay
G      F        Bb        F
A lady that was brisk and bold
Bb   F/A    D             C
Come riding o’er the ferny brae

[Verse 2]
G             F      Bb          F
Her skirt was of the grass green silk,
Bb         D      C
Her mantle of the velvet fine
G        F           Bb      F
At every lock of her horse’s mane
Bb   F/A   D                C
Hung fifty silver bells and nine

[Verse 3]
G            F         Bb      F
True Thomas, he pulled off his cap
Bb            D        C
And bowed him low down to his knee
 G              F      Bb       F
“All hail, thou mighty Queen of Heaven
Bb   F/A     D                 C
Your like on earth I ne’er did see.”

[Pre-Fairy Instrumental]
A D A G    D   | A     D   A
A D A G    D   | A     D   A

[Fairy Verse 1]
 A   D  A   G            D
“No, oh no, Thomas,” she said,
      A               D       A
“That name does not belong to me
  A  D   A        G       D
I am the queen of fair Elfland
    A              D     A
And I have come to visit thee.”

[Pre-Fairy Instrumental]
A D A G    D   | A     D   A
A D A G    D   | A     D   A

[Fairy Verse 2]
 A   D    A           G            D
“You must go with me, Thomas,” she said,
      A                D       A
“True Thomas, you must go with me
A   D    A        G     D
And must serve me seven years
        A               D          A
Through well or woe, as chance may be.”

[Pre-Chorus]
A D A | A D A

[Chorus]
A    D   A     G               A   A                 A D A
Hark and carp, come along with me, Thomas the Rhymer
A    D   A     G               A   A                 A D A
Hark and carp, come along with me, Thomas the Rhymer
A    D   A     G               A   A                 A D A
Hark and carp, come along with me, Thomas the Rhymer
A    D   A     G               A   A                 A D A
Hark and carp, come along with me, Thomas the Rhymer

[Bridge]
G D

[Verse 4]
G           F        Bb         F
She turned about her milk white steed
Bb  D           C
And took Thomas up behind
G           F        Bb     F
And aye whenever her bridle rang
Bb  F/A        D       C
Her steed flew swifter than the wind

[Verse 5]
G         F        Bb    F
For forty days and forty nights
Bb                D         C
They rode through red blood to the knee
G            F       Bb      F
And they saw neither sun nor moon
Bb  F/A       D              C
But heard the roaring of the sea

[Verse 6]
G             F      Bb      F
And they rode on and further on
Bb          D       C
Further and swifter than the wind
G          F         Bb     F
Until they came to a desert wide
Bb  F/A    D               C
And living land was left behind

[Pre-Fairy Instrumental]
A D A G    D   | A     D   A
A D A G    D   | A     D   A

[Fairy Verse 3]
 A     D   A       G              D
“Don’t you see yon narrow, narrow road
   A                D          A
So thick beset with thorns and briars?
A    D      A       G        D
That is the road to righteousness
       A            D     A
Though after it but few enquire.”

[Fairy Verse 4]
 A     D   A       G            D
“Don’t you see yon broad, broad road
     A               D    A
That lies across the lily leaven?
A    D      A       G     D
That is the road to wickedness
       A                D       A
Though some call it the road to heaven.”

[Fairy Verse 5]
 A     D   A       G            D
“Don’t you see yon bonny, Boone road
     A               D     A
That lies across the ferny brae?
A    D      A       G       D
That is the road to fair Elfland
      A              D          A
Where you and I this night must go.”

Simplificar
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Introduction]
G D

[Pre-Fairy Instrumental]
A D A G    D   | A     D   A
A D A G    D   | A     D   A

[Pre-Chorus]
A D A | A D A

[Bridge]
G D

[Pre-Fairy Instrumental]
A D A G    D   | A     D   A
A D A G    D   | A     D   A

Simplificar Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste [Introduction] G D [Verse 1] G F Bb F True Thomas sat on Huntly bank Bb D C And he beheld a lady gay G F Bb F A lady that was brisk and bold Bb F/A D C Come riding o’er the ferny brae [Verse 2] G F Bb F Her skirt was of the grass green silk, Bb D C Her mantle of the velvet fine G F Bb F At every lock of her horse’s mane Bb F/A D C Hung fifty silver bells and nine [Verse 3] G F Bb F True Thomas, he pulled off his cap Bb D C And bowed him low down to his knee G F Bb F “All hail, thou mighty Queen of Heaven Bb F/A D C Your like on earth I ne’er did see.” [Pre-Fairy Instrumental] A D A G D | A D A A D A G D | A D A [Fairy Verse 1] A D A G D “No, oh no, Thomas,” she said, A D A “That name does not belong to me A D A G D I am the queen of fair Elfland A D A And I have come to visit thee.” [Pre-Fairy Instrumental] A D A G D | A D A A D A G D | A D A [Fairy Verse 2] A D A G D “You must go with me, Thomas,” she said, A D A “True Thomas, you must go with me A D A G D And must serve me seven years A D A Through well or woe, as chance may be.” [Pre-Chorus] A D A | A D A [Chorus] A D A G A A A D A Hark and carp, come along with me, Thomas the Rhymer A D A G A A A D A Hark and carp, come along with me, Thomas the Rhymer A D A G A A A D A Hark and carp, come along with me, Thomas the Rhymer A D A G A A A D A Hark and carp, come along with me, Thomas the Rhymer [Bridge] G D [Verse 4] G F Bb F She turned about her milk white steed Bb D C And took Thomas up behind G F Bb F And aye whenever her bridle rang Bb F/A D C Her steed flew swifter than the wind [Verse 5] G F Bb F For forty days and forty nights Bb D C They rode through red blood to the knee G F Bb F And they saw neither sun nor moon Bb F/A D C But heard the roaring of the sea [Verse 6] G F Bb F And they rode on and further on Bb D C Further and swifter than the wind G F Bb F Until they came to a desert wide Bb F/A D C And living land was left behind [Pre-Fairy Instrumental] A D A G D | A D A A D A G D | A D A [Fairy Verse 3] A D A G D “Don’t you see yon narrow, narrow road A D A So thick beset with thorns and briars? A D A G D That is the road to righteousness A D A Though after it but few enquire.” [Fairy Verse 4] A D A G D “Don’t you see yon broad, broad road A D A That lies across the lily leaven? A D A G D That is the road to wickedness A D A Though some call it the road to heaven.” [Fairy Verse 5] A D A G D “Don’t you see yon bonny, Boone road A D A That lies across the ferny brae? A D A G D That is the road to fair Elfland A D A Where you and I this night must go.” [Chorus] A D A G A A A D A Hark and carp, come along with me, Thomas the Rhymer A D A G A A A D A Hark and carp, come along with me, Thomas the Rhymer A D A G A A A D A Hark and carp, come along with me, Thomas the Rhymer A D A G A A A D A Hark and carp, come along with me, Thomas the Rhymer

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