Nick Cave
Accords et partitions
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Abattoir BluesF G Am DmPas de barré*The sun is high up in the sky and I?m in my car Drifting down into the abattoir Do you see what I see, dear? The air grows heavy. I listen to your breath Entwined together in this culture of death
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All The Gold In CaliforniaC Em DPas de barréAll the gold in California Is in a bank in the middle of Beverly Hills So if you're dreaming about California It don't matter at all where you've played before California's a brand new game
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BreathlessG C FPas de barré*Verso 1: It's up in the morning, it's on the downs And little white clouds like gambolling lambs And I am breathless over you And the red-breasted robin beats his wings
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Carry MeC Em Am D GPas de barréI lay down by the river The shadows moved across me, inch by inch And all that I heard Was the war between the water and the bridge Turn to me, turn to me, turn to me
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death is not the endA E DPas de barré()When you're sad and when you're lonely And you haven't got a friend Just ()remember that death is not the ()end ()And all that you held sacred Falls down and does not mend
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EuthanasiaEb Ab Bb Gm Cm FmI look for you underneath the damp earth I look to you in the night sky I look to you in underneath the thorn bush I look for you in the old city And in looking for you I lost myself
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The Hammer SongE DPas de barréDon't let the sun go down Said the man with the fire, firing the furnace I been buried in the snow And I keep on firing, keep on firing, keep on firing, Firing the furnace
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Into My ArmsC G F DmPas de barré*Verse 2 - same as 1st And I don't believe in the existence of angels But looking at you, I wonder if that's true But if I did, I would summon them together And ask them to watch over you
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Juvilee StreetC F D#On Jubilee street there was a girl named Bee She had a history, yeah but she's got but no past When they shut her down the Russians moved in Now I am too scared I am too scared to even walk on past She used to say: All those good people down on Jubilee Street They ought to practice
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Knockin' On JoeDm Gm D# CmThese chains of sorrow, they are heavy, it is true And these locks cannot be broken, No, not with one thousand keys O Jailer, you drag a ball-n-chain you cannot see You can lay your burden on me
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LucyG Em D Am CPas de barré[Verse] Last night I lay trembling The moon it was low It was the end of a love Of misery and woe
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Marys SongD Bm G A F#m C#The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis Is the official soundtrack album to the movie of the same name.[1] The album is the Second collaboration between Cave and Ellis, and followed their 2005 soundtrack to the Film The Proposition.[2]
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O'childrenEm G D C Am C7+Pass me that lovely little gun My dear, my darling one The cleaners are coming, one by one You don't even want to let them start
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The Rider SongG Em C Cmaj7[Verse 1] "When?" said the moon to the stars in the sky, "Soon.” said the wind that followed him home, "Who?" said the cloud that started to cry, Dsus4 G
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Right Out Of Your HandC F G Dm AmPas de barré*[Verse 1] Please forgive me If I appear unkind But any fool can tell you It's all in your mind
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ShiversA D EPas de barréI've been contemplating suicide, But it really doesn't suit my style, So I think I'll just act bored instead Who can take the blood I would've shed?
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Sleeping AnaleahG B F#m C D AOh and yesterday is gone forever and ever, never To be again You looked for the sunshine, that brought warmth to your mind But find only rain
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The Sweetest EmbraceAm E Dm F G BOur time is done my love We've laid it all to waste One thousand moonlit kisses Can't sweeten this bitter taste My desire for you is endless
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There Is A LightE5 E E/A C Am DVerse 1: Hey, there sugar, where ya gunna go? I'm going downtown Daddy-O What ya gunna do when you get there, girl? I'm gunna get messed up in a God-Shaped Hole
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We Are Not AloneC Am G FPas de barré*
[Intro] This world has ears and rocks have eyes Nature loves to hide The world is a bush full of fiery eyes Nature loves to hide
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What A Wonderful WorldC Dm7 G7 Em G AmNick Cave of the Bad Seeds and Shane McGowan of the Pogues did a magnificent cover Of the classic "What A Wonderful World" Not my chords, I found them online but Thought that it'd be nice to share as I don't see these chords on here. Enjoy!
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Where the Wild Roses GrowEm Am B G DPas de barré*From the first day I saw her I knew she was the one She stared in my eyes and smiled Her lips were the colour of the roses That grew down the river, All bloody and wild
Nicholas Edward Cave est un auteur-compositeur, chanteur, pianiste, compositeur et acteur australien, surtout connu comme membre du groupe Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. He was born in Warracknabeal – a small town in Australian state of Victoria (22 September 1957). His music career started in 1973 (sixteen years old), when he met Mick Harvey (guitar), Phill Calvert (drums), John Cochivera (guitar), Brett Purcell (bass guitar) and Chris Coyne (saxophone). At first, they were playing covers of many artists such like Lou Reed, David Bowie, Alice Cooper, Roxy Music or Alex Harvey. In 1977 they started a post-punk band called The Boys Next Door. Year later Rowland S. Howard had joined them, before they changed their name to The Birthday Party in 1980. In the late 70s, The Boys Next Door were playing many concerts in Australia and they were a leader of Melbourn’s post-punk scene. Then, when they changed the band name, they started to play in London and West Berlin. During the shows, Cave was jumping, screaming and rolling on the stage. Their lyrics, such like “Nick The Stripper” or “King Ink” were parodies of an Old Testament, ones of these songs, where Cave used his f La même année, Nick Cave et le multi-instrumentiste Mick Harvey créent un groupe avec le guitariste principal Blixa Bargeld, le bassiste Barry Adamson et Jim G. Thirlwell. Ils l'appellent comme l'un des EP de The Birthday Party - The Bad Seeds. Les membres changent au fil des ans, tout comme la musique de Cave. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds a sorti dix-sept albums studio avec Nick Cave comme leader et leader. Les thèmes et les styles musicaux diffèrent d'un album à l'autre, mais les principaux sujets abordés dans les paroles de Cave sont la religion, la mort, l'amour et la violence. Les critiques Stephen Thomas Erlewine et Steve Huey : Avec les Bad Seeds, Cave a continué à explorer ses obsessions pour la religion, la mort, l'amour, l'Amérique et la violence avec un hybride bizarre, parfois consciemment éclectique, de blues, de gospel, de rock et de post-punk arty.
