Difference between revisions of "Accordion man"

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Слова і музика: Ron Cahute

Sittin' all alone, just listening to the breeze

Oh I can still remember that music

I never knew his name, cause he never told me

And I never thought to ask him

But he was my friend, even though we never spoke much

He talked to me with his music

And I knew that he was as gentle as the breeze

Cause when he played he just made you feel good

Playin' his accordion under that tree

I remember everybody would go there

And all the little children, sittin' all around him

Watching and listening to him play

Singing all the songs they knew, and if they didn't know them

They'd still sing, but that's alright

You see he didn't mind 'cause he lived all alone

And he loved when we'd sit there and listen

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I'm the accordion man

And I play for the children

As they listen a-while to the music

That I'm playin' for them

And if they like the song

Soon they all start to sing along

It's the smiles on their faces

That matters to me

They don't care if I play

In the same melodies

I just play what I can

I'm the accordion man

The years have gone by, and the children are all grown up

And they don't go there anymore

The place where he stayed and the songs that he played

And the sound of the laughter are all gone now

But every now and then I sit back and I close my eyes

And I can still hear the music

And how the children would laugh and sing as he played

And I smile cause it still makes me feel good

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Виконання[ ]

Written by Ron Cahute - Phone interview with Ron Cahute conducted by Danylo Centore 21 August, 2020

Виконання[ ]

Burya - Sharovarshyna

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-:Just listening to the breeze
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-:I never knew his name
+:I never knew his name, cause he never told me
-:Cause he never told me
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-;C
-:But he was my friend
-:Even though we never spoke much
-;                          G
-:He talked to me with his music
-;G
+But he was my friend, even though we never spoke much
-:And I knew that he was
+He talked to me with his music
-:As gentle as the breeze
+And I knew that he was as gentle as the breeze
-;                                       C
+Cause when he played he just made you feel good
-:Cause when he played he just made you feel good
-;C
-Playin' his accordion
-Under that tree
-;                          G
-:I remember everybody would go there
-And all the little children
-Sittin' all around him
-;                               C
-:Watching and listening to him play
-Singing all the songs they knew
-And if they didn't know, then
-;                               G
-:They'd still sing, but that's alright
-You see he didn't mind
+Playin' his accordion under that tree
-Cause he lived all alone
+I remember everybody would go there
-;                                     C
+And all the little children, sittin' all around him
-:And he loved when we'd sit there and listen
+Watching and listening to him play
+Singing all the songs they knew, and if they didn't know them
+They'd still sing, but that's alright
+You see he didn't mind 'cause he lived all alone
+And he loved when we'd sit there and listen
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 :I'm the accordion man
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 :I just play what I can
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+;          Ab        G
 :I'm the accordion man
-The years have gone by
+The years have gone by, and the children are all grown up
-And the children are all grown up
 And they don't go there anymore
+The place where he stayed and the songs that he played
-The place where he stayed
-And the songs that he played
 And the sound of the laughter are all gone now
-But every now and then
+But every now and then I sit back and I close my eyes
-I sit back and I close my eyes
 And I can still hear the music
+And how the children would laugh and sing as he played
-And how the children would laugh
-And sing as he played
 And I smile cause it still makes me feel good