Alta Falls

The Barr Brothers

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Couldn’t Find This Song Anywhere And It’s Hard To Find Footage Of It Live So I Thought I’d Give It A Try. The Tuning May Be Different I Know They Usually Use Open G Tuning But This Sounds Okay To Me As Far As Standard Tuning Goes. If You Have Any Suggestions Definitely Leave A Comment. [Intro] [Verse] On the second day of June Beneath an almost crescent moon We played echoes with the fireflies You were almost 17 On the bright side of a dream Blowing kisses to the paperboy And a ribbon that we drew On Magnolia Avenue Was September before they washed away We were driving in the dark Getting lost in Echo Park Heard the ’elujahs on the radio At the tolling of a bell With rays of sunlight morning fell Clouds cast shadows on the fields below All my words come tumbling down Like violets in your curls Oh maybe it’s just this kind of man That goes diving for a pearl ’Til all my shackles and chains come off I’m welded to the world Was that so long ago? [Solo] |---------------------------------------| |---------------------------------------| D|------0--2/7--7--7--7--7--7/5--5/9----| E|--3------------------------------------| |----------------------------------------| |----------------------------------------| D|------0--2/7--7/2--5/2--5p0--2----------| E|--3-------------------------------------| With my ankles in the sand Holding water in my hand Disappearing beneath the shallow sea You were running with balloons Some were yellow some were blue Tied a message and you let them go What I wanted to convey When there was more than I could say Was how beautiful I thought that was You were almost 17 On the bright side of a dream Blowing kisses to the paperboy All my words come tumbling down Like violets in your curls Oh maybe it’s just this just this kind of man That goes diving for a pearl ’Til all my shackles and chains come off I’m welded to the world All my leaves come autumning down Like mountains full of birds Maybe it’s just this just this kind of man That goes diving for a pearl ’Til all my wheels and gears come off I’m welded to the world Was that so long ago? Was that so long ago? [Outro] ************************************ | / Slide up | p Pull-off ************************************

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Cette chanson évoque des souvenirs nostalgiques d'un été passé, où le chanteur se remémore des moments insouciants passés sous une lune délicate. Il se souvient d'une jeune fille, presque adolescente, et des rêves qu'ils partageaient, de rires et de douce légèreté. Les images de ballons flottants, de feux d’artifice et de routes sombres renforcent ce sentiment d’évasion et de liberté, tandis que les mots évoquent une quête de beauté et de sens, comme plonger à la recherche d'une perle précieuse. Le contexte semble tourner autour d'une nostalgie pour des moments simples et précieux, un mélange d'émerveillement et de douceur, associé à la découverte et à l’amour naissant. Les souvenirs se teintent de mélancolie, mais aussi d'une chaleur réconfortante, nous rappelant que la beauté réside souvent dans les détails fugaces de la vie.

Le Chansonnier