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For Tomorrow's Past #100 (Take3) a New Years Song
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The music is progressive with a few interesting chords. The lyrics are well worked and head toward poetry.
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Elisha Zaporelostzi's first performances were the Open Stages put on by the Bytown Live in Ottawa Ontario, Canada. It is how Neil Young and Joni Mitchell started. Phreap magazine is a one page thing that went around Ottawa in the 1980s. Now it is a web site; http://home.att.ne.jp/blue/patchan With the help of Joe-Charly Smith, Molly Ding, Calhoon-Fred Febealie, and Butter Jones I was able to put out Phreap magazine.
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Patrick T. Connolly
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Patrick T. Connolly
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April 18, 2006
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MP3 3.1 MB 128 kbps 2:17
Story behind the song
For about 4 years in a row at the start of my song writing period I would write a song on New Years Day. This is one of those and it can be taken as a New Years song. In 2000 I did 8 Takes of this on tape and I thought it worked best of all the songs I have tried starting out with a midi file. Early this year I did 3 new digital takes of it and I can not decide whether or not Take 2 is better than this Take 3. I will put up Take 2 around New Years.
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For Tomorrow's Past - By Patrick Thomas Connolly C/ F / G7 Dm / Dm f / g a g f d f f / d 1. I thought I pasted your way yesterday. / C / G7 / Am / Em f / c d f g a / d a a a a a / g g e e Is this really a new day? I said something that was a repeat. / Am / Em a a a a a / g g e e I walk down to the end of the street, / Dm / CM7 d d d d d d d d / c b b b Turn around and there's an other end to a street. / Am9 / Dm add9 Tie my shoe, button my coat / Am9 5th fret / G aug 7th fret / C 8th fret and try doing something of note. / F / G7 Dm / C / G7 f / g a g f d [ f f d] c d e f g a / d [d] Someone did this before [to] yesterday and the day before. C/ F / G7 Dm / C / G7 f / g a g f d f f d c d e f g a d 1. I thought that I was here last year. Is this really a new year? 2. I thought I pasted your way yesterday. Is this really a new day? / Am / Em a a a a a / g g e e I said something over again. here. I said something that had a beat. / Am / Em a a a a a / g g e e Your yesterdays a tomorrow past wrote I'm going in your through me street / Dm / CM7 d d d d d d d d / c b b b [Turn around and] put me into a new gear. So hard holding on when your going fast. / Am9 / Dm add9 Sell my shoes buy a coat When you are holding onto your past / Am9 5th fret / G aug 7th fret / C 8th fret and throw out my note. and do something that will last. / F / G7 Dm / C / G7 f / g a g f d [ f f d] c d e f g a / d [d] Someone did this before to yesterday and the day before. Someone did this before to yesterday and the day before. c8 d8 e8 g8 e8 c8 a / c c Every beginnings got a finish Every beginnings got a finish / Am / G 3rd fret g / c8 a c8 d8 c8 a a a / d8 g8 g8 and it- all finishes at a new beginning. and it's all finished at a new beginning. A / D /E7 /A Start and just keep going you take it right to the end. Start and just keep going you take it right to the end. /E7 /A / Bm C#m / D G 3rd fret /F C / Take it right to the end. Take it right to the end. - - - - - - - For Tomorrow's Past - By Patrick Thomas Connolly #100 For Tomorrow's Past (#109 Starts And Ends)[#124/#127] Revised Saturday, October 28, 1995 music written Feb. 24, 2000 typed Feb. 24, 2000.
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Tony DeLecce
Sep 03, 2009
Very Medieval sounding. Love the chord changes.
Brainiac Fingers
Mar 02, 2008
Should be No.1 on Top of the pops.