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1849
1,240
Rock
1849 fue lanzado el 1 de enero de 1971 por ODL como parte del álbum One Fine Morning
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Fecha de lanzamiento1 de enero de 1971
Sello discográficoODL
Melodía
Nivel de sonidos acústicos
Valence
Capacidad para bailar
Energía
BPM181

Video musical

Video musical

Créditos

Artistas intérpretes
Lighthouse
Lighthouse
Intérprete
Paul Hoffert
Paul Hoffert
Piano
Skip Prokop
Skip Prokop
Batería
Ralph Cole
Ralph Cole
Guitarra
Don DiNovo
Don DiNovo
Viola
Dick Armin
Dick Armin
Violonchelo
Louis Yachnin
Louis Yachnin
Bajo eléctrico
Keith Jollimore
Keith Jollimore
Saxofón
Larry Smith
Larry Smith
Trombón
Howard Shore
Howard Shore
Saxofón
Pete Pantaluk
Pete Pantaluk
Trompeta
Bob McBride
Bob McBride
Voces
COMPOSICIÓN Y LETRA
Skip Prokop
Skip Prokop
Autoría
Ralph Cole
Ralph Cole
Autoría
Producción e ingeniería
Paul Hoffert
Paul Hoffert
Producción
Andy Hawke
Andy Hawke
Producción ejecutiva
Brenda Hoffert
Brenda Hoffert
Producción ejecutiva
Harry Hess
Harry Hess
Masterización
Chris Price
Chris Price
Producción

Letra

Wagons rolled out under darkened skies
The sun refused to shine
Four-hundred people full of hopes and dreams
In eighteen-forty-nine
They waved goodbye, women dried their tears
Young men hid their fears
They headed west, full of confidence
That their fortunes would appear
They packed a trunk full of china, a bible or two
A shotgun for Leroy, a pistol for Lou
A pretty dress for Sarah
And a hat for sister Fay
No one thought their greed for gold would change their lives someday
They headed west in eighteen-forty-nine
Sixty-one wagons, two miles long in a line
They headed west in eighteen-forty-nine
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March winds came, filled the sky with lightnin'
It rained all day and night
Old men died and backs were broken
As they set their wagons right
They crossed the mountains, came down to the sea
Sure that it would be
Gold and riches and a life of ease
But what they didn't see...
Was a trunk full of china all broken in two
A shotgun for Leroy that he used on Lou
A pretty dress for Sarah
That they used to bury Fay
No one thought their greed for gold would change their lives that way
They came for gold in eighteen-forty-nine
Sixty-one wagons, two miles long in a line
A promised land in eighteen-forty-nine
A promised land in eighteen-forty-nine
A promised land in eighteen-forty-nine
Written by: Ralph Cole, Skip Prokop
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