Harpy Hare

Harpy Hare: Chords

Intro:
SIm
Ah...

SIm    RE    SOL7+        SIm    RE    SOL7+

SIm
Harpy Hare, 
               RE 
where have you buried all your children?
SOL7+
Tell me, so I say
SIm
Harpy Hare, 
               RE
where have you buried all your children?
SOL7+
Tell me, so I say
        SIm
All the arrows that you've stolen
         RE
Split in half, now bum and broken
          SOL7+
Like your heart that was so eager to be hid
          SIm
You can't keep them all caged
          RE
They will fight and run away
        SOL7+
Mother, tell me, so I say (la-la-la...)
SIm
Harpy Hare, 
               RE
where have you buried all your children?
SOL7+
Tell me, so I say
SIm
Harpy Hare, 
               RE
where have you buried all your children?
SOL7+
Tell me, so I say
       SIm
Forest walls and starry ceilings
       RE
Barren curtains that you're weaving
         SOL7+
Like the stories that you keep inside your head
          SIm
She can't keep them all safe
          RE
They will die and be afraid
        SOL7+
Mother, tell me, so I say 

(mother, tell me, so I say)

SIm
Harpy Hare, 
               RE
where have you buried all your children?
SOL7+
Tell me, so I say
SIm
Harpy Hare, 
               RE
where have you buried all your children?
SOL7+
Tell me, so I say...

SIm    RE    SOL7+        SIm    RE    SOL7+
Ah...

SIm
Harpy Hare, 

where have you buried all your children?

Tell me, so I say

Harpy Hare, 

where have you buried all your children?
                    SOL
Tell me, so I say! (Tell me, so I say!)

SIm    RE    SOL7+        SIm    RE    SOL7+
Ah...
SIm    RE    SOL7+        SIm    RE    SOL7+
Ah...

          SIm                 RE
She can't keep them all caged
           SOL7+
They'll be far and fly away
        SIm                   
Mother, tell me you will stay

We'll be far and fly away

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Harpy Hare è un brano composto e inciso dagli Yaelokre, pubblicato come singolo nel 2024. La band, nota anche come The Larkers, vuole affrontare nel testo alcune dinamiche del contesto "famiglia"; nel testo, infatti, viene messo in scena il rapporto malato tra madre e figli in cui un eccessivo senso di protezione si trasforma in ossessiva limitazione delle libertà.

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L'autore del post

Alberto Moneti

36 anni, polistrumentista: pianoforte, chitarra, batteria, clarinetto. Ha conseguito la licenza in teoria musicale e solfeggio presso il Conservatorio Cherubini di Firenze. Dal 1997 è organista presso la Basilica di Santa Maria del Sasso, a Bibbiena (AR).