Biography:
Sir Cliff Richard (born Harry Rodger Webb, 1940-10-14, in Lucknow, India) moved as an 8-year-old to the UK, where it would be 10 more years before he and his group The Drifters emerged in the UK charts for the first time with 'Move It'. Cliff was heavily influenced by Elvis, imitating him shamelessly during the first couple of years of his career. Something which he openly admits, and fully acknowledges that without Elvis, he and many others would never have happened.
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Power To All Our Friends by Cliff Richard
CAPO 2nd Fret
INTRO: (## N.C., the INTRO is sung a capella ##)
D G D A G A D
Power to all our friends, to the music that never ends,
D G D A G A D
To the people we want to be, baby, power to you and me.
G D
1. There's one old man, spends his life growing flowers,
A D
Caring for the bees, power to the bees.
G D
There's one old lady, spent her days making wine,
A D
The wine tasted fine, power to the vine.
REFRAIN:
G
Power to the boys who played rock 'n' roll, and made my life so sweet,
A
And to the girls I knew before, and those I've yet to mee--et.
D G D A G A D
Power to all our friends, to the music that never ends,
D G D A G A D
To the people we want to be, baby, power to you and me.
G D
2. There's one strong man, ploughing in the valley,
A D
He's living off the land, power to the land.
G D
There's some young girl, laying down in Monte Carlo,
A D
Laying in the sun, power to the sun.
REFRAIN:
G
Power to the boys who played rock 'n' roll, and made my life so sweet,
A
And to the girls I knew before, and those I've yet to mee--et.
D G D A G A D
Power to all our friends, to the music that never ends,
D G D A G A D
To the people we want to be, baby, power to you and me.
REFRAIN:
G
Power to the boys who played rock 'n' roll, and made my life so sweet,
A B *# NOTE: Key change #*
And to the girls I knew before, and those I've yet to mee--eet. *# Up 2 semi-tones #*
E A E B A B E
Power to all our friends, to the music that never ends,
E A E B D B E
To the people we want to be, baby, power to you and me.
E A E B A B E
To the music that never ends, baby, power to all our friends.
CAPO 2nd Fret
INTRO: (## N.C., the INTRO is sung a capella ##)
D G D A G A D
Power to all our friends, to the music that never ends,
D G D A G A D
To the people we want to be, baby, power to you and me.
G D
1. There's one old man, spends his life growing flowers,
A D
Caring for the bees, power to the bees.
G D
There's one old lady, spent her days making wine,
A D
The wine tasted fine, power to the vine.
REFRAIN:
G
Power to the boys who played rock 'n' roll, and made my life so sweet,
A
And to the girls I knew before, and those I've yet to mee--et.
D G D A G A D
Power to all our friends, to the music that never ends,
D G D A G A D
To the people we want to be, baby, power to you and me.
G D
2. There's one strong man, ploughing in the valley,
A D
He's living off the land, power to the land.
G D
There's some young girl, laying down in Monte Carlo,
A D
Laying in the sun, power to the sun.
REFRAIN:
G
Power to the boys who played rock 'n' roll, and made my life so sweet,
A
And to the girls I knew before, and those I've yet to mee--et.
D G D A G A D
Power to all our friends, to the music that never ends,
D G D A G A D
To the people we want to be, baby, power to you and me.
REFRAIN:
G
Power to the boys who played rock 'n' roll, and made my life so sweet,
A B *# NOTE: Key change #*
And to the girls I knew before, and those I've yet to mee--eet. *# Up 2 semi-tones #*
E A E B A B E
Power to all our friends, to the music that never ends,
E A E B D B E
To the people we want to be, baby, power to you and me.
E A E B A B E
To the music that never ends, baby, power to all our friends.
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