Biography:
Clifford Thomas Ward - Born 10 February 1944, Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire — 18 December 2001
Clifford T. Ward typified the early 70s bedsitter singer-songwriter with a series of albums that were at best delightful and at worst mawkish. Ward left grammar school before A-levels to work as a clerk, but by 1962 was fronting local beat group Cliff Ward and the Cruisers. The group changed their name to Martin Raynor and the Secrets and made their recording debut for EMI Records in 1965
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Other songs:
- A Day To Myself
- All That Glitters Is Not Gold
- Cold Wind Blowing
- Contrary
- Gaye
- Give Me One More Chance
- Heaven
- Home Thoughts From Abroad
- Jenny
- Jigsaw Girl
- Julia
- Learning My Part
- Love In The Song
- Ocean Of Love
- Scullery
- Someone I Know
- The Best Is Yet To Come
- The Dancer
- The Open University
- The Way Of Love
- Theres No Such Thing
- Where Would That Leave Me Acoustic
- Wherewithal
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I've worked this one out from Youtube so I hope it's ok!
Intro = D
Verse 1
G D C D
You're my picture by Picasso
D C G D
Lighting up our scullery
D C G D
With your pans and pots and hot-plates
D C G D
You'd brighten up any gallery
Chorus 1
Am C G Am
I could paint a different picture
Am D G Am
Leafy lanes and flower scenes
Am C G Am
But amid your cooking mixture
Am C D
You still have ingredients that make you shine
Am C D GG D
And when you take your apron off I know you're mine
Verse 2
G D C D
You're my photogenic model
D C G D
From the glossy magazine
D C G D
In among our kitchen structure
D C G D
Soapy water washing machine
Chorus 2
Am C G Am
I could take a different picture
Am D G Am
Rolling hills and flowing gowns
Am C G Am
But amid the foaming texture
Am C D
Dirty linen isn't all that starts to shine
Am C D GG D
In rubber gloves and faded jeans you still look fine
Music as per Verse
G D C D D C G D D C G D D C G D
Repeat chorus 1
Am C G Am
I could paint a different picture
Am D G Am
Leafy lanes and flower scenes
Am C G Am
But amid your cooking mixture
Am C D
You still have ingredients that make you shine
Am C D GG D
And when you take your apron off I know you're mine
Repeat Verse 1
G D C D
Your my picture by Picasso
D C G D
Lighting up our scullery
D C G D
With your pans and pots and hot-plates
D C G D
You'd brighten up any gallery
Intro = D
Verse 1
G D C D
You're my picture by Picasso
D C G D
Lighting up our scullery
D C G D
With your pans and pots and hot-plates
D C G D
You'd brighten up any gallery
Chorus 1
Am C G Am
I could paint a different picture
Am D G Am
Leafy lanes and flower scenes
Am C G Am
But amid your cooking mixture
Am C D
You still have ingredients that make you shine
Am C D GG D
And when you take your apron off I know you're mine
Verse 2
G D C D
You're my photogenic model
D C G D
From the glossy magazine
D C G D
In among our kitchen structure
D C G D
Soapy water washing machine
Chorus 2
Am C G Am
I could take a different picture
Am D G Am
Rolling hills and flowing gowns
Am C G Am
But amid the foaming texture
Am C D
Dirty linen isn't all that starts to shine
Am C D GG D
In rubber gloves and faded jeans you still look fine
Music as per Verse
G D C D D C G D D C G D D C G D
Repeat chorus 1
Am C G Am
I could paint a different picture
Am D G Am
Leafy lanes and flower scenes
Am C G Am
But amid your cooking mixture
Am C D
You still have ingredients that make you shine
Am C D GG D
And when you take your apron off I know you're mine
Repeat Verse 1
G D C D
Your my picture by Picasso
D C G D
Lighting up our scullery
D C G D
With your pans and pots and hot-plates
D C G D
You'd brighten up any gallery
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