Biography:
Cocteau Twins were an innovative and influential Scottish dream pop band. Forming in 1979 in Grangemouth, Scotland, UK (the name taken from an obscure song by fellow Scots Simple Minds), they built a sound based on woozy atmospherics and singer Elizabeth Fraser's unmatchable vocals, most of which featured lyrics of made-up words and words plucked at random from the dictionary.
Their first release was "Garlands" in 1982 on 4AD Records, which was received well.
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Other songs:
- Aikea Guinea
- Alice
- Athol
- Blood Bitch
- Blue Bell Knoll
- Bluebeard
- Carolyns Fingers
- Cherry Coloured Funk
- Evangeline
- Fifty Fifty Clown
- Fotzepolitic
- Frou Frou Foxes In Midsummer Fires
- Half
- Heaven Or Las Vegas
- Hitherto
- I Wear Your Ring
- Ice
- Iceblink Luck
- In Our Angelhood
- Ivo
- Know Who You Are At Every Age
- Loves Easy Tears
- Mud And Dark
- Pearly
- Persephone
- Pink Orange Red
- Pitch The Baby
- Primitive Heart
- Seekers Who Are Lovers
- Shallow Then Halo
- Sugar Hiccup
- Summerhead
- The Spangle Maker
- Those Eyes That Mouth
- Ups
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These are basic chords so this should be relatively easy for most people.
The no 3rd chords in the instrumental start from the 9th fret and descend respectively
for the others.
Watch the tricky second chorus where the singing goes out of sequence and the third
chorus uses the words from the verse.
Have fun!
Intro
E, A, E, A (as chorus)
A, E, Dsus2 (as verse)
Verse I
A E Dsus2
I'm seemin' to be glad a lot
A E Dsus2
I'm happy again, come, come in time
A E Dsus2
This mustn't hurt or harm yourself, well
A E Bm Dsus2
Me, I give in to your arms
Chorus I
E A
You're the match of Jericho
E A
That will burn this old madhouse down
E A
And I'll throw open like a walnut safe
E A
More like a love that's a bottle of exquisite stuff, yes
Verse II
A E Dsus2
You, yourself, and your father
A E Dsus2
Don't know you're so apart in your own ways
A E Dsus2
You're really both bone setters
A E Bm Dsus2
Thank you for mending me babies
Chorus II
E A
You're the match of Jericho
E A
That will burn this old madhouse down
E A
And I'll throw open like a walnut safe
E
You will seem more than being throughout
A E
That same bottle of exquisite stuff
A E
Yes, you are that match of Jericho
A E
That will burn this old madhouse down
A E
And I'll throw open like the walnut safe
Instrumental
F#5, E5, D5, A5
F#5, E5, D5, A5
F#5, E5, D5, A5
F#5, E5, D5, A5
Chorus III
E A
You, yourself, and your father
E A
Don't know him, so apart in your own ways
E A
You're really both bone setters
E A
Thank you for mending me babies
The no 3rd chords in the instrumental start from the 9th fret and descend respectively
for the others.
Watch the tricky second chorus where the singing goes out of sequence and the third
chorus uses the words from the verse.
Have fun!
Intro
E, A, E, A (as chorus)
A, E, Dsus2 (as verse)
Verse I
A E Dsus2
I'm seemin' to be glad a lot
A E Dsus2
I'm happy again, come, come in time
A E Dsus2
This mustn't hurt or harm yourself, well
A E Bm Dsus2
Me, I give in to your arms
Chorus I
E A
You're the match of Jericho
E A
That will burn this old madhouse down
E A
And I'll throw open like a walnut safe
E A
More like a love that's a bottle of exquisite stuff, yes
Verse II
A E Dsus2
You, yourself, and your father
A E Dsus2
Don't know you're so apart in your own ways
A E Dsus2
You're really both bone setters
A E Bm Dsus2
Thank you for mending me babies
Chorus II
E A
You're the match of Jericho
E A
That will burn this old madhouse down
E A
And I'll throw open like a walnut safe
E
You will seem more than being throughout
A E
That same bottle of exquisite stuff
A E
Yes, you are that match of Jericho
A E
That will burn this old madhouse down
A E
And I'll throw open like the walnut safe
Instrumental
F#5, E5, D5, A5
F#5, E5, D5, A5
F#5, E5, D5, A5
F#5, E5, D5, A5
Chorus III
E A
You, yourself, and your father
E A
Don't know him, so apart in your own ways
E A
You're really both bone setters
E A
Thank you for mending me babies
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