Biography:
Geordie were a rock band from Newcastle upon Tyne, active in the 1970s.
Their first line-up included; Vic Malcolm (born Albert Victor Malcolm, 3 December 1946, in Newcastle upon Tyne) (lead guitar), Tom Hill (bass guitar), Brian Gibson (drums) and Brian Johnson (lead vocals), who later went on to join the Australian hard rock band, AC/DC.
Vic Malcolm wrote all the chart hits of the 1970's for Geordie. All Because of You, Electric Lady and She's a Teaser, to name a few).
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The Water of Tyne.
INTRO
D A7 G D
VERSE
D A7 G D
I cannot get to my love, if I would dee,
G A7 G D
The water of Tyne runs between him and me,
D G
And here I must stand with a tear in my e'ee,
D A7 G D
Both sighing and sickly my sweetheart to see.
VERSE
D A7 G D
O where is the boatman? my bonny hinny!
G A7 G D
O where is the boatman? bring him to me,
D G
To ferry me over the Tyne to my honey,
D A7 G D
and I will remember the boatman and thee.
VERSE
D A7 G D
O bring me a boatman, I'll give any money,
G A7 G D
and you for your trouble rewarded shall be,
D G
To ferry me over the Tyne to my honey,
D A7 G D
Or scull him across that rough river to me.
VERSE
D A7 G D
I cannot get to my love, if I would dee,
G A7 G D
The water of Tyne runs between him and me,
D G
And here I must stand with a tear in my e'ee,
D A7 G D
Both sighing and sickly my sweetheart to see.
INTRO
D A7 G D
VERSE
D A7 G D
I cannot get to my love, if I would dee,
G A7 G D
The water of Tyne runs between him and me,
D G
And here I must stand with a tear in my e'ee,
D A7 G D
Both sighing and sickly my sweetheart to see.
VERSE
D A7 G D
O where is the boatman? my bonny hinny!
G A7 G D
O where is the boatman? bring him to me,
D G
To ferry me over the Tyne to my honey,
D A7 G D
and I will remember the boatman and thee.
VERSE
D A7 G D
O bring me a boatman, I'll give any money,
G A7 G D
and you for your trouble rewarded shall be,
D G
To ferry me over the Tyne to my honey,
D A7 G D
Or scull him across that rough river to me.
VERSE
D A7 G D
I cannot get to my love, if I would dee,
G A7 G D
The water of Tyne runs between him and me,
D G
And here I must stand with a tear in my e'ee,
D A7 G D
Both sighing and sickly my sweetheart to see.
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