Biography:
Graham William Nash (OBE) (born 2 February 1942) is an English singer-songwriter known primarily for his light tenor vocals and songwriting contributions in pop group The Hollies and folk-rock bands Crosby, Stills & Nash and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. He also formed a duo with David Crosby, Crosby & Nash.
Nash was born in Blackpool, England, during World War II. His mother was evacuated from the Nashes' hometown of Salford (now in Greater Manchester ), where Graham grew up.
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- And So It Goes
- Another Sleep Song
- Barrel Of Pain Half Life
- Be Yourself
- Better Days
- Bus Stop
- Chicago
- Chippin Away
- Dont Say Goodbye
- Grave Concern
- Hey You
- I Used To Be A King
- In Your Name
- Liars Nightmare
- Love Work Out
- Marrakesh Express
- Milky Way Tonight
- Myself At Last
- On The Line
- Prison Song
- Right Between The Eyes
- Running On Empty Acoustic
- See You In Prague
- Simple Man
- Sleep Song
- Song For Susan
- Take The Money And Run
- Teach Your Children
- Theres Only One
- Unequal Love
- Wasted On The Way
- Wounded Bird
- Youll Never Be The Same
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Chicago
by Graham Nash
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So Your Brother's Bound And Gagged
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And They've Chained Him To A Chair
G Am
Won't You Please Come To Chicago Just To Sing
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In A Land That's Known As Freedom How Can Such A Thing Be Fair
G Am
Won't You Please Come To Chicago For The Help That We Can Bring
G F Em G F Em
We Can Change The World Rearrange The World
D Am
It's Dying - To Get Better
Am
Politicians Sit Yourselves Down, There's Nothing For You Here
G Am
Won't You Please Come To Chicago For A Ride
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Don't Ask Jack To Help You `Cause He'll Turn The Other Ear
G Am
Won't You Please Come To Chicago Or Else Join The Other Side
G F Em G F Em
We Can Change The World Rearrange The World
D
It's Dying - If You Believe In Justice
D
Dying - And If You Believe In Freedom
D
Dying - Let A Man Live His Own Life
D G F
Dying - Rules And Regulations, Who Needs Them Open Up The Door
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Somehow People Must Be Free I Hope The Day Comes Soon
G Am
Won't You Please Come To Chicago Show Your Face
Am
>From The Bottom Of The Ocean To The Mountains Of The Moon
G Am
Won't You Please Come To Chicago No One Else Can Take Your Place
G F Em G F Em
We Can Change The World Rearrange The World
D
It's Dying - If You Believe In Justice
D
Dying - And If You Believe In Freedom
D
Dying - Let A Man Live His Own Life
D G F
Dying - Rules And Regulations, Who Needs Them Open Up The Door
by Graham Nash
Am
So Your Brother's Bound And Gagged
Am
And They've Chained Him To A Chair
G Am
Won't You Please Come To Chicago Just To Sing
Am
In A Land That's Known As Freedom How Can Such A Thing Be Fair
G Am
Won't You Please Come To Chicago For The Help That We Can Bring
G F Em G F Em
We Can Change The World Rearrange The World
D Am
It's Dying - To Get Better
Am
Politicians Sit Yourselves Down, There's Nothing For You Here
G Am
Won't You Please Come To Chicago For A Ride
Am
Don't Ask Jack To Help You `Cause He'll Turn The Other Ear
G Am
Won't You Please Come To Chicago Or Else Join The Other Side
G F Em G F Em
We Can Change The World Rearrange The World
D
It's Dying - If You Believe In Justice
D
Dying - And If You Believe In Freedom
D
Dying - Let A Man Live His Own Life
D G F
Dying - Rules And Regulations, Who Needs Them Open Up The Door
Am
Somehow People Must Be Free I Hope The Day Comes Soon
G Am
Won't You Please Come To Chicago Show Your Face
Am
>From The Bottom Of The Ocean To The Mountains Of The Moon
G Am
Won't You Please Come To Chicago No One Else Can Take Your Place
G F Em G F Em
We Can Change The World Rearrange The World
D
It's Dying - If You Believe In Justice
D
Dying - And If You Believe In Freedom
D
Dying - Let A Man Live His Own Life
D G F
Dying - Rules And Regulations, Who Needs Them Open Up The Door
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