Biography:
John Alec Entwistle was born in Chiswick, a London suburb, in 1944. In the early 1960s, he played in several traditional jazz and dixieland outfits with schoolmate Pete Townshend, and later joined Roger Daltrey's band the Detours. This band later became The Who.
He was nicknamed "The Ox" because of his amazing consitution (e.g. drinking). Bill Wyman described him as "the quietest man in private but the loudest man on stage." He was also known as "Thunderfingers" by his bandmates and fans.
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[INTRO]
F G A F G A
[VERSE]
D G
I lie awake at night and try
F G
Not to think about her
F G
Try to live without her
F G D
It's hard, so hard
[VERSE]
D G
When you wake up and turn around
F G
You realize she's not there
F G
You tell yourself you don't care
F G D
But you do, she's part of you
[CHORUS]
Eb F G
Love is a pain that never ends
Eb F G
She becomes part of you
Eb F G
My whole body's aching, my heart is breaking
Eb F
Since you left me, I've missed you
D
And all that rubbish
[VERSE]
D G
It's hard to find new ways to say
F G
How much I love you
F G
What I think of you
F G D
I love you, I need you, I want you, etcetera, etcetera
D G
It's hard to write a love song
F G
That has something new to say
F G
Without using old cliches
F G D
I love you, I want you, I miss you, etcetera, etcetera
[CHORUS]
Eb F G
Love is a pain that never ends
Eb F G
She becomes part of you
Eb F G
My whole body's aching, my heart is breaking
Eb F
Since you left me, I've missed you
D
And all that rubbish
[SOLO]
D F G F G F G F G D
[VERSE]
D G
It's hard to write a love song
F G
That has something new to say
F G
Without using old cliches
F G D
I love you, I want you, I need you, etcetera, etcetera
[CHORUS]
Eb F G
Love is a pain that never ends
Eb F G
She becomes part of you
Eb F G
My whole body's aching, my heart is breaking
Eb F
Since you left me, I've missed you
D
And all that rubbish
[CHORUS]
Eb F G
Love is a pain that never ends
Eb F G
I've become part of you
Eb F G
Love is lust and love is trust
Eb F G
And love, for me, is you
F G A F G A
[VERSE]
D G
I lie awake at night and try
F G
Not to think about her
F G
Try to live without her
F G D
It's hard, so hard
[VERSE]
D G
When you wake up and turn around
F G
You realize she's not there
F G
You tell yourself you don't care
F G D
But you do, she's part of you
[CHORUS]
Eb F G
Love is a pain that never ends
Eb F G
She becomes part of you
Eb F G
My whole body's aching, my heart is breaking
Eb F
Since you left me, I've missed you
D
And all that rubbish
[VERSE]
D G
It's hard to find new ways to say
F G
How much I love you
F G
What I think of you
F G D
I love you, I need you, I want you, etcetera, etcetera
D G
It's hard to write a love song
F G
That has something new to say
F G
Without using old cliches
F G D
I love you, I want you, I miss you, etcetera, etcetera
[CHORUS]
Eb F G
Love is a pain that never ends
Eb F G
She becomes part of you
Eb F G
My whole body's aching, my heart is breaking
Eb F
Since you left me, I've missed you
D
And all that rubbish
[SOLO]
D F G F G F G F G D
[VERSE]
D G
It's hard to write a love song
F G
That has something new to say
F G
Without using old cliches
F G D
I love you, I want you, I need you, etcetera, etcetera
[CHORUS]
Eb F G
Love is a pain that never ends
Eb F G
She becomes part of you
Eb F G
My whole body's aching, my heart is breaking
Eb F
Since you left me, I've missed you
D
And all that rubbish
[CHORUS]
Eb F G
Love is a pain that never ends
Eb F G
I've become part of you
Eb F G
Love is lust and love is trust
Eb F G
And love, for me, is you
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