Biography:
Kate Bush (born Catherine Bush on 30 July 1958 in Bexleyheath, Kent, England, now part of Greater London) is an English singer and songwriter known for her expressive four-octave soprano voice, idiosyncratic and literary lyrics, and eclectic and meticulous musical and production style. She debuted in 1978 with the surprise hit "Wuthering Heights", which was number one in the British music charts for four weeks and the first UK number one by female artist with a self-penned song.
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Other songs:
- Babooshka
- Cloudbusting
- Hounds Of Love
- Running Up That Hill
- Suspended In Gaffa
- Them Heavy People
- Wuthering Heights
- United kingdom
- A Coral Room
- Aerial Tal
- All The Love
- And Dream Of Sheep
- And So Is Love
- Army Dreamers
- Bertie
- Big Stripey Lie
- Blow Away For Bill
- Breathing
- Coffee Homeground
- December Will Be Magic Again
- Deeper Understanding
- Delius Song Of Summer
- Dont Push Your Foot On The Heartbrake
- Eat The Music
- Experiment Iv
- Feel It
- Fullhouse
- Get Out Of My House
- Hammer Horror
- Hello Earth
- Houdini
- How To Be Invisible
- In Search Of Peter Pan
- In The Warm Room
- James And The Cold Gun
- Joanni
- Kashka From Baghdad
- King Of The Mountain
- Kite
- Lamour Looks Something Like You
- Leave It Open
- Lily
- Love And Anger
- Moments Of Pleasure
- Moving
- Mrs Bartolozzi
- Never Be Mine
- Night Of The Swallow
- Night Scented Stock
- Oh England My Lionheart
- Oh To Be In Love
- Pi
- Prelude
- Prologue
- Pull Out The Pin
- Ran Tan Waltz
- Rocket Man
- Rockets Tail
- Room For The Life
- Rubberband Girl
- Sat In Your Lap
- Something That Sounds Like A Song
- Somewhere In Between
- Song Of Solomon
- Strange Phenomena
- Symphony In Blue
- The Big Sky
- The Fog
- The Infant Kiss
- The Kick Inside
- The Man I Love
- The Man With The Child In His Eyes
- The Morning Fog
- The Red Shoes
- The Saxophone Song
- The Sensual World
- The Wedding List
- This Womans Work
- Top Of The City
- Under Ice
- Under The Ivy
- Walk Straight Down The Middle
- Watching You Without Me
- Wow
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"Don't Push Your Foot on the Heartbrake"
By Kate Bush
From 1978's "Lionheart"
Intro: Cm Bb Ab Bb (Repeat)
Cm Eb Bb
Emma's come down.
Cm
She's stopped the light
F
Shining out of her eyes.
Cm Eb Bb
Emma's been run out on.
Cm
She's breaking down
F
In so many places,
Cm
Stuck in low gear
F
Because of her fears
Cm Gm
Of the skidding wheels,
F
(The skid of her wheels she feels.)
Cm Gm
Skidding wheels,
F
(The skid of her wheels she feels.)
Cm Gm
Spinning wheels.
F
(Wheel-skidding feeling.)
Bb Eb Bb
Her heart is there,
Eb Bb
But they've greased the road.
Eb Bb Eb
Her heart is out there,
Bb Eb Bb Eb
But she's no control.
C Ab
Come on, you've got to use your flow.
C Ab
You know what it's like, and you know you want to go.
Gb Eb
Don't drive too slowly.
Gb Ab
Don't put your blues where your shoes should be.
B A
Don't put your foot on the heartbrake.
Dm C Bb Cm
(She's losing, she's losing, she's losing, she's losing...)
Dm F
She's losing that inner flame.
Dm
It was burning bright,
G
But she's losing the light fast.
Dm F
She's only herself to blame.
Dm
Well, take care of yourself,
G
And remember Georgie.
Dm
But she's so O.D.'d on weeping
G
She can hardly see
Dm
That she's dropping beads.
G
(Red, red glass is bleeding.)
Dm
Dropping beads.
G
(Red, red glass is bleeding.)
Dm
Dropping beads.
G
(Red, red on the parquet.)
C F C
Her heart is there,
F C
But they've greased the road.
F C F
Her heart is out there,
C F C F
But she's no control.
C Ab
Come on, you've got to use your flow.
C Ab
You know what it's like, and you know you want to go.
Gb Eb
Don't drive too slowly.
Gb Ab
Don't put your blues where your shoes should be.
B A
Don't put your foot on the heartbrake.
D Bb
Oh, come on, you've got to use your flow.
D Bb
You know what it's like, and you know you want to go.
Ab F
Don't drive too slowly.
Ab Bb
Don't put your blues where your shoes should be.
Db B
Don't put your foot on the heartbrake.
Em D C D
Em D C D Em
By Kate Bush
From 1978's "Lionheart"
Intro: Cm Bb Ab Bb (Repeat)
Cm Eb Bb
Emma's come down.
Cm
She's stopped the light
F
Shining out of her eyes.
Cm Eb Bb
Emma's been run out on.
Cm
She's breaking down
F
In so many places,
Cm
Stuck in low gear
F
Because of her fears
Cm Gm
Of the skidding wheels,
F
(The skid of her wheels she feels.)
Cm Gm
Skidding wheels,
F
(The skid of her wheels she feels.)
Cm Gm
Spinning wheels.
F
(Wheel-skidding feeling.)
Bb Eb Bb
Her heart is there,
Eb Bb
But they've greased the road.
Eb Bb Eb
Her heart is out there,
Bb Eb Bb Eb
But she's no control.
C Ab
Come on, you've got to use your flow.
C Ab
You know what it's like, and you know you want to go.
Gb Eb
Don't drive too slowly.
Gb Ab
Don't put your blues where your shoes should be.
B A
Don't put your foot on the heartbrake.
Dm C Bb Cm
(She's losing, she's losing, she's losing, she's losing...)
Dm F
She's losing that inner flame.
Dm
It was burning bright,
G
But she's losing the light fast.
Dm F
She's only herself to blame.
Dm
Well, take care of yourself,
G
And remember Georgie.
Dm
But she's so O.D.'d on weeping
G
She can hardly see
Dm
That she's dropping beads.
G
(Red, red glass is bleeding.)
Dm
Dropping beads.
G
(Red, red glass is bleeding.)
Dm
Dropping beads.
G
(Red, red on the parquet.)
C F C
Her heart is there,
F C
But they've greased the road.
F C F
Her heart is out there,
C F C F
But she's no control.
C Ab
Come on, you've got to use your flow.
C Ab
You know what it's like, and you know you want to go.
Gb Eb
Don't drive too slowly.
Gb Ab
Don't put your blues where your shoes should be.
B A
Don't put your foot on the heartbrake.
D Bb
Oh, come on, you've got to use your flow.
D Bb
You know what it's like, and you know you want to go.
Ab F
Don't drive too slowly.
Ab Bb
Don't put your blues where your shoes should be.
Db B
Don't put your foot on the heartbrake.
Em D C D
Em D C D Em
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