Biography:
Kon Kan was a Canadian synthpop duo consisting of musicans Barry Harris (vocals, keyboard, guitar) and Kevin Wynne (vocals) formed in 1988 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Their debut album, 'Move to Move' (1989), produced the international hit single "I Beg Your Pardon (I Never Promised You a Rose Garden)" (also known as "I Beg Your Pardon"), which sampled pop country star Lynn Anderson's "Rose Garden". Their name is a parody of the Canadian content
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
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]
A
[Verse 1]
A E G D
Since you’ve been gone, I sit alone and watch the same old screen
A E G D
I carry on, it doesn’t matter what it is a sin
F#m Bm E F#m Bm E
I just feel the need to hide away, as I lose myself in Saturday
[Chorus]
F#m Bm E
Look at me, I keep turning the pages of history
F#m Bm E
Look at you, trying to fill up your life with things to do
F#m Bm E
Look at us, will we ever find a key in the history
F#m Bm E
Could it be, if I move to you would you move to me
[Verse 2]
A E G D
I call you up, but all I ever get is your machine
A E G D
I know you’re there, what makes you think it could be just a dream
F#m Bm E F#m Bm E
do you feel the need to run away, are you searching for a better day
[Chorus]
F#m Bm E
Look at me, I keep turning the pages of history
F#m Bm E
Look at you, trying to fill up your life with things to do
F#m Bm E
Look at us, will we ever find a key in the history
F#m Bm E
Could it be, if I move to you would you move to me
[Bridge]
G D A G D A
How many times changing my mind. How many days wasted away
G D A G D A E
How many words, what will it take. How do we work out this mistake
[Solo]
A E G D
[Chorus]
F#m Bm E
Look at me, I keep turning the pages of history
F#m Bm E
Look at you, trying to fill up your life with things to do
F#m Bm E
Look at us, will we ever find a key in the history
F#m Bm E
Could it be, if I move to you would you move to me
[Chorus]
F#m Bm E
Look at me, I keep turning the pages of history
F#m Bm E
Look at you, trying to fill up your life with things to do
F#m Bm E
Look at us, will we ever find a key in the history
F#m Bm E
Could it be, if I move to you would you move to me
[Outro]
F#m Bm E
F#m Bm E
A
[Verse 1]
A E G D
Since you’ve been gone, I sit alone and watch the same old screen
A E G D
I carry on, it doesn’t matter what it is a sin
F#m Bm E F#m Bm E
I just feel the need to hide away, as I lose myself in Saturday
[Chorus]
F#m Bm E
Look at me, I keep turning the pages of history
F#m Bm E
Look at you, trying to fill up your life with things to do
F#m Bm E
Look at us, will we ever find a key in the history
F#m Bm E
Could it be, if I move to you would you move to me
[Verse 2]
A E G D
I call you up, but all I ever get is your machine
A E G D
I know you’re there, what makes you think it could be just a dream
F#m Bm E F#m Bm E
do you feel the need to run away, are you searching for a better day
[Chorus]
F#m Bm E
Look at me, I keep turning the pages of history
F#m Bm E
Look at you, trying to fill up your life with things to do
F#m Bm E
Look at us, will we ever find a key in the history
F#m Bm E
Could it be, if I move to you would you move to me
[Bridge]
G D A G D A
How many times changing my mind. How many days wasted away
G D A G D A E
How many words, what will it take. How do we work out this mistake
[Solo]
A E G D
[Chorus]
F#m Bm E
Look at me, I keep turning the pages of history
F#m Bm E
Look at you, trying to fill up your life with things to do
F#m Bm E
Look at us, will we ever find a key in the history
F#m Bm E
Could it be, if I move to you would you move to me
[Chorus]
F#m Bm E
Look at me, I keep turning the pages of history
F#m Bm E
Look at you, trying to fill up your life with things to do
F#m Bm E
Look at us, will we ever find a key in the history
F#m Bm E
Could it be, if I move to you would you move to me
[Outro]
F#m Bm E
F#m Bm E
Kongres
Konkord
Konni Kass
Konny
Konoba