Biography:
Upon returning to his hometown of Toronto, Canada, from a final European tour with his band, Peter Dreimanis sat sweaty and half-drunk in a candlelit basement bar, nursing a drink, debating his next musical pursuit. Lulled in lethargy, he paid little attention to the beat-up acoustic guitar being passed from patron to patron around him; that was until it found its home in the hands of Leah Fay.
It took only seconds of strumming and dreamy, dulcet singing for Dreimanis to realize he’d met his muse.
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F#m - C# - F#m - C#
F#m C#
She's got problems with her father
F#m C#
Juvenile detention center
F#m A
But god she look her best
D
When she's desperately dressed
F#m C#
I'm so scared to stand this
F#m C#
Always begging forgiveness
A F#m
Insatiable appetites
D
All come out at night
E
You call me a gentleman
A D
But you're easy easy to please
E
You call me a gentleman
A D
But you're easy easy to please
E
You call me a gentleman
A D - D - D - C D - D - D - C
But you're easy easy to please
F#m C# F#m A D
Are we easy to love when we're down on our knees
F#m A D x 2
F#m C#
I've got no soul left to sell
F#m C#
You don't talk much but I can tell
A F#m D
I can play insecure to make you self assured
I don't mind doing what you like
E
You call me a gentleman
F#m D
But you're easy easy to please
E
You call me a gentleman
F#m D
But you're easy easy to please
E
You call me a gentleman
F#m A
But you're easy easy to love
D
Down on your knees
E
You call me a gentleman
F#m A
But you're easy easy to love
D
Down on your knees
E
You call me a gentleman
A D - D - D - C D - D - D - C
But you're easy easy to please
We're so easy to love when we're down on our knees
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Jungle Book
Junior
Junior Brown
Junior Murvin