Biography:
Lloyd Cole and the Commotions was a British pop band that formed in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1982. Between 1984 and 1989, the band scored four UK Top 20 albums and five UK Top 40 singles. After breaking up in 1989, Lloyd Cole embarked on a solo career. The band reformed briefly in 2004 to perform a 20th anniversary mini-tour of the UK and Ireland.
Signed to Polydor in 1984, the band was known for combining Clark's twangy guitar style with Cole's low-key singing style.
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Lloyd Cole and the Commotions
Sean Penn Blues from Mainstream (1987)
[Verse 1]
A E A
The Western Minnesota Intercollegiate Circle telephoned
E D E
They said, hey Sean could you mosey on down to our gala ball
A
It reads Mister Madonna kicks some beat poetry
D C D C
If I could I would I would I swear I would be better
D C B
But it seem I am just a natural no good
E
And what's more I like living like that
[Verse 2]
A E A
After seven lines seventeen maybe I had to stop
D
These philistines were yelling hey Sean
E
I could not be heard for cowhand laughter
A
I picked up my books and headed for the door
D C D C
And if I trash this TV then I know I will feel better
D C B
Guess it seems I am just a natural no good
And I like it like that
[Chorus]
E F#m B A
But when I see you coming down my street
E F#m B A
You walk right in and then you Walk all over me
E F#m B A
Oh yeh I need you Gatecrashing on my beat
E F#m B A
Put on your high heels and baby Walk all over me
[Solo]
C#m D C A
[Bridge]
C#m
Fat hacks New York times food columnists
D
Want to review my soup yeh honestly
C
My wife says I go looking for trouble
A
I surely find it Do you think I like living like that?
[Solo]
E A x 3
[Chorus]
D C D C
And if I trash this TV then I know I will feel better
D C B
Guess it seems I am just a natural no good
And I like it like that
E F#m B A
But when I see you coming down my street
E F#m B A
You walk right in and then you Walk all over me
E F#m B A
Oh yeh I need you Gatecrashing on my beat
E F#m B A
walk in like nancy sinatra and baby Walk all over me
[Outro]
E A E A
E F#m B A
E F#m B A
Sean Penn Blues from Mainstream (1987)
[Verse 1]
A E A
The Western Minnesota Intercollegiate Circle telephoned
E D E
They said, hey Sean could you mosey on down to our gala ball
A
It reads Mister Madonna kicks some beat poetry
D C D C
If I could I would I would I swear I would be better
D C B
But it seem I am just a natural no good
E
And what's more I like living like that
[Verse 2]
A E A
After seven lines seventeen maybe I had to stop
D
These philistines were yelling hey Sean
E
I could not be heard for cowhand laughter
A
I picked up my books and headed for the door
D C D C
And if I trash this TV then I know I will feel better
D C B
Guess it seems I am just a natural no good
And I like it like that
[Chorus]
E F#m B A
But when I see you coming down my street
E F#m B A
You walk right in and then you Walk all over me
E F#m B A
Oh yeh I need you Gatecrashing on my beat
E F#m B A
Put on your high heels and baby Walk all over me
[Solo]
C#m D C A
[Bridge]
C#m
Fat hacks New York times food columnists
D
Want to review my soup yeh honestly
C
My wife says I go looking for trouble
A
I surely find it Do you think I like living like that?
[Solo]
E A x 3
[Chorus]
D C D C
And if I trash this TV then I know I will feel better
D C B
Guess it seems I am just a natural no good
And I like it like that
E F#m B A
But when I see you coming down my street
E F#m B A
You walk right in and then you Walk all over me
E F#m B A
Oh yeh I need you Gatecrashing on my beat
E F#m B A
walk in like nancy sinatra and baby Walk all over me
[Outro]
E A E A
E F#m B A
E F#m B A
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