Biography:
Lucy Wainwright Roche (born 1981) is a singer-songwriter and performer known for her clear, powerful voice and her refreshingly straightforward stage presence. Lucy hails from what could be called a musical dynasty. Her parents are musicians Suzzy Roche and Loudon Wainwright III, and her maternal aunts are Maggie Roche and Terre Roche, who with Suzzy Roche formed the group The Roches. Her paternal half-siblings are Martha Wainwright and Rufus Wainwright.
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Other songs:
- A Quiet Line
- Accident And Emergency
- America
- Bleecker Street
- Call Your Girlfriend Live
- Canturbury Song
- Early Train
- I
- Last Time
- Look Busy
- Mary
- Mercury News
- October
- Once In
- Open Season
- Say Yes
- Seek And Hide
- Snare Drum
- Starting Square
- Statesville
- Take What Youre Given
- The Same
- The Worst Part
- The Year Will End Again
- Under The Gun
- Wild Mountain Thyme
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[Intro]
G D C G D C G
[Verse]
D C G
Quarter to ten at the A & E
D C G
Where nobody thought they would need to be
D C G
Saturday night in the old country
D C G
And we come to you on our knees
[Chorus]
D Em C G D
Take us in, will you, will you?
Em C G D
with the unlucky, the drunken too
Em C G D Em C G D
Take us in, will you, will you____?
[Verse]
G D C G
A blow to the head and a break to the foot
D C G
And a party of revellers turned meaner
D C G
A woman is red-eyed and reading a book
D C G
With a child asleep at her feet
[Chorus]
D Em C G D
Have you been here, waiting long?
Em C G D
With the others whose evening’s gone wrong
Em C G D Em C G D
Have you been here, waiting long____?
[Verse]
G D C G
Quarter to three and the NHS
D C G
Has given our worries a bed to rest
D C G
Fluorescent lights and a handful of tests
D C G
A quick smile from the nurse on her way
[Chorus]
D Em C G D
Smile again, can you, can you?
Em C G D
after all of the things you’ve been through
Em C G D Em C G D
Smile again, can you, can you____?
[Bridge]
G C G D Em C G D
A phone call breaks through still night, "I’m sorry to wake you
G C G D Em C G D
We’re on floor two, Fulham Palace Avenue"
[Verse]
G D C G
Quarter to eight, I walk out on the street
D C G
And Hammersmith Station’s alive with
D C G
Sunday day-shoppers who’ve risen from sleep
D C G
Just sure that today will arrive
[Chorus]
D Em C G D
Take good care, my friend, my friend
Em C G D
If there’s ever a hand I can lend
Em C G D Em C G D
Take good care, my friend, my friend____
[Verse]
D C G
Quarter to ten at the A & E
D C G
Where nobody thought they would need to be
D C G
Saturday night in the old country
D C G
And we come to you on our knees
G D C G D C G
[Verse]
D C G
Quarter to ten at the A & E
D C G
Where nobody thought they would need to be
D C G
Saturday night in the old country
D C G
And we come to you on our knees
[Chorus]
D Em C G D
Take us in, will you, will you?
Em C G D
with the unlucky, the drunken too
Em C G D Em C G D
Take us in, will you, will you____?
[Verse]
G D C G
A blow to the head and a break to the foot
D C G
And a party of revellers turned meaner
D C G
A woman is red-eyed and reading a book
D C G
With a child asleep at her feet
[Chorus]
D Em C G D
Have you been here, waiting long?
Em C G D
With the others whose evening’s gone wrong
Em C G D Em C G D
Have you been here, waiting long____?
[Verse]
G D C G
Quarter to three and the NHS
D C G
Has given our worries a bed to rest
D C G
Fluorescent lights and a handful of tests
D C G
A quick smile from the nurse on her way
[Chorus]
D Em C G D
Smile again, can you, can you?
Em C G D
after all of the things you’ve been through
Em C G D Em C G D
Smile again, can you, can you____?
[Bridge]
G C G D Em C G D
A phone call breaks through still night, "I’m sorry to wake you
G C G D Em C G D
We’re on floor two, Fulham Palace Avenue"
[Verse]
G D C G
Quarter to eight, I walk out on the street
D C G
And Hammersmith Station’s alive with
D C G
Sunday day-shoppers who’ve risen from sleep
D C G
Just sure that today will arrive
[Chorus]
D Em C G D
Take good care, my friend, my friend
Em C G D
If there’s ever a hand I can lend
Em C G D Em C G D
Take good care, my friend, my friend____
[Verse]
D C G
Quarter to ten at the A & E
D C G
Where nobody thought they would need to be
D C G
Saturday night in the old country
D C G
And we come to you on our knees
Ludvig Moon
Ludwig Hirsch
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Luifer Cuello