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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Capo 1
[INTRO]
C G Am F (x 4)
[VERSE 1]
F C G Am
honestly you were less than a prince
F C G
i could say that again
F C G Am
what we had was little more than a glimpse
F C G
of the things that we wanted back then
[BRIDGE 1]
Am C G Am
no one likes to find the one who
C G
they thought was lovely was a flash in the pan
Am C G Am
survey the scene well the break was clean
C G
hell that may be true and yet the losses were grand
[CHORUS]
C G
and the worst part is oh the worst part is
Am F
oh the very worst part is
C G Am F
i will always love you anyway
C G
and the worst part is oh the worst part is
Am F
oh the very worst part is
C G Am F
i will always love you anyway
[VERSE 2]
F C G Am
left myself sitting pretty and dumb
F C G
sitting right on the rails
F C G Am
the service train came and set us apart
F C G
although now i’m still getting your mail
[BRIDGE 2]
Am C G Am
you seem to have found a way to bring me down
C G
to make me see just how the problem is mine
Am C G Am
if you would like to be a person making me
C G
feel worse well you can get behind me in line
[CHORUS]
[INTRO]
C G Am F (x 4)
[VERSE 1]
F C G Am
honestly you were less than a prince
F C G
i could say that again
F C G Am
what we had was little more than a glimpse
F C G
of the things that we wanted back then
[BRIDGE 1]
Am C G Am
no one likes to find the one who
C G
they thought was lovely was a flash in the pan
Am C G Am
survey the scene well the break was clean
C G
hell that may be true and yet the losses were grand
[CHORUS]
C G
and the worst part is oh the worst part is
Am F
oh the very worst part is
C G Am F
i will always love you anyway
C G
and the worst part is oh the worst part is
Am F
oh the very worst part is
C G Am F
i will always love you anyway
[VERSE 2]
F C G Am
left myself sitting pretty and dumb
F C G
sitting right on the rails
F C G Am
the service train came and set us apart
F C G
although now i’m still getting your mail
[BRIDGE 2]
Am C G Am
you seem to have found a way to bring me down
C G
to make me see just how the problem is mine
Am C G Am
if you would like to be a person making me
C G
feel worse well you can get behind me in line
[CHORUS]
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Ludwig Hirsch
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Luie Hond
Luifer Cuello