Biography:
Malcolm Middleton (born Malcolm Bruce Middleton on 31 December 1973 and raised in Falkirk, Scotland) is a Scottish singer-songwriter, best known best known for his work with Aidan Moffat in post-folk indie band, Arab Strap, and for his subsequent solo career, writing and producing. In 2012 he released a self-titled album under the name Human Don't Be Angry.
Middleton began in the 1990s playing both bass and guitar, and sometimes singing, in several bands including Purple Bass Plectrum, Rabid Lettuce, Pigtube and The Laughing Stock.
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!!Capo 3rd Fret!!
Switches may not be accurate, but shouldn't be a problem, if you know the song.
There are a lot of variations, which you have to figure out for yourself
Em
Em C
If you're sad, feeling low
G D
and you've got nowhere to go.
Em C
You make mistakes, and you never learn
G D
now you've got nowhere to turn.
Em C
Don't be scared, i have a plan,
G D
i know a place, i know the man.
Em
Cowboy boots and back-catalogue,
C
White Russians and a monologue,
G D
put him on, turn it up and rip him off.
Em
A hired guitar and no fixed abode,
C
a howl and suspended chord,
G D
broken heart, a swinging door, the open road.
Em C D
When you're lost follow Robin down
Em C D
to the darkness where he hangs around.
C Em D
You can hear him sing his songs
C Em D
how he bounced off women where it all went wrong.
C Em D
Screaming at the screamers, holding up a light
C D
in the darkness.
If you're ever stuck, in the middle of the night
you can't get out, you don't believe in light.
Well there is hope, like there is Hell,
like going home, like getting well.
Don't be scared, i have a plan,
i know a place, i know the man.
Cowboy boots and back-catalogue,
White Russians and a monologue,
put him on, turn it up and rip him off.
A hired guitar and no fixed abode,
a howl and suspended chord,
broken heart, a swinging door, the open road.
When you're lost follow Robin down
to the darkness where he hangs around.
You can hear him sing his songs
how he bounced off women where it all went wrong.
Screaming at the dreamers, holding up a light
in the darkness,
in the darkness.
Switches may not be accurate, but shouldn't be a problem, if you know the song.
There are a lot of variations, which you have to figure out for yourself
Em
Em C
If you're sad, feeling low
G D
and you've got nowhere to go.
Em C
You make mistakes, and you never learn
G D
now you've got nowhere to turn.
Em C
Don't be scared, i have a plan,
G D
i know a place, i know the man.
Em
Cowboy boots and back-catalogue,
C
White Russians and a monologue,
G D
put him on, turn it up and rip him off.
Em
A hired guitar and no fixed abode,
C
a howl and suspended chord,
G D
broken heart, a swinging door, the open road.
Em C D
When you're lost follow Robin down
Em C D
to the darkness where he hangs around.
C Em D
You can hear him sing his songs
C Em D
how he bounced off women where it all went wrong.
C Em D
Screaming at the screamers, holding up a light
C D
in the darkness.
If you're ever stuck, in the middle of the night
you can't get out, you don't believe in light.
Well there is hope, like there is Hell,
like going home, like getting well.
Don't be scared, i have a plan,
i know a place, i know the man.
Cowboy boots and back-catalogue,
White Russians and a monologue,
put him on, turn it up and rip him off.
A hired guitar and no fixed abode,
a howl and suspended chord,
broken heart, a swinging door, the open road.
When you're lost follow Robin down
to the darkness where he hangs around.
You can hear him sing his songs
how he bounced off women where it all went wrong.
Screaming at the dreamers, holding up a light
in the darkness,
in the darkness.
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