Biography:
Marmalade are a Scottish pop rock band originating from the east end of Glasgow, originally formed in 1961 as The Gaylords, and then later billed as Dean Ford and The Gaylords, recording four singles for Columbia (EMI). In 1966 they changed the band’s name to The Marmalade, and were credited as such on all of their subsequent recorded releases with CBS Records and Decca Records until 1972. Their greatest chart success was between 1968 and 1972, placing ten songs on the UK Singles Chart
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Radancer:Marmalade.
#6 in UK on DECCA Records in 1972.
INTRO: A
#1.
A
I saw a girl on a northern dance floor..
she looked sixteen, she could have been
more.
D A
I went to her thinking only of romance..
E D
but when the band played, man, I didn't
A
stand a chance..all she wanna do was..
CHORUS:
A
Dance, dance, dance, you ought to see her dance.
D
Dance, dance, dance, move over, give her a chance.
E D
Well, the people all stood around..watching her lay
it down.
A E A
She could dance, dance, dance the night away.
#2.
A
I tried to show some genuine affection..could be a
chance of a close connection.
D A
I didn't know she was there for just one thing.
E D A
Cause when the band played, man, you ought to see her swing..
swing down easy.
CHORUS:
A
Dance, dance, dance, you ought to see her dance.
D
Dance, dance, dance, move over, give her a chance.
E D
Well, the people all stood around..watching her lay
it down.
A E A
She could dance, dance, dance, the night away.
(INTERLUDE:) D A D E A
#3.
A
And when the dance was nearly over I decided I was really
gonna show her.
D A
I took a drink and I went to join the fun..(that's when the
E D
fun had just begun)..and when the band played, man, I was
A
second to none.
CHORUS:
A
Dance, dance, dance, you ought to see me dance.
D
Dance, dance, dance, move over, give me a chance.
E D
Well, the people all stood around..watching me lay
it down.
A E A
I can dance, dance, dance the night away.
E A
Dance, dance, dance the night away.
E D A
Dance, dance, dance the night away.
OUTRO:
A
Dance, dance, Watusi Baby..dance, dance, Funky Mofa..dance,
A
dance, read your Sunday papers..dance, dance..desperate dance..
A
dance..dance, shake it, baby..dance, dance, rock n' roll dance..
A
dance, see you later..(Fade.)
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
#6 in UK on DECCA Records in 1972.
INTRO: A
#1.
A
I saw a girl on a northern dance floor..
she looked sixteen, she could have been
more.
D A
I went to her thinking only of romance..
E D
but when the band played, man, I didn't
A
stand a chance..all she wanna do was..
CHORUS:
A
Dance, dance, dance, you ought to see her dance.
D
Dance, dance, dance, move over, give her a chance.
E D
Well, the people all stood around..watching her lay
it down.
A E A
She could dance, dance, dance the night away.
#2.
A
I tried to show some genuine affection..could be a
chance of a close connection.
D A
I didn't know she was there for just one thing.
E D A
Cause when the band played, man, you ought to see her swing..
swing down easy.
CHORUS:
A
Dance, dance, dance, you ought to see her dance.
D
Dance, dance, dance, move over, give her a chance.
E D
Well, the people all stood around..watching her lay
it down.
A E A
She could dance, dance, dance, the night away.
(INTERLUDE:) D A D E A
#3.
A
And when the dance was nearly over I decided I was really
gonna show her.
D A
I took a drink and I went to join the fun..(that's when the
E D
fun had just begun)..and when the band played, man, I was
A
second to none.
CHORUS:
A
Dance, dance, dance, you ought to see me dance.
D
Dance, dance, dance, move over, give me a chance.
E D
Well, the people all stood around..watching me lay
it down.
A E A
I can dance, dance, dance the night away.
E A
Dance, dance, dance the night away.
E D A
Dance, dance, dance the night away.
OUTRO:
A
Dance, dance, Watusi Baby..dance, dance, Funky Mofa..dance,
A
dance, read your Sunday papers..dance, dance..desperate dance..
A
dance..dance, shake it, baby..dance, dance, rock n' roll dance..
A
dance, see you later..(Fade.)
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
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