Biography:
Men at Work are an ARIA Music Award winning and Grammy winning rock band that formed in Melbourne, Australia in 1979. Considered a popular part of the new wave movement in Australia, the band's best known line-up consisted of Colin Hay (vocals, guitar), Ron Strykert (guitar, vocals), John Rees (bass), Greg Ham (saxophone, flute, keyboards), and Jerry Speiser (drums). They are best known their worldwide hit singles "Who Can It Be Now?", "Down Under", and "Overkill".
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Other songs:
- Blue For You
- Down Under
- Land Down Under
- Overkill
- Underground
- Who Can It Be Now
- Be Good Johnny
- Catch A Star
- Down By The Sea
- Dr Heckyll And Mr Jive
- Everything I Need
- Helpless Automaton
- High Wire
- I Can See It In Your Eyes
- Its A Mistake
- No Restrictions
- No Sign Of Yesterday
- People Just Love To Play With Words
- Settle Down My Boy
- Still Life
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Verse 1]
G Am7 G Am7
Settle down, an eat your peas and gravy, my boy
G Am7 G Am7
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down
G Am7 G Am7
Stop wasting all your time with running around the town
[chorus]
G Am7 G Am7
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down
[bridge]
E A E A
Knuckle down and find a job and take some responsibility
[chorus]
E A E A
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down
[bridge]
E A E A
The future's something you should be thinking about
[chorus]
E A E A
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down
[Verse 1]
G Am7 G Am7
Look around for a wife to start a family, my boy
G Am7 G Am7
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down
G Am7 G Am7
Listen to your father and he'll tell you the same as me
G Am7 G Am7
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down
[Verse 2]
C G A B
Your words would go in one ear and out the other side
C G A B
Don't say my head was empty and I had things to hide
[bridge]
E A E A
And you better put away something for your old age
[chorus]
E A E A
So settle down, settle down my boy settle down
E A E A
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down uh huh huh
G Am7 G Am7
Settle down, an eat your peas and gravy, my boy
G Am7 G Am7
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down
G Am7 G Am7
Stop wasting all your time with running around the town
[chorus]
G Am7 G Am7
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down
[bridge]
E A E A
Knuckle down and find a job and take some responsibility
[chorus]
E A E A
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down
[bridge]
E A E A
The future's something you should be thinking about
[chorus]
E A E A
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down
[Verse 1]
G Am7 G Am7
Look around for a wife to start a family, my boy
G Am7 G Am7
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down
G Am7 G Am7
Listen to your father and he'll tell you the same as me
G Am7 G Am7
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down
[Verse 2]
C G A B
Your words would go in one ear and out the other side
C G A B
Don't say my head was empty and I had things to hide
[bridge]
E A E A
And you better put away something for your old age
[chorus]
E A E A
So settle down, settle down my boy settle down
E A E A
Settle down, settle down my boy settle down uh huh huh
Mercy Me
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Meredith Brooks
Meredith Willson
Meredith Wilson