Biography:
Nancy Sandra Sinatra Jr (born June 8, 1940, in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States) is a singer and actress. She is the daughter of the legendary singer Frank Sinatra and his first wife Nancy Barbato.
Her career peaked in the late 1960s with a string of pop music hits. Her best-known hit, These Boots Are Made for Walkin' - which popularized and made her synonymous with Go-Go boots - was written by Lee Hazlewood. These Boots... has been covered by many artists such as Geri Halliwell
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Other songs:
- Bang Bang
- Bang Bang (my Baby Shot Me Down)
- Something Stupid
- Sugar Town
- Summer Wine
- These Boots Are Made For Walking
- 100 Years
- Arkansas Coal Suite
- Bang Bang My Baby Shot Me Down
- Big Red Balloon
- Coastin
- Did You Ever
- Flowers On The Wall
- Fridays Child
- Happy
- Hows That Grab You Darlin
- I Move Around
- Ive Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up To Me
- Leave My Dog Alone
- Lightnings Girl
- Love Eyes
- My Baby Cried All Night Long
- My Elusive Dreams
- Paris Summer
- Sand
- See The Little Children
- So Long Babe
- Tennessee Birdwalk
- The City Never Sleeps At Night
- The End
- The Last Of The Secret Agents
- These Boots Are Made For Walkin
- Tony Rome
- Until Its Time For You To Go
- You Only Live Twice
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My Elusive Dreams:Nancy Sinatra(Lee Hazelwood.)
Top of the charts in 1967-'68.
#1.
C F G C
I followed you to Texas, I followed you to Utah.
F G
We didn't find it there so we moved on.
C F G C
I followed you to Alabam', things looked good in Birmingham.
F G
We didn't find it there so we moved on.
CHORUS:
C F G C
I know you're tired of following, my elusive dreams and schemes.
F C G C
For they're only fleeting things, my elusive dreams.
#2.
C F G C
I had your child in Memphis, you heard of work in Nashville.
F G
We didn't find it there, so we moved on..
C F G C
To a small farm in Nebraska, to a gold mine in Alaska.
F G
We couldn't find it there so we moved on.
#3.
C F G C
And now we've left Alaska, because there was no gold mine.
F G
But this time, only two of us move on.
C F G C
And now we have each other...And a little memory to cling to.
F G
And still you won't let me go on alone.
CHORUS:
C F G C
I know you're tired of following, my elusive dreams and schemes.
F C G C
For they're only fleeting things...my elusive dreams.
ADD:
F C G C
For they're only fleeting things...my elusive dreams.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
Top of the charts in 1967-'68.
#1.
C F G C
I followed you to Texas, I followed you to Utah.
F G
We didn't find it there so we moved on.
C F G C
I followed you to Alabam', things looked good in Birmingham.
F G
We didn't find it there so we moved on.
CHORUS:
C F G C
I know you're tired of following, my elusive dreams and schemes.
F C G C
For they're only fleeting things, my elusive dreams.
#2.
C F G C
I had your child in Memphis, you heard of work in Nashville.
F G
We didn't find it there, so we moved on..
C F G C
To a small farm in Nebraska, to a gold mine in Alaska.
F G
We couldn't find it there so we moved on.
#3.
C F G C
And now we've left Alaska, because there was no gold mine.
F G
But this time, only two of us move on.
C F G C
And now we have each other...And a little memory to cling to.
F G
And still you won't let me go on alone.
CHORUS:
C F G C
I know you're tired of following, my elusive dreams and schemes.
F C G C
For they're only fleeting things...my elusive dreams.
ADD:
F C G C
For they're only fleeting things...my elusive dreams.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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Nashville
Nashville Cast
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