Biography:
Patricia Lee "Patti" Smith (born December 30, 1946) is an American singer, poet and visual artist who was a highly influential component of the New York punk rock movement, particularly with her 1975 début album 'Horses'. Called the "Godmother of Punk", she integrated the beat poetry performance style with three-chord rock. Smith's most widely known song is "Because the Night", which was co-written with Bruce Springsteen and reached number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1978.
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Other songs:
- Because The Night
- Pissing In A River
- 1959
- April Fool
- Ask The Angels
- Beneath The Southern Cross
- Blue Poles
- Broken Flag
- Changing Of The Guards
- Dancing Barefoot
- Dead To The World
- Death Singing
- Distant Fingers
- Farewell Reel
- Frederick
- Free Money
- Ghost Dance
- Gloria
- Helpless
- It Takes Time
- Libbies Song
- Mother Rose
- My Blakean Year
- My Madrigal
- People Have The Power
- Redondo Beach
- Revenge
- Smells Like Teen Spirit
- Sometimes Love Just Aint Enough
- Summer Cannibals
- We Three
- When Doves Cry
- White Rabbit
- Wing
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the whole thing, that i've figured out, is just switching between G and D.
if it wasn't for your golden hair
I would not be belonely
If it wasn't for your golden hair
I would not be alone
G
If it wasn't for your piercing stare
D G
I would not be belonely
If it wasn't for your piercing stare
D G
I would not be alone
D G
I would not waltz in a widow's line
D G
What was yours would not be mine
If it wasn't for your golden hair
D G
I would not be alone
G
You courted me with princely airs
D G
Said you'd love me only
Kiss the ribbons in my hair
D G
Said darling come and fly
G
Flower of the Calvary
D G
You swept me off my saddle
G
Lifted me into your life
D G
A soldier's wife was I
D G
You marched proudly for the horn
D G
I prayed for your swift return
D G
I waited for you so forlorn
D G
'Ere to be alone
G
I longed for you, I longed to die
D G
I was so belonely
The pillow's bare by my side
D G
And yet I shall abide
D G
For heaven has aset for me
D G
Companion for eternity
D G
So kiss the ribbons in my hair
D G
Say darling come and fly
G
If it wasn't for your golden hair
D G
I would not be alonely
If it wasn't for your golden hair
if it wasn't for your golden hair
I would not be belonely
If it wasn't for your golden hair
I would not be alone
G
If it wasn't for your piercing stare
D G
I would not be belonely
If it wasn't for your piercing stare
D G
I would not be alone
D G
I would not waltz in a widow's line
D G
What was yours would not be mine
If it wasn't for your golden hair
D G
I would not be alone
G
You courted me with princely airs
D G
Said you'd love me only
Kiss the ribbons in my hair
D G
Said darling come and fly
G
Flower of the Calvary
D G
You swept me off my saddle
G
Lifted me into your life
D G
A soldier's wife was I
D G
You marched proudly for the horn
D G
I prayed for your swift return
D G
I waited for you so forlorn
D G
'Ere to be alone
G
I longed for you, I longed to die
D G
I was so belonely
The pillow's bare by my side
D G
And yet I shall abide
D G
For heaven has aset for me
D G
Companion for eternity
D G
So kiss the ribbons in my hair
D G
Say darling come and fly
G
If it wasn't for your golden hair
D G
I would not be alonely
If it wasn't for your golden hair
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Pau Casals
Pau Hana
Paul Alone
Paul And Paula