Biography:
Guitarist best known for his work with Roxy Music, although he also recorded a number of well-regarded albums in the 70s under his own name, with 801 and Quiet Sun. Manzanera continues both to produce and record, with later works incorporating more and more Latin influences (Manzanera's mother is Colombian).
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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!
[Intro]
A#m F# C# G#
A#m F# C# G#
A#m F# C# G#
A#m F# C# G#
C# D# G# C# D# G#
C# D# G# C# D# G#
[Verse 1]
A#m
The message reads, "Well, hi there pal
F# C# G#
How have you been? Its such a long, long time"
A#m
Signed "with love" A blue ink kiss
F# C# G#
Is there above, "I hope you're feeling fine"
A#m F#m
Postcard scenes Of sun and sand and smart hotels
C#m G#
Where palm trees grow stretch out and warm this tired old town
A#m
Across a thousand miles, her love brings smiles
F# C# G#
You read her words once more before you let the lights go down
[Chorus]
G# C# D# G#
Panoramic views and side street scenes
C# D# G#
Fancy clubs, the current tourist themes
C# D# G#
For twenty cents, no more, the mail man brings
C# D# G#
Postcard love
[Verse 2]
C# G#
Friends come and go so quickly
C# G#
You wish she'd stayed
B F#
Singing songs for love is oh so very fine
C#
You played your hand and laid it on the line
D#
You bared your heart She trumped it every time
[Chorus]
G# C# D# G#
Panoramic views and side street scenes
C# D# G#
Fancy clubs, the current tourist themes
C# D# G#
For twenty cents, no more, the mail man brings
C# D# G#
Postcard love
[Verse 3]
A#m
And her message reads, "Well, hi there pal
F# C# G#
How have you been? Its such a long, long time"
A#m F# C#
And though its signed "with love" You know it's just a friendly touch
G#
I bet she hopes you're feeling fine
A#m F#
For postcard love Is all you'll ever get from her
C# G#
It's not her fault she hurt you bad And it will never mend
A#m
'Cos the "love" she sent and signed Was never meant to find
F# C# G#
The heart of one, and yes you know She thought was just a friend
[Outro]
C# D# G# C# D# G#
C# D# G# C# D# G#
A#m F# C# G#
A#m F# C# G#
A#m F# C# G#
A#m F# C# G#
C# D# G# C# D# G#
C# D# G# C# D# G#
[Verse 1]
A#m
The message reads, "Well, hi there pal
F# C# G#
How have you been? Its such a long, long time"
A#m
Signed "with love" A blue ink kiss
F# C# G#
Is there above, "I hope you're feeling fine"
A#m F#m
Postcard scenes Of sun and sand and smart hotels
C#m G#
Where palm trees grow stretch out and warm this tired old town
A#m
Across a thousand miles, her love brings smiles
F# C# G#
You read her words once more before you let the lights go down
[Chorus]
G# C# D# G#
Panoramic views and side street scenes
C# D# G#
Fancy clubs, the current tourist themes
C# D# G#
For twenty cents, no more, the mail man brings
C# D# G#
Postcard love
[Verse 2]
C# G#
Friends come and go so quickly
C# G#
You wish she'd stayed
B F#
Singing songs for love is oh so very fine
C#
You played your hand and laid it on the line
D#
You bared your heart She trumped it every time
[Chorus]
G# C# D# G#
Panoramic views and side street scenes
C# D# G#
Fancy clubs, the current tourist themes
C# D# G#
For twenty cents, no more, the mail man brings
C# D# G#
Postcard love
[Verse 3]
A#m
And her message reads, "Well, hi there pal
F# C# G#
How have you been? Its such a long, long time"
A#m F# C#
And though its signed "with love" You know it's just a friendly touch
G#
I bet she hopes you're feeling fine
A#m F#
For postcard love Is all you'll ever get from her
C# G#
It's not her fault she hurt you bad And it will never mend
A#m
'Cos the "love" she sent and signed Was never meant to find
F# C# G#
The heart of one, and yes you know She thought was just a friend
[Outro]
C# D# G# C# D# G#
C# D# G# C# D# G#
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