Biography:
Python Lee Jackson was a 1960s Australian band. The group's most famous hit was "In a Broken Dream", featuring Rod Stewart as guest vocalist.
Members in Australia
* Frank Kennington - vocals
* Mick Liber - guitar
* David Montgomery - drums
* Roy James - bass
* Bob Brady - vocals
* Lloyd Hardy aka Lloyd Hudson - bass
* David Bentley - songwriter, keyboards, vocals
* Malcolm McGee - vocals
* Bob Welsh - piano
* Duncan McGuire - bass
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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!
IN A BROKEN DREAM
Words and music by David Bentley
Transcribed by Tom De Val ([email protected])
[Intro]
Am Am/G Am/F# Fmaj7
Am G C E
[Verse 1]
Am Am/G Am/F#
Every day I spend my time drinkin' wine, feelin' fine
Fmaj7 Am G C
Waitin' here to find the sign that I can understand,
E
Yes I am.
Am Am/G Am/F#
In the days between the hours ivory towers, bloody flowers
Fmaj7 Am G C
Push their heads in to the air, I don't care if I ever know,
E
There I go
[Chorus]
Am C/G
Don't push your love too far,
D7/F# F
Your wounds won't leave a scar,
Am G C E
Right now is where you are in a broken dream.
Am C/G
Did someone bow their head?
D7/F# F
Did someone break the bread?
Am G C E
Good people are in bed before nine o'clock.
[Verse 2]
On the pad before my eyes paper cries, tellin' lies
The promises you gave from the grave of a broken heart
Hmm
Every day I spend my time drinkin' wine, feelin' fine
Waitin' here to find the sign that I can understand
Yes I am. Oh.
[Chorus]
Am C/G
Don't push your love too far,
D7/F# F
Your wounds won't leave a scar,
Am G C E
Right now is where you are in a broken dream.
Am C/G
Did someone bow their head?
D7/F# F
Did someone break the bread?
Am G C E
Good people are in bed before nine o'clock.
[Solo]
[Chorus]
Am C/G
Don't push your love too far,
D7/F# F
Your wounds won't leave a scar,
Am G C E
Right now is where you are in a broken dream.
Am C/G
Did someone bow their head?
D7/F# F
Did someone break the bread?
Am G C E
Good people are in bed before nine o'clock.
(to fade)
Words and music by David Bentley
Transcribed by Tom De Val ([email protected])
[Intro]
Am Am/G Am/F# Fmaj7
Am G C E
[Verse 1]
Am Am/G Am/F#
Every day I spend my time drinkin' wine, feelin' fine
Fmaj7 Am G C
Waitin' here to find the sign that I can understand,
E
Yes I am.
Am Am/G Am/F#
In the days between the hours ivory towers, bloody flowers
Fmaj7 Am G C
Push their heads in to the air, I don't care if I ever know,
E
There I go
[Chorus]
Am C/G
Don't push your love too far,
D7/F# F
Your wounds won't leave a scar,
Am G C E
Right now is where you are in a broken dream.
Am C/G
Did someone bow their head?
D7/F# F
Did someone break the bread?
Am G C E
Good people are in bed before nine o'clock.
[Verse 2]
On the pad before my eyes paper cries, tellin' lies
The promises you gave from the grave of a broken heart
Hmm
Every day I spend my time drinkin' wine, feelin' fine
Waitin' here to find the sign that I can understand
Yes I am. Oh.
[Chorus]
Am C/G
Don't push your love too far,
D7/F# F
Your wounds won't leave a scar,
Am G C E
Right now is where you are in a broken dream.
Am C/G
Did someone bow their head?
D7/F# F
Did someone break the bread?
Am G C E
Good people are in bed before nine o'clock.
[Solo]
[Chorus]
Am C/G
Don't push your love too far,
D7/F# F
Your wounds won't leave a scar,
Am G C E
Right now is where you are in a broken dream.
Am C/G
Did someone bow their head?
D7/F# F
Did someone break the bread?
Am G C E
Good people are in bed before nine o'clock.
(to fade)
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