Biography:
Rialto were a Britpop band of the late 1990s in the UK and known as that unlucky band who were dropped twice from East West Records. The band grew from the Oxygen/MCA Records act Kinky Machine that featured singer Louis Eliot (pictured, second from right) and Johnny Bull (pictured, far right). They released their first album, Rialto in 1998, and their second, Night on Earth in 2002. Their most famous single is their debut, 'Monday Morning 5:19'. However the single 'Untouchable' charted higher at number 20 in the UK.
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Rialto/ Monday morning 5.19
Em Am D
At eight o'clock we said goodbye,
G C
that's when I left her house for mine.
F♯
She said that she'd be staying in –
B B4 B
well she had to be at work by nine.
Em Am D
So I get home and have a bath,
G C
and let an hour or two pass;
F♯
drifting in front of my TV,
B B4 B
when a film comes on that she wants to see.
Em Am D
It's Monday Morning 5:19,
G C
and I'm still wondering where she's been,
Am F♯ B
'cos every time I try to call I just get her machine.
Em Am D G C
And now it's almost 6AM , and I don't want to try again,
Am F♯ B
'cos if she's still not back then this must be the end.
Em Am D
At first I guess she's gone to get
G C
herself a pack of cigarettes,
F♯
a pint of milk, food for the cat,
B B4 B
but it's midnight now and she's still not back.
It's Monday Morning 5:19, and I'm still wondering where she's been,
'cos every time I try to call I just get her machine.
And now it's almost 6AM, and I don't want to try again,
'cos if she's still not back then heaven knows, what then, is this the end?
At half past two I picture her in the back of someone else's car –
he runs his fingers through her hair...
Oh you shouldn't let him - touch you there!
[CHORUS]
Em Am D
At eight o'clock we said goodbye,
G C
that's when I left her house for mine.
F♯
She said that she'd be staying in –
B B4 B
well she had to be at work by nine.
Em Am D
So I get home and have a bath,
G C
and let an hour or two pass;
F♯
drifting in front of my TV,
B B4 B
when a film comes on that she wants to see.
Em Am D
It's Monday Morning 5:19,
G C
and I'm still wondering where she's been,
Am F♯ B
'cos every time I try to call I just get her machine.
Em Am D G C
And now it's almost 6AM , and I don't want to try again,
Am F♯ B
'cos if she's still not back then this must be the end.
Em Am D
At first I guess she's gone to get
G C
herself a pack of cigarettes,
F♯
a pint of milk, food for the cat,
B B4 B
but it's midnight now and she's still not back.
It's Monday Morning 5:19, and I'm still wondering where she's been,
'cos every time I try to call I just get her machine.
And now it's almost 6AM, and I don't want to try again,
'cos if she's still not back then heaven knows, what then, is this the end?
At half past two I picture her in the back of someone else's car –
he runs his fingers through her hair...
Oh you shouldn't let him - touch you there!
[CHORUS]
Rica Matsumoto
Ricardo Aguirre
Ricardo Andrade
Ricardo Andrade (...)
Ricardo Azevedo