Biography:
Sir Richard Starkey, MBE (born 7 July 1940 in Liverpool, England), known by his stage name Ringo Starr, is an English musician, singer, songwriter and actor, best known as the drummer of The Beatles. He was the oldest member of the band, and the last to join the now familiar 'Fab Four' line up.
While he was sometimes the least visible member of the band, Ringo's drumming style played a pivotal role in the music played and recorded by The Beatles. He filled the role he was hired for in 1962
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Other songs:
- Liverpool 8
- Only You (and You Alone)
- Photograph
- Your 16
- No No Song
- Anthem
- Back Off Boogaloo
- Beaucoups Of Blues
- Cookin In The Kitchen Of Love
- Dont Go Where The Road Dont Go
- Early 1970
- Give More Love
- Have You Seen My Baby
- Hold On
- I Call Your Name
- I Dont Believe You
- Im The Greatest
- It Dont Come Easy
- Its All Da
- La De Da
- Never Felt So Good
- Never Without You
- Not Looking Back
- Oh My My
- Only You
- R U Ready
- Rory And The Hurricanes
- Six Oclock
- Snookeroo
- Step Lightly
- Sunshine Life For Me
- The Weight Of The World
- Wake Up
- Walk With You
- Wings
- Wrack My Brain
- You And Me Babe
- You Never Know
- Youre Sixteen
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R U Ready by Ringo Starr from the album “Liverpool 8”
Written by Richard Starkey, Mark Hudson, Gary Burr, Steve Dudas
Tabbed by Fenian Bastard
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D D
D
Are you ready to cross over?
Are you ready to let go?
G D
To face the final curtain, in the land of I don’t know.
Bm G D
Jesus was a wise man and everyone’s a saint.
Em A
Are you ready to cross over?
G D
Are you ready?
D
You can read the good or bad books,
Read them fast or slow.
G
But is it fact or fiction?
D
There’s just one way to know.
Bm G D
Buddha was dancing underneath the Bodhi tree
Em A G D
He was ready to cross over, He was ready…
G D
So why hold on, hold on…
G
It’s good that you believe
F#
But it’s better if you know
G D Bm G
Don’t hold on, hold on…
G Bm A D
Someone’s there to catch you when you’re ready to let go.
D
I was sitting by the Ganges looking for another way.
G
But all roads lead to heaven.
D
No matter what they say.
Bm
Krishna was a good man.
G D
Why was he so blue?
Em A G D
He was ready to cross over, He was ready…
G D
So why hold on, hold on…
G
It’s good that you believe
F#
But it’s better if you know
G D Bm G
Don’t hold on, hold on…
G Bm A D
Someone’s there to catch you when you’re ready to let go. (play
me to heaven)
(lead guitar solo)
DGDBmGD
EmAGD
D (hold)
Are you ready to cross over?
D (hold)
Are you ready to let go?
G (hold) D (hold)
To face the final curtain, in the land of I don’t know.
D (hold) Bm (hold)
Everyone can get there.
G (hold) D (hold)
Cause we all have a soul
Em A
Are you ready to cross over?
G D
Are you ready?
G D
So why hold on, hold on…
G
It’s good that you believe
F#
But it’s better if you know
G D Bm G
Don’t hold on, hold on…
G Bm A D
Someone’s there to catch you when you’re ready to let go.
G Bm A D
Someone’s there to catch you when you’re ready to let go.
G Bm A D
Someone’s there to catch you when you’re ready…to let go…
D (repeat x 3)
R U Ready by Ringo Starr from the album “Liverpool 8”
Written by Richard Starkey, Mark Hudson, Gary Burr, Steve Dudas
Tabbed by Fenian Bastard
=========================================
D D
D
Are you ready to cross over?
Are you ready to let go?
G D
To face the final curtain, in the land of I don’t know.
Bm G D
Jesus was a wise man and everyone’s a saint.
Em A
Are you ready to cross over?
G D
Are you ready?
D
You can read the good or bad books,
Read them fast or slow.
G
But is it fact or fiction?
D
There’s just one way to know.
Bm G D
Buddha was dancing underneath the Bodhi tree
Em A G D
He was ready to cross over, He was ready…
G D
So why hold on, hold on…
G
It’s good that you believe
F#
But it’s better if you know
G D Bm G
Don’t hold on, hold on…
G Bm A D
Someone’s there to catch you when you’re ready to let go.
D
I was sitting by the Ganges looking for another way.
G
But all roads lead to heaven.
D
No matter what they say.
Bm
Krishna was a good man.
G D
Why was he so blue?
Em A G D
He was ready to cross over, He was ready…
G D
So why hold on, hold on…
G
It’s good that you believe
F#
But it’s better if you know
G D Bm G
Don’t hold on, hold on…
G Bm A D
Someone’s there to catch you when you’re ready to let go. (play
me to heaven)
(lead guitar solo)
DGDBmGD
EmAGD
D (hold)
Are you ready to cross over?
D (hold)
Are you ready to let go?
G (hold) D (hold)
To face the final curtain, in the land of I don’t know.
D (hold) Bm (hold)
Everyone can get there.
G (hold) D (hold)
Cause we all have a soul
Em A
Are you ready to cross over?
G D
Are you ready?
G D
So why hold on, hold on…
G
It’s good that you believe
F#
But it’s better if you know
G D Bm G
Don’t hold on, hold on…
G Bm A D
Someone’s there to catch you when you’re ready to let go.
G Bm A D
Someone’s there to catch you when you’re ready to let go.
G Bm A D
Someone’s there to catch you when you’re ready…to let go…
D (repeat x 3)
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