Biography:
Ronnie Lane (1 April 1946 - 4 June 1997) was an English singer, songwriter and bass player (nicknamed "Plonk") best known for his membership in two prominent English rock bands, Small Faces (1965-69) and Faces (1970-75).
He quit Faces in 1973 and formed his own band, Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance, in 1973 to record the hit single "How Come" (UK No. 11) and "The Poacher", then the album Anymore For Anymore, showcasing his own blend of British rock music, folk, and country music.
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Don?t You Cry For Me
(Ronnie Lane)
Great song from Ronnie's first post-Faces outing "Anymore for Anymore." This
sounds about right to me, though I'm sure there are a few nooks and rut left to
work out, but this should suffice for now. If you have the guitar capoed up on
the third fret, it sounds like the best tuning to Ronnie's original to me, though
I'm not amazingly musical, either, so...
-Capo 3rd fret-
Intro - G, C, Am7
G C Am7
Don?t you cry for me
G C Am7
Don?t want me ?cos I?m going
G C Am7
If what you say is true
G C Am7
You?d only wish we?d married
Am Em C D
Well all the things I loved that you put down
Am Em C D
Well they?ll all seem near when I?m not around
G C Am7
Oh, yes I will
G C Am7
Oh, yes I will
G C Am7
It?s time to make a change
G C Am7
Don?t want to hurt nobody
G C Am7
The day has been too long
G C Am7
I?m restless and I?m weary
Am Em C D
Now you can wear your broken hearted badge
Am Em C D
And be so good and I?m so bad
G C Am7
Oh, yes I am
G C Am7
Oh, yes I am
-Sax solo-
Am Em C D
Now you can wear your broken hearted badge
Am Em C D
And be so good and I?m so bad
G C Am7
Oh, yes I am
G C Am7
Oh, yes I am
G C Am7
I hoped that time would send
G C Am7
All the love that I?ve been waiting
G C Am7
And free me like a bird
G C Am7
From this cage that I?ve been making
Am Em C D
Oh well I?ll take the storm and all its ways
Am Em C D
And be calm for all my days
G C Am7
Oh, yes I will
G C Am7
Oh, yes I will
(Ronnie Lane)
Great song from Ronnie's first post-Faces outing "Anymore for Anymore." This
sounds about right to me, though I'm sure there are a few nooks and rut left to
work out, but this should suffice for now. If you have the guitar capoed up on
the third fret, it sounds like the best tuning to Ronnie's original to me, though
I'm not amazingly musical, either, so...
-Capo 3rd fret-
Intro - G, C, Am7
G C Am7
Don?t you cry for me
G C Am7
Don?t want me ?cos I?m going
G C Am7
If what you say is true
G C Am7
You?d only wish we?d married
Am Em C D
Well all the things I loved that you put down
Am Em C D
Well they?ll all seem near when I?m not around
G C Am7
Oh, yes I will
G C Am7
Oh, yes I will
G C Am7
It?s time to make a change
G C Am7
Don?t want to hurt nobody
G C Am7
The day has been too long
G C Am7
I?m restless and I?m weary
Am Em C D
Now you can wear your broken hearted badge
Am Em C D
And be so good and I?m so bad
G C Am7
Oh, yes I am
G C Am7
Oh, yes I am
-Sax solo-
Am Em C D
Now you can wear your broken hearted badge
Am Em C D
And be so good and I?m so bad
G C Am7
Oh, yes I am
G C Am7
Oh, yes I am
G C Am7
I hoped that time would send
G C Am7
All the love that I?ve been waiting
G C Am7
And free me like a bird
G C Am7
From this cage that I?ve been making
Am Em C D
Oh well I?ll take the storm and all its ways
Am Em C D
And be calm for all my days
G C Am7
Oh, yes I will
G C Am7
Oh, yes I will
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