Biography:
Sandy Denny (Alexandra Elene Maclean Denny, 6 January, 1947 – 21 April, 1978) was an English singer and songwriter, perhaps best known as the lead singer for the folk rock band Fairport Convention. She has been described as "the pre-eminent British folk rock singer".
After briefly working with British folk band the Strawbs, Denny joined Fairport Convention in 1968, remaining with that band until the end of 1969. She formed the short-lived band Fotheringay in 1970
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Sandy Denny
D F
My friend I know you’ve suffered,
C G
Although you are still young.
D F
Why was it you who’d not take help
C G
From anyone?
D F
Oh it’s true, it's very true, he said,
C G
Some hard times I have known,
D F
But I have always overcome them
C G
On my own.
D F
Oh the pearls that you hold in your hand
C G
They are beautiful to see,
D F
But you show them not to anyone,
C G
Not even me.
D F
For you are like the others, he said.
C G
I never can be sure
D F
That you wish just to see the pearls
C G
And nothing more.
D F
Why can you not see reason?
C G
Our lives they are not long.
D F
Why can you take no time
C G
To tell us all we’re wrong?
D F
My tune it does not change, he said,
C G
And neither does your song,
D F
And words I use them rarely
C G
When I’m all alone.
Sandy Denny
D F
My friend I know you’ve suffered,
C G
Although you are still young.
D F
Why was it you who’d not take help
C G
From anyone?
D F
Oh it’s true, it's very true, he said,
C G
Some hard times I have known,
D F
But I have always overcome them
C G
On my own.
D F
Oh the pearls that you hold in your hand
C G
They are beautiful to see,
D F
But you show them not to anyone,
C G
Not even me.
D F
For you are like the others, he said.
C G
I never can be sure
D F
That you wish just to see the pearls
C G
And nothing more.
D F
Why can you not see reason?
C G
Our lives they are not long.
D F
Why can you take no time
C G
To tell us all we’re wrong?
D F
My tune it does not change, he said,
C G
And neither does your song,
D F
And words I use them rarely
C G
When I’m all alone.
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