Biography:
Squeeze es una banda musical británica formada en Londres en 1974. Los 2 únicos componentes que permanecen desde el principio, y también compositores de la mayoría de canciones, son Chris Difford y Glenn Tilbrook. Se suele clasificar a la banda como new wave.
Además de Difford y Tilbrook, otros componentes que han ido pasando por la banda son : Jools Holland, Paul Gunn, Gilson Lavis, Harry Kakoulli, John Bentley, Paul Carrack, Don Snow, Keith Wilkinson
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Other songs:
- Black Coffee In Bed
- Cool For Cats
- Take Me I'm Yours
- Tempted
- Annie Get Your Gun
- Another Nail
- Another Nail In My Heart
- Beautiful Game
- Cigarette Of A Single Man
- Cowboys Are My Weakness
- Cradle To The Grave
- Daphne
- Electric Trains
- Elephant Girl
- Everything
- Goodbye Girl
- Happy Days
- Haywire
- Honeytrap
- Hope Fell Down
- Hourglass
- I Think Im Go
- If I Didnt Love You
- If Its Love
- In Quintessence
- Innocence In Paradise
- Is That Love
- Its Not Cricket
- Ive Returned
- Labeled With Love
- Labelled With Love
- Maidstone
- Melody Motel
- Messed Around
- Nirvana
- Only 15
- Open
- Piccadilly
- Points Of View
- Pulling Mussels From The Shell
- Revue
- Slaughtered Gutted And Heartbroken
- Slightly Drunk
- Snap Crackle And Pop
- Some Fantastic Place
- Sunny
- Take Me Im Yours
- The Elephant Ride
- The Hunt
- The Knack
- The Truth
- Third Rail
- Top Of The Form
- Up The Junction
- Vicky Verky
- Walk A Straight Line
- Walk Away
- When The Hangover Strikes
- Womans World
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Points of View
(Difford/Tilbrook)
Originally appears on: Sweets From a Stranger
Vocal: Glenn
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Lyrics (with modifications) pinched from Dan Rivkin
and Erik G.'s Squeeze Home page.
Chords painfully figured out by Geordan Rosario.
(Thanks a bunch for all those split chords, *Glenn*... ;] )
Comments and corrections to [email protected].
Flames to [email protected].
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INTRO: Cm/A G Cm/A G
Cm/Eb
I'm impossible she's exciting
G/D D
Bound together with joined up writing
Cm G/D
In the Church I heard a bell ring
Cm/Eb Em
In a bar I heard a girl sing
G Cm/Eb
She sings solo I see double
G/D A/C#
Moments vanish her love so subtle
Cm G/B
I went home it's not surprising
Gm/Bb A
Words were few and realising
CHORUS:
Am7 G
I was deep in my points of view
Am7 G
So interested to talk to you
Am7 G
talk to you talk to you
Am7 G
talk to you talk to you
(Do chords from first verse)
She' s romantic and I'm selected
Glances swapped and thoughts collected
By her song it's not her singing
Words were few the bell was ringing
On the table my cards are shuffled
Words take time to get so muddled
I'm off home I'm shy but eager
Tomorrow comes I hope to see her
(Do chords from Chorus)
On the stage with her velvet voice
Though some would say that it's just a noise
just a noise just a noise
just a noise just a noise
BRIDGE:
Eb Dm C# Cm Bm Bb A
Am7 G
I bit off more than I could chew
Am7 G
So interested in my points of view
(Do chords from first verse)
Trial and Jury swear on the Bible
I'm too drunk and unreliable
I'm too drunk for conversation
Though I wait for invitation
She's exiting I'm uninvited
Fifteen rounds this love I've fighted
I'll walk home and curse the heavens
Lost on points my heart was flattened
Am7 G
Maybe she had other things to do
Am7 G
And didn't want any points of view
Am7 G (repeat to fade)
Written by Difford/Tilbrook, © 1982, 1987 A&M Records, Inc.
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
Points of View
(Difford/Tilbrook)
Originally appears on: Sweets From a Stranger
Vocal: Glenn
------------------------
Lyrics (with modifications) pinched from Dan Rivkin
and Erik G.'s Squeeze Home page.
Chords painfully figured out by Geordan Rosario.
(Thanks a bunch for all those split chords, *Glenn*... ;] )
Comments and corrections to [email protected].
Flames to [email protected].
------------------------
INTRO: Cm/A G Cm/A G
Cm/Eb
I'm impossible she's exciting
G/D D
Bound together with joined up writing
Cm G/D
In the Church I heard a bell ring
Cm/Eb Em
In a bar I heard a girl sing
G Cm/Eb
She sings solo I see double
G/D A/C#
Moments vanish her love so subtle
Cm G/B
I went home it's not surprising
Gm/Bb A
Words were few and realising
CHORUS:
Am7 G
I was deep in my points of view
Am7 G
So interested to talk to you
Am7 G
talk to you talk to you
Am7 G
talk to you talk to you
(Do chords from first verse)
She' s romantic and I'm selected
Glances swapped and thoughts collected
By her song it's not her singing
Words were few the bell was ringing
On the table my cards are shuffled
Words take time to get so muddled
I'm off home I'm shy but eager
Tomorrow comes I hope to see her
(Do chords from Chorus)
On the stage with her velvet voice
Though some would say that it's just a noise
just a noise just a noise
just a noise just a noise
BRIDGE:
Eb Dm C# Cm Bm Bb A
Am7 G
I bit off more than I could chew
Am7 G
So interested in my points of view
(Do chords from first verse)
Trial and Jury swear on the Bible
I'm too drunk and unreliable
I'm too drunk for conversation
Though I wait for invitation
She's exiting I'm uninvited
Fifteen rounds this love I've fighted
I'll walk home and curse the heavens
Lost on points my heart was flattened
Am7 G
Maybe she had other things to do
Am7 G
And didn't want any points of view
Am7 G (repeat to fade)
Written by Difford/Tilbrook, © 1982, 1987 A&M Records, Inc.
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