Biography:
Steve Harley (born Stephen Malcolm Ronald Nice in south London on 27 February 1951) is an English singer and songwriter, best known as frontman of the rock group Cockney Rebel (subsequently Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel), with whom he still tours.
Growing up in the New Cross area of London and attending Haberdashers' Aske's Hatcham College, his musical career began in the late 1960s when he was busking (with John Crocker) and performing his own songs, some of which were later recorded by him and the band.
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- A Friend For Life
- All In A Lifes Work
- Audience With The Man
- Ballerina Primadonna
- Dancing On The Telephone
- How Good It Feels
- Loveless
- New Fashioned Way
- Ordinary People
- Promises
- Rain In Venice
- Riding The Waves For Virginia Woolf
- Safe
- Star For A Week
- Stranger Comes To Town
- Thats My Life In Your Hands
- The Last Time I Saw You
- True Love Will Find You In The End
- Two Damnd Lies
- Victim Of Love
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Riding The Waves /For Virginia Woolf) - Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel
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Tabbed By: Me.
By: S. Harley
Album: Hobo With A Grin
Awesomness: Very high.
E G#
She shook her head and i saw jewels
A B A
I saw golden trinkets hanging there and quivering
E G# A
Then she told me, "Hey, I see the sea. Watch how the creases
B
Form then disappear"
A
We saw a new day forming
E B
The sun has risen now
A E
And set the fires/fibres burning
E B E
We got the feeling of riding the waves
Then light struck upon the brooding trees
Making one leaf seen transparant and then
shimmering
Then an arc of fire was burning on the distant rim
Of the horizon and we gazed in awe
The sun has risen now
And set the fires/fibres burning
We got the feeling of riding the waves
Solo:
E G# A B A
E G# A B A
The sun has risen now
And set the fires/fibres burning
We got the feeling of riding the waves
Then she whispered, "Look, the honey-coloured ball
Is lifting its way into another morning"
Then she flicked the back of her neck, defiantly,
And for such gestures one could fall
Hopessly in love
For a lifetime
The sun has risen now
And set the fires/fibres burning
We got the feeling of riding the waves
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Comments & Corrections are welcome.
Changes Done:
Now it should be Correct.
Riding The Waves /For Virginia Woolf) - Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel
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Tabbed By: Me.
By: S. Harley
Album: Hobo With A Grin
Awesomness: Very high.
E G#
She shook her head and i saw jewels
A B A
I saw golden trinkets hanging there and quivering
E G# A
Then she told me, "Hey, I see the sea. Watch how the creases
B
Form then disappear"
A
We saw a new day forming
E B
The sun has risen now
A E
And set the fires/fibres burning
E B E
We got the feeling of riding the waves
Then light struck upon the brooding trees
Making one leaf seen transparant and then
shimmering
Then an arc of fire was burning on the distant rim
Of the horizon and we gazed in awe
The sun has risen now
And set the fires/fibres burning
We got the feeling of riding the waves
Solo:
E G# A B A
E G# A B A
The sun has risen now
And set the fires/fibres burning
We got the feeling of riding the waves
Then she whispered, "Look, the honey-coloured ball
Is lifting its way into another morning"
Then she flicked the back of her neck, defiantly,
And for such gestures one could fall
Hopessly in love
For a lifetime
The sun has risen now
And set the fires/fibres burning
We got the feeling of riding the waves
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Comments & Corrections are welcome.
Changes Done:
Now it should be Correct.
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