Biography:
Tanita Tikaram (born 12 August 1969 in Münster, Germany) British-raised artist, born to a Malaysian mother and Indo-Fijian British army officer father. She is the sister of actor Ramon Tikaram and currently resides in London, UK.
As a singer-songwriter, Tikaram scored her greatest hit to date with Twist in My Sobriety, from her debut album Ancient Heart in 1988, when she was 19 years of age. After two years she released her second album The Sweet Keeper, containing songs such as Sunset's Arrived and Harm in Your Hands.
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[Intro]
A-D-A-E x2
A D A E
There's a good tradition of love and hate staying by the fireside
A D A E
There's a good tradition of love and hate staying by the fireside
A D
And though the rain may fall your father's calling you
A E
You still feel safe inside
A D
And though your ma's too proud your brother's ignoring you
A E
You still feel safe inside
D
Oh, was this solo?
A
Was this yesterday?
E A
Was this true for you?
D A
'cause while all the rest have taken time
E A
This didn't do a lot for you
[Instrumental]
A-D-A-E x 2
A D
And the corners laced with memories
A E
Tell you how it used to be
A D A E
Your mother smiles, the children play, and all the bad things happen miles away
A D
And strong feelings never bother you
A E
You hold your head up while the rest of us try to
D
Oh, call the stations
A
Call the people
E A
We all want to know
D A
'cause while all the rest have taken time
E A
You don't want to know
[Instrumental]
A-D-A-E x 2
[Solo]
A-D-A-E x 2
A D A E
There's a good tradition of love and hate staying by the fireside
A D A E
There's a good tradition of love and hate staying by the fireside
A D
And though the rain may fall your father's calling you
A E
You still feel safe inside
A D
And though your ma's too proud your brother's ignoring you
A E
You still feel safe inside
D
Oh, was this solo?
A
Was this yesterday?
E A
Was this true for you?
D A
'cause while all the rest have taken time
E A
This didn't do a lot for you
A-D-A-E x2
A D A E
There's a good tradition of love and hate staying by the fireside
A D A E
There's a good tradition of love and hate staying by the fireside
A D
And though the rain may fall your father's calling you
A E
You still feel safe inside
A D
And though your ma's too proud your brother's ignoring you
A E
You still feel safe inside
D
Oh, was this solo?
A
Was this yesterday?
E A
Was this true for you?
D A
'cause while all the rest have taken time
E A
This didn't do a lot for you
[Instrumental]
A-D-A-E x 2
A D
And the corners laced with memories
A E
Tell you how it used to be
A D A E
Your mother smiles, the children play, and all the bad things happen miles away
A D
And strong feelings never bother you
A E
You hold your head up while the rest of us try to
D
Oh, call the stations
A
Call the people
E A
We all want to know
D A
'cause while all the rest have taken time
E A
You don't want to know
[Instrumental]
A-D-A-E x 2
[Solo]
A-D-A-E x 2
A D A E
There's a good tradition of love and hate staying by the fireside
A D A E
There's a good tradition of love and hate staying by the fireside
A D
And though the rain may fall your father's calling you
A E
You still feel safe inside
A D
And though your ma's too proud your brother's ignoring you
A E
You still feel safe inside
D
Oh, was this solo?
A
Was this yesterday?
E A
Was this true for you?
D A
'cause while all the rest have taken time
E A
This didn't do a lot for you
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