Biography:
The Beautiful South were a British pop group formed in 1989, from the ashes of Hull, England group The Housemartins. The band was put together by lead singer, Paul Heaton, and drummer, Dave Hemingway. They were joined by Sean Welch (Bass), Dave Stead (Drums) and Dave Rotheray (Guitar). Rotheray also co-writes the songs with Heaton.
In The Beautiful South, Heaton shared the lead singer's role with Hemingway and female singer Briana Corrigan to create a trio of lead vocalists.
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Other songs:
- 10000 Feet
- 101 Man
- 36D
- A Little Blue
- A Little Piece Of Advice
- A Little Time
- A Piece Of Sky
- Bell
- Blackbird On The Wire
- Blitzkrieg Bop
- Closer Than Most
- Domino Man
- Dont Marry Her
- Dont Stop Moving
- Dream A Little Dream
- Dumb
- Especially For You
- Everybodys Talkin
- Foundations
- Frank And Delores
- From Under The Covers
- Good As Gold
- How Longs A Tear Take To Dry
- I Cant Put My Finger On It
- I Love You But Youre Boring
- I Think The Answers Yes
- Ill Sail This Ship Alone
- Im Your Number One Fan
- Les Yeux Ouverts Open Eyes
- Let Love Speak For Itself
- Let Love Speak Up Itself
- Life Vs The Lifeless
- Look What I Found In My Beer
- Love Is
- Manchester
- Masculine Eclipse
- Mirror
- Mothers Pride
- Number One Fan
- Oh Blackpool
- Old Red Eyes Is Back
- One Last Love Song
- Perfect 10
- Poppy
- Pretenders To The Throne
- Prettiest Eyes
- Property Quiz
- Rose Of My Cologne
- Rotterdam
- Shouldve Kept My Eyes Shut
- Shouldve Kepy My Eyes Shut
- Something That You Said
- Song For Whoever
- Tattoo
- The Last Waltz
- The Rocking Chair
- The Root Of All Evil
- The Slide
- The Sound Of North America
- The Table
- This Old Skin
- Tonight I Fancy Myself
- Tupperware Queen
- We Are Each Other
- When Im 84
- When The Romance Is Dead
- Window Shopping For Blinds
- Woman In The Wall
- You Keep It All In
- You Play Glockenspiel Ill Play Drums
- Your Father And I
- Youre Only Jealous
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Intro: Am D
Verse:
Am D Am D
Look what I found in my beer
Am D Am D
A couple of dancing ladies and a ticket out of here
Am D Am D
Look what I found in my beer
G Am D
A start to being lonely and an end to my career
Am D Am D
Look what he found in his gin
Am D Am D
Lights' looking lively when love's looking dim
Am D Am D
Look what he found in his gin
G Am D
Souls looking heavy when personality's thin
G
Look what I found in the dru
Bm7 E Bm7 E
A lifelong beat and a replacement to the rum
G
Look what I found in guitar
Bm7 E Bm7 E
Another fellow thinker and a chauffeur to my heart
Em D G
Look what I found in the mic
Em D G
An end to screwed up drinking and a Paul I actually like
Em D G
Look what I found in my beer
D Eb Em C
A free test drive for a heart I cannot steer
G D G
Look what I found in my beer
Look what I found in my drink
A brain without a plughole and a sink without a think
Look what I found in my drink
A "love you" to the barmaid and a too-familiar wink
Look what we found in his booze
The reflection of him and his children without shoes
Look what we found in his booze
This mornings jigsaw in hill of last nights clues
G
Look what I found in the dru
Bm7 E Bm7 E
A lifelong beat and a replacement to the rum
G
Look what I found in guitar
Bm7 E Bm7 E
Another fellow thinker and a chauffeur to my heart
Em D G
Look what I found in the mic
Em D G
An end to screwed up drinking and a Paul I actually like
Em D G
Look what I found in my beer
D Eb Em C
A free test drive for a heart I cannot steer
G D G
Look what I found in my beer
C
Look what we found in the dance
G
Look what I've found in the song
C
Low expectations in a large pile of cans
D
It makes the drink seem weak the friendship strong
Am D x2
Am Am F#dim G
Verse:
Am D Am D
Look what I found in my beer
Am D Am D
A couple of dancing ladies and a ticket out of here
Am D Am D
Look what I found in my beer
G Am D
A start to being lonely and an end to my career
Am D Am D
Look what he found in his gin
Am D Am D
Lights' looking lively when love's looking dim
Am D Am D
Look what he found in his gin
G Am D
Souls looking heavy when personality's thin
G
Look what I found in the dru
Bm7 E Bm7 E
A lifelong beat and a replacement to the rum
G
Look what I found in guitar
Bm7 E Bm7 E
Another fellow thinker and a chauffeur to my heart
Em D G
Look what I found in the mic
Em D G
An end to screwed up drinking and a Paul I actually like
Em D G
Look what I found in my beer
D Eb Em C
A free test drive for a heart I cannot steer
G D G
Look what I found in my beer
Look what I found in my drink
A brain without a plughole and a sink without a think
Look what I found in my drink
A "love you" to the barmaid and a too-familiar wink
Look what we found in his booze
The reflection of him and his children without shoes
Look what we found in his booze
This mornings jigsaw in hill of last nights clues
G
Look what I found in the dru
Bm7 E Bm7 E
A lifelong beat and a replacement to the rum
G
Look what I found in guitar
Bm7 E Bm7 E
Another fellow thinker and a chauffeur to my heart
Em D G
Look what I found in the mic
Em D G
An end to screwed up drinking and a Paul I actually like
Em D G
Look what I found in my beer
D Eb Em C
A free test drive for a heart I cannot steer
G D G
Look what I found in my beer
C
Look what we found in the dance
G
Look what I've found in the song
C
Low expectations in a large pile of cans
D
It makes the drink seem weak the friendship strong
Am D x2
Am Am F#dim G
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