Biography:
The Easybeats were an Australian rock band which formed in Sydney, Australia, in late 1964, and disbanded at the end of 1969. They were the antipodean echo to the style and sound of the Beatles in Britain, and the first rock and roll act from Australia to score an international pop hit with the 1966 single, "Friday on My Mind".
All five founding members were from families that had migrated to Australia from Europe: lead singer Stevie Wright and drummer
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Other songs:
- Cant You Leave Her
- Come And See Her
- Cry Cry Cry
- Easy As Can Be
- Friday On My Mind
- Girl On My Mind
- Good Times
- Hey Girl
- I Wonder
- Ill Make You Happy
- Im Gonna Tell Everybody
- In My Book
- Made My Bed Gonna Lie In It
- Promised Things
- River Deep Mountain High
- Sad And Lonely And Blue
- Shes So Fine
- Sorry
- St Louis
- Wedding Ring
- What About Our Love
- Women Make You Feel Alright
- You Said That
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St. Louis - The Easybeats
A C D A D C
Countrymen, friends, lend me your ears, I'll tell you a story of fifteen years.
A C D A D C
I'm an old man that's so forlorn, I wanna see the city where I was born.
A C D A D C
I got a feeling that I can't stand, I wanna go home to my old land.
A C D A D C D
Ain't got no money, I ain't got a cent. I can't get on that train, so help me.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
C
Come on people, gotta get moving
D
Come on people, gotta get grooving
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
A C D A D C
Step up to me you city gents and I'll clean your shoes for fifteen cents.
A C D A D C
I'll fix your tie, you'll look a smash. If you don't mind I'll take the cash.
A C D A D C
Soon I'll get the money and I'll feel fine, to pack my bags and drink my wine.
A C D A D C D
I only know I got to go home, the good Lord told me so, so help me.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
C
Come on people, gotta get moving
D
Come on people, gotta get grooving
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
B? E?
Which train goes to St. Louis, you know I've got the fare.
I know my times coming fast, I got to try and raise the fare.
C
Come on people, gotta get moving
D
Come on people, gotta get grooving
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
B A
Louis, Louis, Lou-is, Louis, Louis.
B A
Louis, Louis, Lou-is, Louis, Louis.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
etc.
A C D A D C
Countrymen, friends, lend me your ears, I'll tell you a story of fifteen years.
A C D A D C
I'm an old man that's so forlorn, I wanna see the city where I was born.
A C D A D C
I got a feeling that I can't stand, I wanna go home to my old land.
A C D A D C D
Ain't got no money, I ain't got a cent. I can't get on that train, so help me.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
C
Come on people, gotta get moving
D
Come on people, gotta get grooving
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
A C D A D C
Step up to me you city gents and I'll clean your shoes for fifteen cents.
A C D A D C
I'll fix your tie, you'll look a smash. If you don't mind I'll take the cash.
A C D A D C
Soon I'll get the money and I'll feel fine, to pack my bags and drink my wine.
A C D A D C D
I only know I got to go home, the good Lord told me so, so help me.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
C
Come on people, gotta get moving
D
Come on people, gotta get grooving
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
B? E?
Which train goes to St. Louis, you know I've got the fare.
I know my times coming fast, I got to try and raise the fare.
C
Come on people, gotta get moving
D
Come on people, gotta get grooving
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
B A
Louis, Louis, Lou-is, Louis, Louis.
B A
Louis, Louis, Lou-is, Louis, Louis.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
A B C D E Eb D
Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
etc.
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