Biography:
The Guess Who is a rock band from Winnipeg, Manitoba that was one of the first Canadian groups to establish a major successful following both in their own country as well as abroad. In their late 60s and early 70s heyday, the guys took influence from late period British invasion bands as well as stuck alongside them on the charts. They were notably the first Canadian rock n roll group to have a #1 hit in the United States thanks to the success of 1970's "American Woman".
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Other songs:
- American Woman
- Laughing
- Undun
- 6 Am Or Nearer
- 8 15
- A Fool A Fool I Met A Fool
- A Wednesday In Your Garden
- Albert Flasher
- All Hashed Out
- And Shes Mine
- Arrivederci Girl
- Attilas Blues
- Back To The City
- Ballad Of The Last Five Years
- Broken
- Bus Rider
- Bye Bye Babe
- Cardboard Empire
- Clap For The Wolfman
- Coors For Sunday
- Dancin Fool
- Diggin Yourself
- Do You Miss Me Darlin
- Dont You Want Me
- Down And Out Woman
- Dreams
- Eye
- Fiddlin
- Follow Your Daughter Home
- Get Your Ribbons On
- Glace Bay Blues
- Glamour Boy
- Goin A Little Crazy
- Got To Find Another Way
- Grey Day
- Hamba Gahle Usalang Gahle
- Hand Me Down World
- His Girl
- Humptys Blues
- I Found Her In A Star
- Just Let Me Sing
- Key
- Lie Down
- Life In The Bloodstream
- Lightfoot
- Love Is All Around
- Loves Me Like A Brother
- Maple Fudge
- Minstrel Boy
- Miss Felicity Grey
- Miss Frizzy
- Mr Nothin
- Musicione
- No Sugar Tonight
- No Sugar Tonight New Mother Nature
- No Sugarnew Mother Nature
- No Time
- Nobody Knows His Name
- Of A Dropping Pin
- Old Joe
- One Divided
- One Man Army
- One Way Road To Hell
- Orly
- Palmyra
- Pink Wine Sparkles In The Glass
- Pleasin For Reason
- Pretty Blue Eyes
- Rain Dance
- Rock And Roller Steam
- Rosanne
- Runnin Back To Saskatoon
- Runnin Down The Street
- Samanthas Living Room
- Self Pity
- Seven Long Years
- Share The Land
- She Might Have Been A Nice Girl
- Shopping Bag Lady
- Silver Bird
- Smoke Big Factory
- Sona Sona
- Sour Suite
- Star Baby
- Straighten Out
- Take It Off My Shoulders
- Take The Long Way Home
- The Answer
- The Watcher
- These Eyes
- This Time Long Ago
- Those Show Biz Shoes
- Three More Days
- Very Far From Near
- When Friends Fall Out
- When You Touch Me
- Women
- You Know He Did
- Your Nashville Sneakers
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[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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Sidemen come out first, John Stockfish bass guitar
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Looks at the world through the eyes of Nashville
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The Riverboat and Charlie Mccoy, he's just a boy´
[Verse 2]
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The lead guitarist Red Shea who's really come a long, long way
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Since rhythm rocker jingle jangle and go Red... and Lightfoot
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Edwardian, suddenly striped, his hair blondish and poetic
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He is less than vinyl perfect
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His foot is a precise anchor for the husk and vibrance of his voice
[Pre-Chorus]
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He is the image of Alberta
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The side street near Chicago
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The grim beauty of Toronto
[Chorus]
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He is an artist, he is an artist
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He is an artist painting sistine masterpieces of pine and fur and backwoods
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Still echos long ago the winter night of black july and then the outcome
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Of an early Cleveland rainfalls
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I sit softly among the rest waiting there for him to paint his pictures
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And as the go-go girl went round and our heads were in a spin I thought about
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The Crossroads, In the Early Morning Rain and Rosanna
[Pre-Chorus]
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I'm not saying that I'm sorry
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I'm just telling you the story
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And when Lightfoot's magic calls
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You can write it on your walls
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'Cause that's what walls are for
[Chorus]
D Dsus4 A G
He is an artist, he is an artist
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He is an artist painting sistine masterpieces of pine and fur and backwoods
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He is an artist, he is an artist
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He is an artist painting sistine masterpieces of pine and fur and backwoods
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Still echos long ago the winter night of black july, he is an artist
D Dsus2 C D x2
[Verse 1]
D Dsus2 C D Dsus2 C D
Sidemen come out first, John Stockfish bass guitar
D Dsus4
Looks at the world through the eyes of Nashville
D Dsus4 D G A D Dsus2 C D
The Riverboat and Charlie Mccoy, he's just a boy´
[Verse 2]
D Dsus2 C D
The lead guitarist Red Shea who's really come a long, long way
D Dsus4 D G A D
Since rhythm rocker jingle jangle and go Red... and Lightfoot
C D
Edwardian, suddenly striped, his hair blondish and poetic
C D
He is less than vinyl perfect
Dsus4 D
His foot is a precise anchor for the husk and vibrance of his voice
[Pre-Chorus]
G A
He is the image of Alberta
G A
The side street near Chicago
G A D Dsus4 A G
The grim beauty of Toronto
[Chorus]
D Dsus4 A G
He is an artist, he is an artist
D Dsus4 A G D Dsus4
He is an artist painting sistine masterpieces of pine and fur and backwoods
A G D Dsus4 A
Still echos long ago the winter night of black july and then the outcome
G D Dsus4 A G
Of an early Cleveland rainfalls
D Dsus4 A G D Dsus4 A G
I sit softly among the rest waiting there for him to paint his pictures
D Dsus4 A G D
And as the go-go girl went round and our heads were in a spin I thought about
Dsus4 A G D
The Crossroads, In the Early Morning Rain and Rosanna
[Pre-Chorus]
G A
I'm not saying that I'm sorry
G A
I'm just telling you the story
G A
And when Lightfoot's magic calls
G A Asus4 A
You can write it on your walls
D Dsus4 A G
'Cause that's what walls are for
[Chorus]
D Dsus4 A G
He is an artist, he is an artist
D Dsus4 A G D Dsus4
He is an artist painting sistine masterpieces of pine and fur and backwoods
A G D Dsus4
He is an artist, he is an artist
A G D Dsus4 A
He is an artist painting sistine masterpieces of pine and fur and backwoods
G D Dsus4 A G D
Still echos long ago the winter night of black july, he is an artist
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