Biography:
The Pretty Things was an English rock band formed in September 1963 in Sidcup, Kent, with their name from Willie Dixon's 1955 song "Pretty Thing". They pioneered a raw approach to rhythm and blues (and later, psychedelia) that influenced a number of key bands of the 1960s British 'invasion', particularly The Rolling Stones, and David Bowie whose first hero was Phil May (born 1944; died 2020). The band did their final tour in 2018.
The Pretty Things was preceded by Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys which consisted of Dick Taylor
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Cry To Me:The Pretty Things.
#28 on UK Charts on FONTANA Records
in 1965. (Cover of a Solomon Burke
hit from 1962.)
INTRO: E
#1.
E A
When your baby leaves you all alone and nobody
E
calls you on the phone.
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E
Come on, cry to me.
#2.
E
When you're all alone in your lonely room and
A E
there's nothing but her perfume.
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E B
Come on, cry to me.
BRIDGE:
A E
Nothing can be sadder than a glass of wine alone.
B E
Loneliness is such a long, long time.
A E
And there's no, no, no need for you to ever walk
B E B
alone..so, come on, come on, cry to me.
#3.
E
When you're all alone waiting for her voice in
A E
the night, but it doesn't come.
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E
Come on, cry to me.
CHORUS:
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E
Come on, cry to me.
CHORUS:
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E B
Come on, cry to me.
OUTRO:
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E B
Come on, cry to me.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#28 on UK Charts on FONTANA Records
in 1965. (Cover of a Solomon Burke
hit from 1962.)
INTRO: E
#1.
E A
When your baby leaves you all alone and nobody
E
calls you on the phone.
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E
Come on, cry to me.
#2.
E
When you're all alone in your lonely room and
A E
there's nothing but her perfume.
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E B
Come on, cry to me.
BRIDGE:
A E
Nothing can be sadder than a glass of wine alone.
B E
Loneliness is such a long, long time.
A E
And there's no, no, no need for you to ever walk
B E B
alone..so, come on, come on, cry to me.
#3.
E
When you're all alone waiting for her voice in
A E
the night, but it doesn't come.
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E
Come on, cry to me.
CHORUS:
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E
Come on, cry to me.
CHORUS:
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E B
Come on, cry to me.
OUTRO:
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E B
Come on, cry to me.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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