Biography:
The Sutherland Brothers Band was the recording name of British brothers Gavin Sutherland (born 6 October 1951, Peterhead, Scotland), bassist / vocalist and Iain Sutherland (born 17 November 1948, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland), vocalist / guitarist / keyboards, for an album in 1972.
Probably best-known for the song "Sailing" (later a world-wide hit for Rod Stewart), the Sutherland Brothers began performing as a folk / rock duo in the early 1970s.
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This is a great song by the Sutherland Brothers Band, before they joined forces with Quiver to become
Sutherland Brothers & Quiver. Before Sutherland Brothers & Quiver, the band had two hits, The Pie, and
Sailing, the latter to be made famous later by Rod Stewart.
I hope this sounds good to you. There are more subtle seventh and diminished chords going on in this
song which I haven't faithfully reproduced here. But I think this is the bones of it - it sounds okay to me!
Play around with it and feel free to suggest any corrections :)
A
When I say I love you,
D
You just act like I don’t know,
Bm
Trying hard to prove you’re near me,
G D
I’m always asking if you hear me.
A
Telling me it’s nothing,
D
When you say you got to go,
Bm
While I’m trying to unwind,
D G D
It’s my loneliness that’s binding me to you,
A Amaj7 A7
When I say I love you,
D Bm
Now it really means I love you,
A
Don’t you know?
A Am7 A7
If I gave you something,
D Bm
It’s because you gave me something,
G G/F# Em
You don’t know
D
Yeah you don’t know.
G G/F# Em
You don’t know,
D
Yeah you don’t know.
A
When I say I want you
D
I can only give you pain,
Bm
I can only bring you heartache
G D
I will always be the same,
A
And when I say I love you,
D
I can only speak your name,
Bm
I can only take your number,
D G D
If I ask you don’t deny me one more time.
A Amaj7 A7
When I say I love you,
D Bm
Now it really means I love you,
A
Don’t you know?
A Amaj7 A7
When the pie is open,
D Bm
There’ll be many more to love you,
G G/F# Em
You don’t know,
D
Yeah you don’t know,
G G/F# Em
You don’t know,
D
Yeah you don’t know,
G G/F# Em
Yeah you don’t know,
D
Yeah you don’t know.
This is a great song by the Sutherland Brothers Band, before they joined forces with Quiver to become
Sutherland Brothers & Quiver. Before Sutherland Brothers & Quiver, the band had two hits, The Pie, and
Sailing, the latter to be made famous later by Rod Stewart.
I hope this sounds good to you. There are more subtle seventh and diminished chords going on in this
song which I haven't faithfully reproduced here. But I think this is the bones of it - it sounds okay to me!
Play around with it and feel free to suggest any corrections :)
A
When I say I love you,
D
You just act like I don’t know,
Bm
Trying hard to prove you’re near me,
G D
I’m always asking if you hear me.
A
Telling me it’s nothing,
D
When you say you got to go,
Bm
While I’m trying to unwind,
D G D
It’s my loneliness that’s binding me to you,
A Amaj7 A7
When I say I love you,
D Bm
Now it really means I love you,
A
Don’t you know?
A Am7 A7
If I gave you something,
D Bm
It’s because you gave me something,
G G/F# Em
You don’t know
D
Yeah you don’t know.
G G/F# Em
You don’t know,
D
Yeah you don’t know.
A
When I say I want you
D
I can only give you pain,
Bm
I can only bring you heartache
G D
I will always be the same,
A
And when I say I love you,
D
I can only speak your name,
Bm
I can only take your number,
D G D
If I ask you don’t deny me one more time.
A Amaj7 A7
When I say I love you,
D Bm
Now it really means I love you,
A
Don’t you know?
A Amaj7 A7
When the pie is open,
D Bm
There’ll be many more to love you,
G G/F# Em
You don’t know,
D
Yeah you don’t know,
G G/F# Em
You don’t know,
D
Yeah you don’t know,
G G/F# Em
Yeah you don’t know,
D
Yeah you don’t know.
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