Biography:
Weddings Parties Anything, often known as WPA and Weddoes, is an Australian folk rock band formed by Mick Thomas in Melbourne in 1985 and continuing until 1998. Their name came from a Clash song ("Revolution Rock") and musicologist Billy Pinnell described their first album as the best Australian rock debut since Skyhooks' Living in the '70s.
WPA initially gained a reputation as a hot new band through their constant touring in their early days, however they never really became a commercial success.
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These chords were sighted within the WPA songbook - play around you'll get it
D D C
Hey, hey, I see a Melbourne girl on a rusty Malvern Star, through the spastic
G D D C
Northcote streets at dawn see the way her hair's tied back,
G D D C
Her cheeks so red, a grey coat ragged and worn.
G D D
C
Picture this, a paper boy, he stands outside a Collingwood hotel
G D G
On his back black and white, he hums a tune I've learnt to hate so well.
Chorus
A A G G
But oh oh, won't you meet me
D Bm G
Under the clocks, we'll go walking by the river
D Bm G
Through the mud and through the slime
D Bm Em G
Are you so surprised, That I am here, full of cheer
A D G
In this fair city, in the Winter time.
Well I'll tell you what, it's such a lark,
We'll take a walk down Fawkner Park
And check the health fanatics,
See them, they go jogging there.
Could buy some chips, a piece of flake,
Drive down and eat them by the lake,
I know a shop in Chapel Street
Where nothing could compare.
But oh oh, won't you meet me
Under the clocks, we'll go walking by the river
Through the mud and through the slime
Are you so surprised,
That I am here, full of cheer
In this fair city, in the Winter time.
We could find a pub where it is warm,
Study up our racing form,
Hit the TAB, we'll blow our money there, tell me this -
Is there anywhere you'd rather be
Than with me at the MCG,
And if the Saints get done again,
By Christ, I couldn't care.
But oh oh, won't you meet me
Under the clocks, we'll go walking by the river
Through the mud and through the slime
Are you so surprised,
That I am here, full of cheer
In this fair city, in the Winter time.
In the Winter time, in the Winter time
In the Winter time, brrr!
D D C
Hey, hey, I see a Melbourne girl on a rusty Malvern Star, through the spastic
G D D C
Northcote streets at dawn see the way her hair's tied back,
G D D C
Her cheeks so red, a grey coat ragged and worn.
G D D
C
Picture this, a paper boy, he stands outside a Collingwood hotel
G D G
On his back black and white, he hums a tune I've learnt to hate so well.
Chorus
A A G G
But oh oh, won't you meet me
D Bm G
Under the clocks, we'll go walking by the river
D Bm G
Through the mud and through the slime
D Bm Em G
Are you so surprised, That I am here, full of cheer
A D G
In this fair city, in the Winter time.
Well I'll tell you what, it's such a lark,
We'll take a walk down Fawkner Park
And check the health fanatics,
See them, they go jogging there.
Could buy some chips, a piece of flake,
Drive down and eat them by the lake,
I know a shop in Chapel Street
Where nothing could compare.
But oh oh, won't you meet me
Under the clocks, we'll go walking by the river
Through the mud and through the slime
Are you so surprised,
That I am here, full of cheer
In this fair city, in the Winter time.
We could find a pub where it is warm,
Study up our racing form,
Hit the TAB, we'll blow our money there, tell me this -
Is there anywhere you'd rather be
Than with me at the MCG,
And if the Saints get done again,
By Christ, I couldn't care.
But oh oh, won't you meet me
Under the clocks, we'll go walking by the river
Through the mud and through the slime
Are you so surprised,
That I am here, full of cheer
In this fair city, in the Winter time.
In the Winter time, in the Winter time
In the Winter time, brrr!
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Weeping Willows
Weichafe
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