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Matt (28), Joe (26), Esra (24), and Simri-Ramon (20) grew up in a family of nine in Basle. "Our mother encouraged us to sing from a very early age," explains Joe. Ever since they were tiny, they have been making music together. Initially, they performed in nursing homes, hospitals, and at private events. Then came an event that changed their lives: in 2001, the Buchli family moved to Australia for two years, setting up home at 77 Bombay Street in Adelaide.
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Easy Chords to the Song Forgotten your Name - I hope you enjoy it!
NO CAPO
Standard Tuning
Dm Dm C G
Dm Dm C G
Dm Dm C G
Dm C Dm Dm
Dm Dm
I had a neighbour
C G
She once was lonely
Dm Dm C G
She used to call me and was hoping I was horny
Dm Dm C G
But I just said, hey what's up today
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry; I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm
I woke up
C G
It was late in the morning
Dm Dm C G
There was a girl lying next to me snoring
Dm Dm C G
When she woke up I had to say:
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry; I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, was hoping you say the same
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry but I'm not to blame
Dm Dm C G
And one day I went to see my grandma
Dm Dm C G
And there she was sitting next to grandpa
Dm Dm C G
I went to them but I had to say:
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry; I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
I had a dog, her name was hmmm
Dm Dm C G
She used to wake me in the morning with my bathers
Dm Dm C G
She wants to take me through the bushes and the trees
Dm C Dm
But I'm sorry; I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, was hoping you say the same
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry but I'm not to blame
Dm
I'm saying
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, was hoping you say the same
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry but I'm not to blame
[Instrumental]
Dm Dm C G
Dm Dm C G
Dm Dm C G
Dm C Dm Dm
C Dm
A thousand faces in my brain
C Dm
I can't remember a single name
C Dm
A million places in my brain
C A
I can't remember a single name, name, name
Dm Dm C G
I don't know why I keep forgetting all those names
Dm Dm C G
So I went to see a Doctor James
Dm Dm C
She asked me for my name
G
But I said:
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry I've forgotten my name
Dm Dm C G
Forgotten my name
Dm Dm C G
I've forgotten my name
Dm Dm C G Dm Dm C G
I've forgotten my name, my name, my name, my name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten my name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, was hoping you say the same
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten my name
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry but I'm not to blame
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, was hoping you say the same
Dm Dm C G
Hello, hello, hello, hello
Dm C G
I'm sorry but I'm not to blame
NO CAPO
Standard Tuning
Dm Dm C G
Dm Dm C G
Dm Dm C G
Dm C Dm Dm
Dm Dm
I had a neighbour
C G
She once was lonely
Dm Dm C G
She used to call me and was hoping I was horny
Dm Dm C G
But I just said, hey what's up today
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry; I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm
I woke up
C G
It was late in the morning
Dm Dm C G
There was a girl lying next to me snoring
Dm Dm C G
When she woke up I had to say:
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry; I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, was hoping you say the same
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry but I'm not to blame
Dm Dm C G
And one day I went to see my grandma
Dm Dm C G
And there she was sitting next to grandpa
Dm Dm C G
I went to them but I had to say:
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry; I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
I had a dog, her name was hmmm
Dm Dm C G
She used to wake me in the morning with my bathers
Dm Dm C G
She wants to take me through the bushes and the trees
Dm C Dm
But I'm sorry; I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, was hoping you say the same
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry but I'm not to blame
Dm
I'm saying
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, was hoping you say the same
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry but I'm not to blame
[Instrumental]
Dm Dm C G
Dm Dm C G
Dm Dm C G
Dm C Dm Dm
C Dm
A thousand faces in my brain
C Dm
I can't remember a single name
C Dm
A million places in my brain
C A
I can't remember a single name, name, name
Dm Dm C G
I don't know why I keep forgetting all those names
Dm Dm C G
So I went to see a Doctor James
Dm Dm C
She asked me for my name
G
But I said:
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry I've forgotten my name
Dm Dm C G
Forgotten my name
Dm Dm C G
I've forgotten my name
Dm Dm C G Dm Dm C G
I've forgotten my name, my name, my name, my name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten my name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, was hoping you say the same
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten my name
Dm C Dm
I'm sorry but I'm not to blame
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, I've forgotten your name
Dm Dm C G
Hello there, was hoping you say the same
Dm Dm C G
Hello, hello, hello, hello
Dm C G
I'm sorry but I'm not to blame
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