Biography:
Alan Hull (1945-1995) was an English singer-songwriter and founding member of the Tyneside folk rock band, Lindisfarne.
Born James Alan Hull in Benwell, Newcastle upon Tyne on 20th February1945, he became a member of the band The Chosen Few alongside keyboard player Mick Gallagher in 1962. He supported himself one year by working as a nurse at a mental hospital while appearing as a folk singer and guitarist in local clubs before helping to form Brethren and Downtown Faction, which evolved into Lindisfarne in 1970.
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- 100 Miles To Liverpool
- A Walk In The Sea
- Bad Side Of Town
- Blue Murder
- Breakfast
- Cardboard Christmas Boxes
- Corporation Rock
- Country Gentlemans Wife
- Crazy Woman
- Dan The Plan
- Dancing On The Judgement Day
- Drug Song
- For The Bairns
- Golden Oldies
- Hoi Poloi
- I Hate To See You Cry
- I Wish You Well
- Isnt It Strange
- Justanothersadsong
- Lay Back And Dream
- Long Way From Home
- Madmen And Loonies
- Make Me Want To Stay
- Mr Inbetween
- Numbers Travelling Band
- One More Bottle Of Wine
- One Off Pat
- Picture A Little Girl
- Save Yourself
- Song For A Windmill
- Spittin In The Wind
- Statues And Liberties
- The End
- This Heart Of Mine
- Treat Me Kindly
- United States Of Mind
- Waiting
- Walk A Crooked Mile
- When The Gun Goes Down
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Alan Hull - Breakfast
[Verse 1]
N.C. C G
In the morning you rise, night is still in your eyes
D C G D
Moving warm with content, the memory of your body's scent
C G
I watched your striptease in reverse, dip my hand in your purse
D C G D
Smiling softly you say, that I could not get much worse
[Verse 2]
E7 G
Then, scream at the raising steam
D B
Reminding you and me, we need a cup of tea
E7 G
Intimate breakfast scene, with sausage, egg and beans
D B
Weetabix, jam, lightly grilled brown ham
[Verse 3]
N.C. C G
Talking gently and low, I ask you why you must go
D C G D
Having asked it I know, instead of 'Yes', you'll answer 'No'
[Verse 4]
E7 G
Oh no, got to go back home
D B
My child is all alone, don't ring me on the phone
E7 G
My husband will be there, it really isn't fair
D B
He still believes in trust, I've got to catch my bus
[Verse 5]
N.C. C G
Looking through the window pane, watch her leaving me again
D C G D
Wondering what's in her head, I slowly sink back to bed
C Am F G
And I feel so empty that I must be - dead________
[Outro]
G
[Verse 1]
N.C. C G
In the morning you rise, night is still in your eyes
D C G D
Moving warm with content, the memory of your body's scent
C G
I watched your striptease in reverse, dip my hand in your purse
D C G D
Smiling softly you say, that I could not get much worse
[Verse 2]
E7 G
Then, scream at the raising steam
D B
Reminding you and me, we need a cup of tea
E7 G
Intimate breakfast scene, with sausage, egg and beans
D B
Weetabix, jam, lightly grilled brown ham
[Verse 3]
N.C. C G
Talking gently and low, I ask you why you must go
D C G D
Having asked it I know, instead of 'Yes', you'll answer 'No'
[Verse 4]
E7 G
Oh no, got to go back home
D B
My child is all alone, don't ring me on the phone
E7 G
My husband will be there, it really isn't fair
D B
He still believes in trust, I've got to catch my bus
[Verse 5]
N.C. C G
Looking through the window pane, watch her leaving me again
D C G D
Wondering what's in her head, I slowly sink back to bed
C Am F G
And I feel so empty that I must be - dead________
[Outro]
G
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