Biography:
Belle and Sebastian is a band from Glasgow. Led by guitarist/vocalist Stuart Murdoch, the seven-piece band has an intimate, majestic sound that is equal parts folk-rock and '60s pop. Murdoch has a gift not only for whimsy and surrealism, but also for odd, unsettling lyrical detail which keeps the songs grounded in a tangible reality.
Based in Glasgow, Scotland, Belle and Sebastian released their first two albums in 1996: Tigermilk, recorded over three days
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Other songs:
- A Century Of Fakers
- A Summer Wasting
- Asleep On A Sunbeam
- Beautiful
- Book Of You
- Boy With The Arab Strap
- Dirty Dream Number Two
- Dog On Wheels
- Expectations
- Fox In The Snow
- Funny Little Frog
- Get Me Away From Here I'm Dying
- Get Me Away From Here, I'm Dying
- I Can See Your Futuer
- I Don't Love Anyone
- I Fought In A War
- I'm A Cuckoo
- If She Wants Me
- Lazy Line Painter Jane
- My Wandering Days Are Over
- Piazza, New York Catcher
- Put The Book Back On The Shelf
- Sleep The Clock Around
- Slow Graffiti
- Storytelling
- The Boy With The Arab Strap
- The Cat With The Cream
- The State I Am In
- There's Too Much Love
- To Be Myself Completely
- We Rule The School
- Act Of The Apostle
- Act Of The Apostle Ii
- Allie
- Another Sunny Day
- Belle And Sebastian
- Best Friend
- Big John Shaft
- Blue Eyes Of A Millionaire
- Blues Are Still Blue
- Born To Act
- Calculating Bimbo
- Caught In Love
- Chalet Lines
- Chickfactor
- Come On Sister
- Crash
- Dear Catastrophe Waitress
- Desperation Made A Fool Of Me
- Dont Leave The Light On Baby
- Dress Up In You
- Ease Your Feet In The Sea
- Enter Sylvia Plath
- Ever Had A Little Faith
- Family Tree
- Fiction
- Fold Your Hands Child You Walk Like A Peasent
- For The Price Of A Cup Of Tea
- Get Me Away From Here
- Get Me Away From Here Im Dying
- Heaven In The Afternoon
- I Can See Your Future
- I Could Be Dreaming
- I Didnt See It Coming
- I Dont Love Anyone
- I Dont Want To Play Football
- I Know Where The Summer Goes
- I Want The World To Stop
- If You Find Yourself Caught In Love
- If Youre Feeling Sinister
- Ill Be Your Pilot
- Im A Cuckoo
- Im Waking Up To Us
- Is It Wicked Not To Care
- It Could Have Been A Brilliant Career
- Jonathan David
- Judy And The Dream Of Horses
- La Pastie De La Bourgeoisie
- Like Dylan In The Movies
- Little Lou Ugly Jack Prophet John
- Loneliness Of A Middle Distance Runner
- Lord Anthony
- Losing It
- Marx And Engels
- Mary Jo
- Mayfly
- Me And The Major
- Meat And Potatoes
- Monkeys Are Breaking Out The Zoo
- Mornington Crescent
- Nobodys Empire
- Nothing In The Silence
- Paper Boat
- Photo Jenny
- Piazza New York Catcher
- Play For Today
- Poor Boy
- Rollercoaster Ride
- Scooby Driver
- Seeing Other People
- Seymour Stein
- Shes Losing It
- Simple Things
- Stars Of Track And Field
- Stay Loose
- Step Into My Office Baby
- String Bean Jean
- Suicide Girl
- Sukie In The Graveyard
- Sundays Pretty Icons
- Take Your Carriage Clock And Shove It
- The Book Of You
- The Boy Done Wrong Again
- The Eight Station Of The Cross Kebab House
- The Everlasting Muse
- The Gate
- The Ghost Of Rockschool
- The Magic Of A Kind Word
- The Model
- The Party Line
- The Stars Of Track And Field
- The State Im In
- The Wrong Girl
- There Is An Everlasting Song
- Theres Too Much Love
- This Is Just A Modern Rock Song
- Waiting For The Moon To Rise
- Wandering Days Are Over
- We Were Beautiful
- Whiskey In The Jar
- White Collar Boy
- Winter Wooskie
- Womens Realm
- Wrapped Up In Books
- Write About Love
- You Dont Send Me
- You Made Me Forget My Dreams
- Your Covers Blown
- Youre Just A Baby
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The notes in brackets are just notes, not chords. The G chord
before [F#-F-E D-E-D] is played very briefly before the notes come in.
It probably doesn't really matter if you play the G at all, but I think it's there.
I think this sounds best with the recording if you barre G and Cm, and mute the E
string in the Cm, if you're playing guitar, that is...
intro riff [D-F-D G G]x4 then [D-F-D]
G Cm
Morning prayers took the girl unawares
F C
She was late for class and she knew it
G Cm
The broadcaster had a voice that was soothing
F C
She couldn’t tell if it was a man or wo-man
A C G [F#-F-E D-E-D]
A patch of sun fell onto her neck
A C G [F#-F-E D-E-D]
She put her head on her arms on her desk
G Cm
The lesson today was Acts of Apostles
F C
The crazy hippies, they’re running scared
G Cm
She shut her eyes and imagined the desert
F C
No cars, no mobiles, just sun and bread
A C G [F#-F-E D-E-D]
What would she look like standing by the well?
A C G [F#-F-E D-E-D]
More like a women and less like a girl
Bb Eb
“Oh, if I could make sense of it all!
Bb Eb
I wish that I could sing. I’d stay in a melody
Bb
I would float along in my everlasting song
Am [C-B C-B] D
What would I do to believe?”
intro notes again: [D-F-D G G]x4 then [D-F-D]
G Cm
Later on she plays Morning Has Broken
F C
She knows she’s bad. She is slowing everbody down
G Cm
The choirmaster, usually a bastard,
F C
knows her mother’s sick. He’ll be nice to her.
A C G [F#-F-E D-E-D]
She thinks that she shouldn’t be there at all
A C G [F#-F-E D-E-D]
Her worries make everything else seem trivial
Bb Eb
“Oh, if I could make sense of it all!
Bb Eb
I wish that I could sing. I’d stay in a melody
Bb
I would float along in my everlasting song
Am [C-B C-B] D
What would I do to believe?”
Repeat A few more times: Am [C-B C-B] D
The notes in brackets are just notes, not chords. The G chord
before [F#-F-E D-E-D] is played very briefly before the notes come in.
It probably doesn't really matter if you play the G at all, but I think it's there.
I think this sounds best with the recording if you barre G and Cm, and mute the E
string in the Cm, if you're playing guitar, that is...
intro riff [D-F-D G G]x4 then [D-F-D]
G Cm
Morning prayers took the girl unawares
F C
She was late for class and she knew it
G Cm
The broadcaster had a voice that was soothing
F C
She couldn’t tell if it was a man or wo-man
A C G [F#-F-E D-E-D]
A patch of sun fell onto her neck
A C G [F#-F-E D-E-D]
She put her head on her arms on her desk
G Cm
The lesson today was Acts of Apostles
F C
The crazy hippies, they’re running scared
G Cm
She shut her eyes and imagined the desert
F C
No cars, no mobiles, just sun and bread
A C G [F#-F-E D-E-D]
What would she look like standing by the well?
A C G [F#-F-E D-E-D]
More like a women and less like a girl
Bb Eb
“Oh, if I could make sense of it all!
Bb Eb
I wish that I could sing. I’d stay in a melody
Bb
I would float along in my everlasting song
Am [C-B C-B] D
What would I do to believe?”
intro notes again: [D-F-D G G]x4 then [D-F-D]
G Cm
Later on she plays Morning Has Broken
F C
She knows she’s bad. She is slowing everbody down
G Cm
The choirmaster, usually a bastard,
F C
knows her mother’s sick. He’ll be nice to her.
A C G [F#-F-E D-E-D]
She thinks that she shouldn’t be there at all
A C G [F#-F-E D-E-D]
Her worries make everything else seem trivial
Bb Eb
“Oh, if I could make sense of it all!
Bb Eb
I wish that I could sing. I’d stay in a melody
Bb
I would float along in my everlasting song
Am [C-B C-B] D
What would I do to believe?”
Repeat A few more times: Am [C-B C-B] D
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