Biography:
Mary Beth Patterson, known by her stage name Beth Ditto (born February 19, 1981, in Searcy, Arkansas), is an American singer-songwriter, most famous for her work with the indie rock band Gossip.
Ditto came to wider public attention in November 2006 when she was selected by NME as the coolest person in rock - placing at number one in the magazine's annual Cool List. The magazine cited her 'non-conformity' as the reason for her selection - she is a lesbian, an outspoken advocate of gay rights, and a punk.
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[Verse 1]
Bb F Bb F
I get so sick and tired
Dm C
Of feeling sick and tired
Bb F
When the lonely gets so old
Bb F Bb F
On the wrong side of the road
Dm C
'Tween the leaves and the velvet snow
Bb F
I got lost in your eyes
[Pre-Chorus]
Bb F
Hambone, Hambone, where you been?
Bb F
Around the world, and he's gone again
Dm C
Sunny days and I'm gettin' paid
Bb F
It's welcome back the very next day
[Chorus]
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Dm C
Get up and go
Bb F
Get up and go
Bb F
(Ooh na-na-na, hey)
Bb F
(Ooh na-na-na, hey)
Dm C Bb F
(Ooh, ooh)
[Verse]
Bb F Bb F
Let me tell you 'bout this friend of mine
Dm C
I fell in love for the very first time
Bb F
In my life
Bb F
Swing your partner, do-si-do
Bb F
You're looking good in that sugar coat
Dm C
'Til it's goodbye-bye-bye
Bb F
Oh my-my-my
[Chorus]
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Dm C
Get up and go
Bb F
Get up and go
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Dm C
Get up and go
Bb F
Get up and go
[Pre-Chorus]
Bb F
Hambone, Hambone, where you been?
Bb F
This Yankee diamond's wearing thin
Dm C
And you can trust that there's nobody
Bb F
Stop-stoppin' him
[Chorus]
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Dm C
Get up and go
Bb F
Get up and go
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Dm C
Get up and go
Bb F
Get up and go
Bb F Bb F
I get so sick and tired
Dm C
Of feeling sick and tired
Bb F
When the lonely gets so old
Bb F Bb F
On the wrong side of the road
Dm C
'Tween the leaves and the velvet snow
Bb F
I got lost in your eyes
[Pre-Chorus]
Bb F
Hambone, Hambone, where you been?
Bb F
Around the world, and he's gone again
Dm C
Sunny days and I'm gettin' paid
Bb F
It's welcome back the very next day
[Chorus]
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Dm C
Get up and go
Bb F
Get up and go
Bb F
(Ooh na-na-na, hey)
Bb F
(Ooh na-na-na, hey)
Dm C Bb F
(Ooh, ooh)
[Verse]
Bb F Bb F
Let me tell you 'bout this friend of mine
Dm C
I fell in love for the very first time
Bb F
In my life
Bb F
Swing your partner, do-si-do
Bb F
You're looking good in that sugar coat
Dm C
'Til it's goodbye-bye-bye
Bb F
Oh my-my-my
[Chorus]
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Dm C
Get up and go
Bb F
Get up and go
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Dm C
Get up and go
Bb F
Get up and go
[Pre-Chorus]
Bb F
Hambone, Hambone, where you been?
Bb F
This Yankee diamond's wearing thin
Dm C
And you can trust that there's nobody
Bb F
Stop-stoppin' him
[Chorus]
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Dm C
Get up and go
Bb F
Get up and go
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Bb F
Oh, oh-ooh-oh-oh
Dm C
Get up and go
Bb F
Get up and go
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