Biography:
Gerald "Gerry" Rafferty (16 April 1947 – 4 January 2011) was a Scottish singer-songwriter. In his early years, Rafferty earned money by the formerly illegal practice of busking on the London Underground. Poetically, his biggest hit, 1978's "Baker Street", discusses busking at a tube station and being a part of the street life. After working with Billy Connolly (now better known as a comedian) in an obscure outfit known as The Humblebums, he released his first solo album, called 'Can I Have My Money Back', in 1971.
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Other songs:
- Baker Street
- Right Down The Line
- A New Beginning
- As Wise As A Serpent
- City To City
- Clear Day
- Dangerous Age
- Days Gone Down
- Dont Give Up On Me
- Dont Speak Of My Heart
- Family Tree
- Get It Right Next Time
- Home And Dry
- Its Better This Way
- Land Of The Chosen Few
- Mary Skeffington
- Matties Rag
- Moonlight And Gold
- Night Owl
- Royal Mile Sweet Darlin
- Shipyard Town
- Shoeshine Boy
- So Bad Thinking
- Stuck In The Middle With You
- The Ark
- The Girls Got No Confidence
- The Long Way Round
- The Right Moment
- The Waters Of Forgetfulness
- Tired Of Talking
- Whatevers Written In Your Heart
- Wrong Thinking
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Am E
Oh Mattie you open up the door
F C Cmaj7
That's right I'm home again
Am E
You've got a big surprise in store
F C
Turn 'round and count to ten.
F
Wait till you see what I got you, well
D Dsus4 D
You’ll say it's a magic thing, it’s
F
Like an old mandolin man, you just
G E / E7
Wind him up and he’ll start to sing.
Am E
I've been away for quite a while
F C Cmaj7
And I want to hear all your news
Am E
Speak to me, let me see you smile
F C
'Cause I've had those home sick blues.
F
When I go down to the city
D Dsus4 D
I just don't know wrong from right
F
When I get back to you Mattie, well
G E/E7
You make me see the light.
Am E F C Cmaj7
Am E F C
F
Love is a singular thing, it can
F C Cmaj7
Take you up or bring you down, yes
F
Love is the song that I sing, so come
G G7
On now Mattie listen to the sound.
Am E
When you grow up we'll sit and talk
F C Cmaj7
Of how things used to be
Am E
I'll be your grand old man of rock
F C Cmaj7
With all these memories.
Am E F C Cmaj7 ...and fade
Oh Mattie you open up the door
F C Cmaj7
That's right I'm home again
Am E
You've got a big surprise in store
F C
Turn 'round and count to ten.
F
Wait till you see what I got you, well
D Dsus4 D
You’ll say it's a magic thing, it’s
F
Like an old mandolin man, you just
G E / E7
Wind him up and he’ll start to sing.
Am E
I've been away for quite a while
F C Cmaj7
And I want to hear all your news
Am E
Speak to me, let me see you smile
F C
'Cause I've had those home sick blues.
F
When I go down to the city
D Dsus4 D
I just don't know wrong from right
F
When I get back to you Mattie, well
G E/E7
You make me see the light.
Am E F C Cmaj7
Am E F C
F
Love is a singular thing, it can
F C Cmaj7
Take you up or bring you down, yes
F
Love is the song that I sing, so come
G G7
On now Mattie listen to the sound.
Am E
When you grow up we'll sit and talk
F C Cmaj7
Of how things used to be
Am E
I'll be your grand old man of rock
F C Cmaj7
With all these memories.
Am E F C Cmaj7 ...and fade
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