Biography:
While Greg Kihn may have found a home for his music when he moved to Berkeley in 1974 and signed on with Beserkley Records, it would take almost a decade to find a successful formula for his music. Winding from Dylanesque folk to merseyesque rock, by the early '80s Kihn and his band found they shared elements of new wave music, and scored their first US hit, "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)." Kihn had a bigger hit the following year with "Jeopardy," which peaked in the States at number 2.
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Dm
Where were you
Dm
When I needed you
Am G
Well you could not be found
Dm
What can I do
Dm
Oh I believed in you
Am G
You're running me around
F
Well you can take it as a warning
Am
Or take it anyway you like
G
It's the lightning not the thunder
F
You never know where it's gonna strike
Dm Am G
Our love's in jeopardy baby ooh
Dm Am G
Our love's in jeopardy baby ooh
Dm
Don't be cute
Dm
Don't be funny now
Am G
It's later than you think
Dm
Oh what's the use
Dm
Save your money now
Am G
It's hanging on the brink
F
Don't let go while I'm hanging on
Am
Cause I been hanging on so long
G
It's so hard to be all alone
F
I know you're not that strong
Dm Am G
Our love's in jeopardy baby oooh
Dm Am G
Our love's in jeopardy baby ooh
F
Don't let go while I'm hanging on
Am
Cause I been hanging on so long
G
It's so hard to be all alone
F
I know you're not that strong
Dm Am G
Our love's in jeopardy baby oooh
Dm Am G
Our love's in jeopardy baby ooh
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