Biography:
Fraser A Gorman is an Australian singer-songwriter from Melbourne.
With his violent shock of vertical curls, three-piece suit and excitable roguish charm, he cuts a striking figure and stands out amidst any scene or sound.
Gorman was born in Torquay, a suburban outpost of Geelong, the large coastal city an hour’s drive from his relocated Melbourne digs. The high-school year below his pal Stu Moore from King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard, Geelong is the sometime home to much of Australia’s motor industry
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[Verse 1]
C/G G Am F
I'm a man, but lately you all seem to wonder who I am
C/G G Am
I'm a boy, so won't you let me be your evil toy
F
Voodoo, I'm alright
C/G G Am
I got no soul, cause country music sounds to me like rock and roll
F
Turn old Hank up
C/G G
Time is there to be wasted
Am F
There's a love out there that you ain't even tasted
[Chorus]
Dm G
So don't waste my time
C/G F C/G
This old train track is bending way out of line
G Am F C/G G Am F
Hold me in your broken hands
[Verse 2]
C/G G Am
I wanna feel your touch, after all a few dollars is only worth that much
F C/G
For a gentle guy, so tell me what you know
G Am F
Will I reap exactly what I sow?
C/G
So come on man, tell me the truth
G Am
Now you're shaking like a six year old wobbly tooth
F
String on the doorknob
C/G G Am F
Well you're my friend, but is this the end?
[Chorus]
Dm G
So don't waste my time
C/G F C/G
This old train track is bending way out of line
G Am F
Hold me in your broken hands
Dm G
So don't waste my time
C/G F C/G
This old train track is bending way out of line
G Am F
Hold me in your broken hands
[Outro]
C/G G Am F
Hold me in your broken hands
C/G G Am F
Hold me in your broken hands
C/G G C/G F
Oh, oh, oh, oh
C/G G C/G F
Oh, oh, oh, oh
C/G G Am F x2
C/G
C/G G Am F
I'm a man, but lately you all seem to wonder who I am
C/G G Am
I'm a boy, so won't you let me be your evil toy
F
Voodoo, I'm alright
C/G G Am
I got no soul, cause country music sounds to me like rock and roll
F
Turn old Hank up
C/G G
Time is there to be wasted
Am F
There's a love out there that you ain't even tasted
[Chorus]
Dm G
So don't waste my time
C/G F C/G
This old train track is bending way out of line
G Am F C/G G Am F
Hold me in your broken hands
[Verse 2]
C/G G Am
I wanna feel your touch, after all a few dollars is only worth that much
F C/G
For a gentle guy, so tell me what you know
G Am F
Will I reap exactly what I sow?
C/G
So come on man, tell me the truth
G Am
Now you're shaking like a six year old wobbly tooth
F
String on the doorknob
C/G G Am F
Well you're my friend, but is this the end?
[Chorus]
Dm G
So don't waste my time
C/G F C/G
This old train track is bending way out of line
G Am F
Hold me in your broken hands
Dm G
So don't waste my time
C/G F C/G
This old train track is bending way out of line
G Am F
Hold me in your broken hands
[Outro]
C/G G Am F
Hold me in your broken hands
C/G G Am F
Hold me in your broken hands
C/G G C/G F
Oh, oh, oh, oh
C/G G C/G F
Oh, oh, oh, oh
C/G G Am F x2
C/G
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