Biography:
The Real Tuesday Weld is a British band from London, fronted by lead singer and founder Stephen Coates. They are known for producing jazzy cabaret-style music with subtle electronica influences, a style dubbed "antique beat" by Coates.
The band is named after American film actress Tuesday Weld. Coates once had a dream involving Weld and 30s vocalist Al Bowlly. Coates and others often cite the dream as inspiration for the band and its particular style.
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Hi guys, this is my own work and took a while to figure out.
I don't mind if you use it but please credit me if you're going to re-post it!
The outro isn't what TRTW wrote, but it's what I personally like to do.
Also, I'm not sure about the D in the third line of every verse...
again, it's just how I like it.
Constructive comments welcome! =]
C Am
Don't dry your eyes, my love
F Am G
Don't say you've cried enough
C Am D
Don't say you're giving up
F Am G
That you’ve reached the end of your love
E C
Love hurts for sure
F C
But it’s still the one thing
G C
Worth hurting for
C Am
Lay down your flag and gun
F Am G
Or this war won’t ever be won
C Am D
You’ll find another one
F Am G
To try to fight what you’ve become
etc...
lyrics:
But make love your cause
And you’ll find the one thing
Worth fighting for
There is a door, my love
That opens for all of us
I know that scares you but
Give me your hand in trust
We’ll walk through that door
And find love was the one thing
Worth living for
Yeah, love was the one thing
Worth living for
My Outro: C, Em, E, Am x3
end on Am... you may be tempted to end on C but resist! It sounds a little corny. I
think ending on Am suits the tone of the song better.
I don't mind if you use it but please credit me if you're going to re-post it!
The outro isn't what TRTW wrote, but it's what I personally like to do.
Also, I'm not sure about the D in the third line of every verse...
again, it's just how I like it.
Constructive comments welcome! =]
C Am
Don't dry your eyes, my love
F Am G
Don't say you've cried enough
C Am D
Don't say you're giving up
F Am G
That you’ve reached the end of your love
E C
Love hurts for sure
F C
But it’s still the one thing
G C
Worth hurting for
C Am
Lay down your flag and gun
F Am G
Or this war won’t ever be won
C Am D
You’ll find another one
F Am G
To try to fight what you’ve become
etc...
lyrics:
But make love your cause
And you’ll find the one thing
Worth fighting for
There is a door, my love
That opens for all of us
I know that scares you but
Give me your hand in trust
We’ll walk through that door
And find love was the one thing
Worth living for
Yeah, love was the one thing
Worth living for
My Outro: C, Em, E, Am x3
end on Am... you may be tempted to end on C but resist! It sounds a little corny. I
think ending on Am suits the tone of the song better.
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