Biography:
The Stranglers are a rock music group, formed on September 11, 1974 in Guildford, Surrey, England, United Kingdom. They were originally called The Guildford Stranglers and operated from an off-licence in the town. They also based themselves in the nearby village of Chiddingfold for a while.
Original personnel were singer/guitarist Hugh Cornwell (from Kentish Town, London), keyboardist/guitarist Hans Wärmling (from Sweden, replaced within two years by Brighton-born keyboardist Dave Greenfield)
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- Golden Brown
- 96 Tears
- Always The Sun
- Bitching
- Dagenham Dave
- Dont Bring Harry
- Duchess
- Dutch Moon
- Get A Grip On Yourself
- Go Buddy Go
- I Hate You
- Midnight Summer Dream
- Nice And Sleazy
- No Mercy
- No More Heroes
- Nuclear Devise
- Paradise
- Peaches
- Shut Up
- Skin Deep
- Something Better Change
- Spectre Of Love
- Strange Little Girl
- Tank
- Ugly
- Valley Of The Birds
- Walk On By
- Waltz In Black
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Great song here's a simplified version on an acoustic guitar!
Capo 2nd fret
Tuned 1/4 step down to play with original recording
[Intro]
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em G F
Dm C Dm C
[Verse]
Dm C Dm C
Golden Brown, texture like sun
Dm C Dm C
Lays me down, with my might she runs
Dm C Dm C
Throughout the night no need to fight
Dm C Dm C
Never a frown with golden brown
Dm C Dm C
[Verse]
Dm C Dm C
Every time, just like the last
Dm C Dm C
On her ship tied to the mast
Dm C Dm C
To distant lands takes both my hands
Dm C Dm C
Never a frown with golden brown
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em G F
Dm C Dm C
[Verse]
Dm C Dm C
Golden Brown, finer temptress
Dm C Dm C
Through the ages she's heading west
Dm C Dm C
From far away stays for a day
Dm C Dm C
Never a frown with golden brown
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em G F
[Solo]
Dm C Dm C
Dm C Dm C
Dm C Dm C
Dm C Dm C
Dm C Dm C
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em G F
Dm C Dm C
[Verse]
Dm C Dm C
Na na na na na na na
Dm C Dm C
Na na na na na na na
Dm C Dm C
Na na na na na na na
Dm C Dm C
Nana-na-na Nana-na-na
[Outro]
Am Em F G
Am Em F G Am Em F
Ne - ver, never a, never a frown
G Am Em F G
with golden brown
Am Em F G Am Em F
Ne - ver, never a, never a frown
G Am Em F G
with golden brown
Am Em F G Am Em F
Ne - ver, never a, never a frown
G Am Em F G
with golden brown
Am Em F G Am Em F
Ne - ver, never a, never a frown
G Am Em F G
with golden brown......(Fade out)
Capo 2nd fret
Tuned 1/4 step down to play with original recording
[Intro]
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em G F
Dm C Dm C
[Verse]
Dm C Dm C
Golden Brown, texture like sun
Dm C Dm C
Lays me down, with my might she runs
Dm C Dm C
Throughout the night no need to fight
Dm C Dm C
Never a frown with golden brown
Dm C Dm C
[Verse]
Dm C Dm C
Every time, just like the last
Dm C Dm C
On her ship tied to the mast
Dm C Dm C
To distant lands takes both my hands
Dm C Dm C
Never a frown with golden brown
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em G F
Dm C Dm C
[Verse]
Dm C Dm C
Golden Brown, finer temptress
Dm C Dm C
Through the ages she's heading west
Dm C Dm C
From far away stays for a day
Dm C Dm C
Never a frown with golden brown
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em G F
[Solo]
Dm C Dm C
Dm C Dm C
Dm C Dm C
Dm C Dm C
Dm C Dm C
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em F C
Am Em G F
Dm C Dm C
[Verse]
Dm C Dm C
Na na na na na na na
Dm C Dm C
Na na na na na na na
Dm C Dm C
Na na na na na na na
Dm C Dm C
Nana-na-na Nana-na-na
[Outro]
Am Em F G
Am Em F G Am Em F
Ne - ver, never a, never a frown
G Am Em F G
with golden brown
Am Em F G Am Em F
Ne - ver, never a, never a frown
G Am Em F G
with golden brown
Am Em F G Am Em F
Ne - ver, never a, never a frown
G Am Em F G
with golden brown
Am Em F G Am Em F
Ne - ver, never a, never a frown
G Am Em F G
with golden brown......(Fade out)
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