Biography:
The Whitlams are an Australian four-piece band hailing from Newtown, New South Wales.
Formed in 1992, the band originally comprised Tim Freedman (lead vocals, piano), Stevie Plunder (lead vocals, guitar) and Andy Lewis (double bass, backing vocals). The line-up has changed many times over the years with Tim the only consistent member of the band, not to mention the only original member still alive. In the current line-up Terepai Richmond hits the drums
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Other songs:
- Buy Now Pay Later (charlie No.2)
- You Sound Like Louis Berdette
- 1995
- Band On Every Corner
- Beautiful As You
- Beauty In Me
- Best Work
- Blow Up The Pokies
- Buy Now Pay Later
- Charlie No 3
- Cries Too Hard
- End Of Your World
- Fall For You
- Kate Kelly
- Keep The Light On
- Made Me Hard
- Make The World Safe
- No Aphrodisiac
- One In A Million
- Royal In The Afternoon
- Shining
- The Curse Stops Here
- Unreliable
- You Sound Like Louis Burdett
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Intro:
It's in 4/4 time. The clock's ticks start on the 2nd beat of the 1st bar,
then the piano enters on the 1st beat of the 5th bar.
| C G | C G |
The intro and verse are the same chords in different registers. The second
mini-chorus "Nothing I can do" is the same as the first, moved up one
tone.
Verse 1:
C
My baby
G
Pretends to be my baby
C G
Does a fine line in deception
C
What night did she fall
G
or is it better to know
C G
What I did the night before?
F Dm
There's nothing I can do
Am G
No way that I can hurt myself
Verse 2:
C
My baby
G
Pretends to be my baby
C G
Does a fine line in deception
C
His baby <- Ron from Died Pretty!
G
Pretends to be his baby
C G
She was on the phone last night
F Dm
There's nothing I can do
Am G
No way that I can hurt myself
F Dm
There's nothing I can say
E Asus4 A
But I'll be going out - tonight.
Chorus:
D A
It's nineteen ninety five (going out)
G Em
There's nothing I can do <- Get shivers from Tim's voice here
Bm A
No way that I can hurt myself
G Em
There's nothing I can say
Bm A
And I'll be going out tonight
Chorus:
D A
It's nineteen ninety five (going out)
It's in 4/4 time. The clock's ticks start on the 2nd beat of the 1st bar,
then the piano enters on the 1st beat of the 5th bar.
| C G | C G |
The intro and verse are the same chords in different registers. The second
mini-chorus "Nothing I can do" is the same as the first, moved up one
tone.
Verse 1:
C
My baby
G
Pretends to be my baby
C G
Does a fine line in deception
C
What night did she fall
G
or is it better to know
C G
What I did the night before?
F Dm
There's nothing I can do
Am G
No way that I can hurt myself
Verse 2:
C
My baby
G
Pretends to be my baby
C G
Does a fine line in deception
C
His baby <- Ron from Died Pretty!
G
Pretends to be his baby
C G
She was on the phone last night
F Dm
There's nothing I can do
Am G
No way that I can hurt myself
F Dm
There's nothing I can say
E Asus4 A
But I'll be going out - tonight.
Chorus:
D A
It's nineteen ninety five (going out)
G Em
There's nothing I can do <- Get shivers from Tim's voice here
Bm A
No way that I can hurt myself
G Em
There's nothing I can say
Bm A
And I'll be going out tonight
Chorus:
D A
It's nineteen ninety five (going out)
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