Biography:
Paul Dempsey (born 1976 in Melbourne) is the lead singer, guitarist and principal songwriter of Australian rock group Something for Kate. Paul was a founding member of the band, and in August 2009 is to release his first solo album whilst continuing his work with Something for Kate. A multi-instrumentalist, Paul has also produced and co-written records for other artists.
Paul Dempsey formed Something For Kate just after leaving high school in 1994 with school friend, drummer Clint Hyndman.
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Hey guys this is my first tab. its a great song, shouldn't be too difficult to
pick up and it sounds really good when you get the timing right. have fun with it.
cheers - Paul Luttrell
Ramona was a waitress- Paul Dempsey
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Typing letters to the dead
A C# E
Late at night on a closed piano lid
A C# E
She circles past, She fills your glass
A C# E
But she dont recognise the sonG
(2nd verse)
A C# E
And once in a life time she says
A C# E
The waking life Stitched together in your head
A C# E
Well, what if its only worth
A C# E
The bundle of nerves its written on?
(chorus)
E A C#
And I dont need these arms anymore
E A C#
I dont need this heart, now to love
E A C#
I dont need this skin and bones
G# A E
At all
(3rd verse)
A C# E
Theres a way youve always known her
A C# E
Telephone between her cheek and her shoulder
A C# E
And eyes like crystal balls That just
A C# E
wont shutup About the future of the future
(4th verse)
A C# E
Ramona was a waitress
A C# E
All but made of information
A C# E
In a bar under the third bridge She says shes
A C# E
looking forward To living forever
(chorus)
E A C#
And I dont need these arms anymore
E A C#
I dont need this heart, now to love
E A C#
I dont need this skin and bones
G# A E
At all
G# A E C# E C# E
At all, at all, at all, at all, at all
A C# E
Ramona was a waitress
pick up and it sounds really good when you get the timing right. have fun with it.
cheers - Paul Luttrell
Ramona was a waitress- Paul Dempsey
A C# E
Typing letters to the dead
A C# E
Late at night on a closed piano lid
A C# E
She circles past, She fills your glass
A C# E
But she dont recognise the sonG
(2nd verse)
A C# E
And once in a life time she says
A C# E
The waking life Stitched together in your head
A C# E
Well, what if its only worth
A C# E
The bundle of nerves its written on?
(chorus)
E A C#
And I dont need these arms anymore
E A C#
I dont need this heart, now to love
E A C#
I dont need this skin and bones
G# A E
At all
(3rd verse)
A C# E
Theres a way youve always known her
A C# E
Telephone between her cheek and her shoulder
A C# E
And eyes like crystal balls That just
A C# E
wont shutup About the future of the future
(4th verse)
A C# E
Ramona was a waitress
A C# E
All but made of information
A C# E
In a bar under the third bridge She says shes
A C# E
looking forward To living forever
(chorus)
E A C#
And I dont need these arms anymore
E A C#
I dont need this heart, now to love
E A C#
I dont need this skin and bones
G# A E
At all
G# A E C# E C# E
At all, at all, at all, at all, at all
A C# E
Ramona was a waitress
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