Biography:
Pelle Carlberg (born October 21, 1969 in Uppsala, Sweden) is a singer-songwriter who originally was the leader of indie-pop five-piece Edson. He began his solo career in 2005 and pursued a more personal and sincere sound, releasing all his music on the popular indie label Labrador.
His debut release was the 5-track EP, Go to Hell, Miss Rydell followed later in the year by the full-length Everything. Now!. Two years later, the upbeat In a Nutshell followed. It wasn't long before the third effort The Lilac Time was released in Summer 2008.
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A B
You should have listened to what mama said
D A
And walked away with someone else instead
A B
You should have listened to what grandma said
D A
And married someone more like Fred
A B D A
A B
You should have listened to your inner voice
D A
While you had time and still a choice
A B D
You should have reached for the emergency brake
D A
Before it was too late
B D
A
You see the clever girl looks for a clever boy
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To another extent than the clever boy
D(?)
Will ever look for a mate
D
Who goes to round-table debates
A
And runs a little bit late
E
When she does work for the state
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You see the clever girls look for a clever boys
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And then the clever boys seem to have a different choice
D(?)
They want a good-looking chick
D
That likes to blow them away
A
Someone who laughs at all the
E A
Funny little things they say
B D A
A B
I have a friend who's in this mensa club
D A
He has no trouble to admit
A B
He wants a woman with ambitions
D A
That go as far as raising kids
B D
A
You see the clever girl looks for a clever boy
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To another extent than the clever boy
D(?)
Will ever look for a mate
D
Who goes to round-table debates
A
And runs a little bit late
E
When she does work for the state
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You see the clever girls look for a clever boys
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And then the clever boys seem to have a different choice
D(?)
They want a good-looking chick
D
That likes to blow them away
A
Someone who laughs at all the
E A
Funny little things they say
B D A
A B D A B D
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You see the clever girl looks for a clever boy
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D(?)
Will ever look for a mate
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Who goes to round-table debates
A
And runs a little bit late
E
When she does work for the state
A
You see the clever girls look for a clever boys
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And then the clever boys seem to have a different choice
D(?)
They want a good-looking chick
D
That likes to blow them away
A
Someone who laughs at all the
E A
Funny little things they say
You see the clever girl looks for a clever boy
C#m F#m
To another extent than the clever boy
D(?)
Will ever look for a mate
D
Who goes to round-table debates
A
And runs a little bit late
E
When she does work for the state
A
You see the clever girls look for a clever boys
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And then the clever boys seem to have a different choice
D(?)
They want a good-looking chick
D
That likes to blow them away
A
Someone who laughs at all the
E A...(till the end)
Funny little things they say
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that it is a D major but i can't figure out the chord, which is actually
used in this song. Please comment if you've got an idea, so i can correct
it.
Have fun with this song.
A B
You should have listened to what mama said
D A
And walked away with someone else instead
A B
You should have listened to what grandma said
D A
And married someone more like Fred
A B D A
A B
You should have listened to your inner voice
D A
While you had time and still a choice
A B D
You should have reached for the emergency brake
D A
Before it was too late
B D
A
You see the clever girl looks for a clever boy
C#m F#m
To another extent than the clever boy
D(?)
Will ever look for a mate
D
Who goes to round-table debates
A
And runs a little bit late
E
When she does work for the state
A
You see the clever girls look for a clever boys
C#m F#m
And then the clever boys seem to have a different choice
D(?)
They want a good-looking chick
D
That likes to blow them away
A
Someone who laughs at all the
E A
Funny little things they say
B D A
A B
I have a friend who's in this mensa club
D A
He has no trouble to admit
A B
He wants a woman with ambitions
D A
That go as far as raising kids
B D
A
You see the clever girl looks for a clever boy
C#m F#m
To another extent than the clever boy
D(?)
Will ever look for a mate
D
Who goes to round-table debates
A
And runs a little bit late
E
When she does work for the state
A
You see the clever girls look for a clever boys
C#m F#m
And then the clever boys seem to have a different choice
D(?)
They want a good-looking chick
D
That likes to blow them away
A
Someone who laughs at all the
E A
Funny little things they say
B D A
A B D A B D
A
You see the clever girl looks for a clever boy
C#m F#m
To another extent than the clever boy
D(?)
Will ever look for a mate
D
Who goes to round-table debates
A
And runs a little bit late
E
When she does work for the state
A
You see the clever girls look for a clever boys
C#m F#m
And then the clever boys seem to have a different choice
D(?)
They want a good-looking chick
D
That likes to blow them away
A
Someone who laughs at all the
E A
Funny little things they say
You see the clever girl looks for a clever boy
C#m F#m
To another extent than the clever boy
D(?)
Will ever look for a mate
D
Who goes to round-table debates
A
And runs a little bit late
E
When she does work for the state
A
You see the clever girls look for a clever boys
C#m F#m
And then the clever boys seem to have a different choice
D(?)
They want a good-looking chick
D
That likes to blow them away
A
Someone who laughs at all the
E A...(till the end)
Funny little things they say
-------------------------------------------------------------------
(?) means that i'm realy not sure about this chord. I hardly believe
that it is a D major but i can't figure out the chord, which is actually
used in this song. Please comment if you've got an idea, so i can correct
it.
Have fun with this song.
Peluche
Pelvic Fins
Pen of Chaos Et (...)
Penacho
Penadas por la l (...)
Penn Masala
Penny & The Quar (...)
Penny Mclean
Penny Tai
Penpals