Biography:
The Beautiful South were a British pop group formed in 1989, from the ashes of Hull, England group The Housemartins. The band was put together by lead singer, Paul Heaton, and drummer, Dave Hemingway. They were joined by Sean Welch (Bass), Dave Stead (Drums) and Dave Rotheray (Guitar). Rotheray also co-writes the songs with Heaton.
In The Beautiful South, Heaton shared the lead singer's role with Hemingway and female singer Briana Corrigan to create a trio of lead vocalists.
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- 10000 Feet
- 101 Man
- 36D
- A Little Blue
- A Little Piece Of Advice
- A Little Time
- A Piece Of Sky
- Bell
- Blackbird On The Wire
- Blitzkrieg Bop
- Closer Than Most
- Domino Man
- Dont Marry Her
- Dont Stop Moving
- Dream A Little Dream
- Dumb
- Especially For You
- Everybodys Talkin
- Foundations
- Frank And Delores
- From Under The Covers
- Good As Gold
- How Longs A Tear Take To Dry
- I Cant Put My Finger On It
- I Love You But Youre Boring
- I Think The Answers Yes
- Ill Sail This Ship Alone
- Im Your Number One Fan
- Les Yeux Ouverts Open Eyes
- Let Love Speak For Itself
- Let Love Speak Up Itself
- Life Vs The Lifeless
- Look What I Found In My Beer
- Love Is
- Manchester
- Masculine Eclipse
- Mirror
- Mothers Pride
- Number One Fan
- Oh Blackpool
- Old Red Eyes Is Back
- One Last Love Song
- Perfect 10
- Poppy
- Pretenders To The Throne
- Prettiest Eyes
- Property Quiz
- Rose Of My Cologne
- Rotterdam
- Shouldve Kept My Eyes Shut
- Shouldve Kepy My Eyes Shut
- Something That You Said
- Song For Whoever
- Tattoo
- The Last Waltz
- The Rocking Chair
- The Root Of All Evil
- The Slide
- The Sound Of North America
- The Table
- This Old Skin
- Tonight I Fancy Myself
- Tupperware Queen
- We Are Each Other
- When Im 84
- When The Romance Is Dead
- Window Shopping For Blinds
- Woman In The Wall
- You Keep It All In
- You Play Glockenspiel Ill Play Drums
- Your Father And I
- Youre Only Jealous
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D
Close your legs, open your mind
C G
Leave those compliments well behind
D
Dig a little deeper into yourself
C G
And you may find
D
Come on over here just sit right down
C G
Needn't comb your hair, needn't pout or frown
D
I hear you've turned our young men
C G
Into dribbling clowns
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
D
Make their day and go ahead
C G
Remove your clothes lie on their bed
D
Just a last gasp chance or an outside bet
C G
To the easily led
D
And before you do just what you do
C G
Here's one thought for you to chew
D
The men who run the business that you sell
C G
They screw you too
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
Bm G
You're just another 365 night stand
D A
But you're so handy, you're so handy
Bm G
You cheapen and you nasty every woman in this land
D A D
But you're so handy, you're so handy
D
Your picture's hanging pretty on the squaddies' walls
C G
You're Steven's, Andy's, you're Ian's, you're Paul's
D
You're body's thought of fondly in the rugby mauls
C G
But you want more
D
You name is always mentioned in the jokes he cracks
C G
Your Coach and Horses and your Wool-Packs
D
Your poses turn the passive into maniacs
C G
But you want more
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
He was trying to save his job
He was, he was trying to save his job
Original is played in F#-Major
Close your legs, open your mind
C G
Leave those compliments well behind
D
Dig a little deeper into yourself
C G
And you may find
D
Come on over here just sit right down
C G
Needn't comb your hair, needn't pout or frown
D
I hear you've turned our young men
C G
Into dribbling clowns
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
D
Make their day and go ahead
C G
Remove your clothes lie on their bed
D
Just a last gasp chance or an outside bet
C G
To the easily led
D
And before you do just what you do
C G
Here's one thought for you to chew
D
The men who run the business that you sell
C G
They screw you too
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
Bm G
You're just another 365 night stand
D A
But you're so handy, you're so handy
Bm G
You cheapen and you nasty every woman in this land
D A D
But you're so handy, you're so handy
D
Your picture's hanging pretty on the squaddies' walls
C G
You're Steven's, Andy's, you're Ian's, you're Paul's
D
You're body's thought of fondly in the rugby mauls
C G
But you want more
D
You name is always mentioned in the jokes he cracks
C G
Your Coach and Horses and your Wool-Packs
D
Your poses turn the passive into maniacs
C G
But you want more
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
D
36 D - So what (D) so what
C G
Is that all that you've got?
He was trying to save his job
He was, he was trying to save his job
Original is played in F#-Major
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