Biography:
Manfred Mann was a British beat, rhythm and blues and pop band (with a strong jazz foundation) of the 1960s, named after their South African keyboardist, Manfred Mann, who later led the successful 1970s group Manfred Mann's Earth Band. Manfred Mann were chart regulars in the 1960s, and the first south-of-England-based group to top the US Billboard Hot 100 during the 'British invasion' of the US music scene.
Beginnings 1962—1963
The Mann-Hugg Blues
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Come Tomorrow:Manfred Mann.
#4 on UK Singles and #50 on BB Hot 100
on HMV and ASCOT Records in 1964.
INTRO: Ab Fm Eb Ab
#1.
Eb Ab Eb
If the song of the songbird, could replace
Ab Eb Fm Bb
my wrong word..then my dear, that's the song
Eb Bb
I would borrow.
CHORUS:
Ab C Eb
And tonight you would hear the saddest song
Cm F Bb
of the year and you'd be mine once again,
Eb
come tomorrow.
#2.
Ab Eb Ab Eb
If the song of the swallow, could reveal my
Ab Eb Bb Eb
sorrow..then my dear, he would sing just for you.
CHORUS:
Ab C Eb
And tonight you would hear the saddest song
Cm F Bb
of the year and you'd be mine once again,
Eb D Bb
come tomorrow.
BRIDGE:
Bb Gm Bb Gm Eb
Just tonight, while in flight, on your window sill
Cm Ab Fm Bb
they light, to tell you, all of my tears.
CHORUS:
Ab Dm Cm Eb
And tonight you would hear the saddest song
G Cm F Bb
of the year and you'd be mine once again,
Eb
come tomorrow.
#3.
Ab Eb Ab Eb
If the song of the swallow, could reveal my
Ab Eb Bb Eb
sorrow..then my dear, he would sing just for you.
CHORUS:
Ab Dm A
Oh, yes, tonight, tonight you would hear the saddest
Eb Cm F Bb
song of the year and you'd be mine once again,
Eb
come tomorrow.
CHORUS:
Ab Dm A
Oh, yes, tonight, tonight you would hear the saddest
Eb Cm F Bb
song of the year and you'd be mine once again,
Eb
come tomorrow.
OUTRO:
Ab A
Sing, sing, sing, sing, sing, Mr. Songbird..come on
Eb Cm Fm
and sing just once, little Swallow..and make her mine
Bb Eb
once again, come tomorrow..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#4 on UK Singles and #50 on BB Hot 100
on HMV and ASCOT Records in 1964.
INTRO: Ab Fm Eb Ab
#1.
Eb Ab Eb
If the song of the songbird, could replace
Ab Eb Fm Bb
my wrong word..then my dear, that's the song
Eb Bb
I would borrow.
CHORUS:
Ab C Eb
And tonight you would hear the saddest song
Cm F Bb
of the year and you'd be mine once again,
Eb
come tomorrow.
#2.
Ab Eb Ab Eb
If the song of the swallow, could reveal my
Ab Eb Bb Eb
sorrow..then my dear, he would sing just for you.
CHORUS:
Ab C Eb
And tonight you would hear the saddest song
Cm F Bb
of the year and you'd be mine once again,
Eb D Bb
come tomorrow.
BRIDGE:
Bb Gm Bb Gm Eb
Just tonight, while in flight, on your window sill
Cm Ab Fm Bb
they light, to tell you, all of my tears.
CHORUS:
Ab Dm Cm Eb
And tonight you would hear the saddest song
G Cm F Bb
of the year and you'd be mine once again,
Eb
come tomorrow.
#3.
Ab Eb Ab Eb
If the song of the swallow, could reveal my
Ab Eb Bb Eb
sorrow..then my dear, he would sing just for you.
CHORUS:
Ab Dm A
Oh, yes, tonight, tonight you would hear the saddest
Eb Cm F Bb
song of the year and you'd be mine once again,
Eb
come tomorrow.
CHORUS:
Ab Dm A
Oh, yes, tonight, tonight you would hear the saddest
Eb Cm F Bb
song of the year and you'd be mine once again,
Eb
come tomorrow.
OUTRO:
Ab A
Sing, sing, sing, sing, sing, Mr. Songbird..come on
Eb Cm Fm
and sing just once, little Swallow..and make her mine
Bb Eb
once again, come tomorrow..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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