Biography:
Robert Peter Williams (born 13 February 1974, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire) is an English singer, songwriter, and record producer. While Williams' early pop career started with the hit boy band Take That, he has found far greater success since taking his leave in 1995. Williams has sold over 70 million records worldwide, which ranks him among the best-selling music artists worldwide. He is the best-selling British solo artist in the United Kingdom and the best selling non-Latino artist in Latin America.
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Other songs:
- Advertising Space
- Angels
- Better Man
- Candy
- Eternity
- Feel
- I Wan'na Be Like You
- Kids
- Let Me Entertain You
- Love My Life
- Mack The Knife
- Make Me Pure
- Sexed Up
- She's The One
- Shes Madonna
- Supreme
- The Road To Mandalay
- Tripping
- Go Gentle
- She’s The One
- 16 Tons
- A Man For All Seasons
- A Place To Crash
- Angles
- Antmusic
- Baby Girl Window
- Back For Good
- Be A Boy
- Better Man Ser Mejor
- Blasphemy
- Bodies
- Bullet
- By All Means Necessary
- Coffee Tea And Sympathy
- Collision Of Worlds
- Come Undone
- Cursed
- Davids Song
- Different
- Difficult For Weirdos
- Eight Letters
- Eyes On The Highway
- Feel (Sentir)
- Forever Texas
- Freedom
- Get A Little High
- Get The Joke
- Ghosts
- Go Mental
- Gospel
- Grace
- Heart And I
- Heaven From Here
- Heavy Entertainment Show
- Hot Fudge
- How Peculiar
- Hunting For You
- I Just Want People To Like Me
- I Tried Love
- I Will Talk And Hollywood Will Listen
- If Its Hurting You
- Into The Silence
- Its Only Us
- Jesus In A Camper Van
- Jesus In A Camper Van Acustic
- Karma Killer
- Killing Me
- King Of Bloke And Bird
- King Of Blokes And Birds
- Knutsford City Limits
- Lazy Days
- Leaving Season
- Let Love Be Your Energy
- Life Thru A Lens
- Lola
- Losers
- Love Calling Earth
- Love Somebody
- Man Machine
- Me And My Monkey
- Misunderstood
- Mixed Signals
- Monsoon
- Morning Sun
- Motherfucker
- Mr Bojangles
- My Way
- Nans Song
- No Regrets
- Not Like The Others
- Not Of This Earth
- Often
- Old Before I Die
- One Fine Day
- One For My Baby
- One Of Gods Better People
- Party Like A Russian
- Phoenix From The Flames
- Please Dont Die
- Postcard
- Radio
- Revolution
- Road To Mandalay
- Rock Dj
- Run It Wild
- Sensational
- Shame
- Shes The One
- Shine My Shoes
- Shit On The Radio
- Sin Sin Sin
- Singing For The Lonely
- Somethin Stupid
- Something Beautiful
- Something Beautiful Acustic
- Something Stupid
- Soul Transmission
- Stand Your Ground
- Strong
- Superblind
- Trouble With Me
- Weakness
- White Man In Hanoi
- Win Some Lose Some
- Wont Do That
- You Know Me
- Your Gay Friend
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Mack the knife - Robbie Williams
(Capo none)
[Intro]
| C6 | % | % | % |
[Verse 1]
Dm G7 C6
Oh, the shark babe has such teeth dear, and he shows them, pearly white.
Em Cdim7 Dm G7 C6
Just a jack knife has old MacHeath babe, and he keeps it out of sight.
[Verse 2]
Dm
You know when that shark bites, with his teeth, dear.
G7 C6
Scarlet billows start to spread
Em Cdim7 Dm
And fancy gloves though has old MacHeath babe,
G7 C6 Ab
So there's never, never a trace of red.
[Verse 3]
Db6 Ebm Ab7 Db6
On the sidewalk, one Sunday morning, don't you know
Ab7 Db6
lies a body, just oozin' life.
Dbdim7 Ebm
And someone's sneaking 'round the corner,
Ab Db6 A
Could that be our boy Mack the Knife?
[Verse 4]
D6 Em
From a tugboat, down by the river dont ya know,
A7 D6
Theres a cement bag just dropping on down.
Ddim7 Em
That cement there is there for the weight dear
A D6 Bb
Five will get you ten old Mackie's back in town.
[Verse 5]
Eb6 Fm
Dear Louis Miller, he disappeared babe,
Bb7 Eb6
After drawing out all his hard earned cash.
Ebdim7 Fm
And now MacHeath spends, he spends just like a, like a sailor
Bb Eb6 B
Could it be, could it be, could it be, our boys done something rash?
[Verse 6]
E6 F#m
Hey, Jenny Diver, oh Sookie Taudry,
B7 E6
Look out Miss Mary Lennor, oh Lucy Brown
Edim7 F#m B
Here the line forms, on the right babe.
E C
Now that MacHeath's, back in town.
[Verse 7]
F6 Gm C7
I say Jenny Diver, oh Sookie Taudry,
F6
Look out Miss Mary Lennor, and oh Lucy Brown
Fdim7 C
Here the line forms, on the right babe.
F6 Fdim7 F6 Fdim7 F6 Fdim7
Now that MacHeath's, back in town.
[Outro]
F6
Look out old MacHeath is back!
(Capo none)
[Intro]
| C6 | % | % | % |
[Verse 1]
Dm G7 C6
Oh, the shark babe has such teeth dear, and he shows them, pearly white.
Em Cdim7 Dm G7 C6
Just a jack knife has old MacHeath babe, and he keeps it out of sight.
[Verse 2]
Dm
You know when that shark bites, with his teeth, dear.
G7 C6
Scarlet billows start to spread
Em Cdim7 Dm
And fancy gloves though has old MacHeath babe,
G7 C6 Ab
So there's never, never a trace of red.
[Verse 3]
Db6 Ebm Ab7 Db6
On the sidewalk, one Sunday morning, don't you know
Ab7 Db6
lies a body, just oozin' life.
Dbdim7 Ebm
And someone's sneaking 'round the corner,
Ab Db6 A
Could that be our boy Mack the Knife?
[Verse 4]
D6 Em
From a tugboat, down by the river dont ya know,
A7 D6
Theres a cement bag just dropping on down.
Ddim7 Em
That cement there is there for the weight dear
A D6 Bb
Five will get you ten old Mackie's back in town.
[Verse 5]
Eb6 Fm
Dear Louis Miller, he disappeared babe,
Bb7 Eb6
After drawing out all his hard earned cash.
Ebdim7 Fm
And now MacHeath spends, he spends just like a, like a sailor
Bb Eb6 B
Could it be, could it be, could it be, our boys done something rash?
[Verse 6]
E6 F#m
Hey, Jenny Diver, oh Sookie Taudry,
B7 E6
Look out Miss Mary Lennor, oh Lucy Brown
Edim7 F#m B
Here the line forms, on the right babe.
E C
Now that MacHeath's, back in town.
[Verse 7]
F6 Gm C7
I say Jenny Diver, oh Sookie Taudry,
F6
Look out Miss Mary Lennor, and oh Lucy Brown
Fdim7 C
Here the line forms, on the right babe.
F6 Fdim7 F6 Fdim7 F6 Fdim7
Now that MacHeath's, back in town.
[Outro]
F6
Look out old MacHeath is back!
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