Biography:
"Mama" Cass Elliot, Baroness von Wiedenman (September 19, 1941 – July 29, 1974), born Ellen Naomi Cohen, was a noted American singer who performed with The Mamas & The Papas. She then went onto a successful solo career, releasing nine albums. Born in Baltimore, Maryland, she spent most of her childhood both in Baltimore and Alexandria, Virginia, a suburb of Washington, D.C.
Elliot, known for her sense of humor and optimism, was considered by some to be the most charismatic member of The Mamas & The Papas; her warm
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One-Way Ticket:Mama Cass Eliot.
Album - Mama's Big Ones - on DUNHILL
Records in 1971.
INTRO: D# C# G# B
#1.
D# G# B A#
Call the village band out..bid me goodbye.
D# G# A# D# C# G# B
Everybody stand outside and cry.
D# G# B A#
Never thought so many thought me so dear.
D# G# A# D# C# G# A#
I'd be happy any place but here.
CHORUS:
D# A# C# G# D# C# G# B
One-way ticket take me anywhere.
D# A# C# G# F G
North bound, south bound, I don't even care.
Fm A# D# C# G# B
I know the grass is greener there.
(INTERLUDE:) E D A C
#2.
E A C B
People in the city leave you alone.
E A B E D A C
Every day is pretty much your own.
E A C B
One among the many, year after year.
E A B E D A B
I'd be happy any place but here.
CHORUS:
E B D A E D A C
One-way ticket take me anywhere.
E B D A F# G#
North bound, south bound, I don't even care.
F#m B E D A C
I know the grass is greener there.
BRIDGE:
E A F#
Look over the passing train and there I am.
B G# C# F B
No matter where I am..I'm passing through
CHORUS:
E B D A E D A C
One-way ticket take me anywhere.
E B D A F# G#
North bound, south bound, I don't even care.
F#m B E D A C
I know the grass is greener there.
OUTRO:
E B D A E D A C
One-way ticket take me anywhere.
E B D A E D A C
One-way ticket take me anywhere....(Fade.)
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
Album - Mama's Big Ones - on DUNHILL
Records in 1971.
INTRO: D# C# G# B
#1.
D# G# B A#
Call the village band out..bid me goodbye.
D# G# A# D# C# G# B
Everybody stand outside and cry.
D# G# B A#
Never thought so many thought me so dear.
D# G# A# D# C# G# A#
I'd be happy any place but here.
CHORUS:
D# A# C# G# D# C# G# B
One-way ticket take me anywhere.
D# A# C# G# F G
North bound, south bound, I don't even care.
Fm A# D# C# G# B
I know the grass is greener there.
(INTERLUDE:) E D A C
#2.
E A C B
People in the city leave you alone.
E A B E D A C
Every day is pretty much your own.
E A C B
One among the many, year after year.
E A B E D A B
I'd be happy any place but here.
CHORUS:
E B D A E D A C
One-way ticket take me anywhere.
E B D A F# G#
North bound, south bound, I don't even care.
F#m B E D A C
I know the grass is greener there.
BRIDGE:
E A F#
Look over the passing train and there I am.
B G# C# F B
No matter where I am..I'm passing through
CHORUS:
E B D A E D A C
One-way ticket take me anywhere.
E B D A F# G#
North bound, south bound, I don't even care.
F#m B E D A C
I know the grass is greener there.
OUTRO:
E B D A E D A C
One-way ticket take me anywhere.
E B D A E D A C
One-way ticket take me anywhere....(Fade.)
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
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