Biografía:
David Essex es un reconocido artista en su nativa Inglaterra, gracias a sus trabajos como músico, lider de banda, productor y actor. Dio sus primeros pasos en el mundo de la fama participando en el musical "Godspell", y el film "That'll Be the Day" (1974), en el que pudo exponerse ante los americanos como el más "prometedor newcomer inglés". A esto le siguieron éxitos con canciones pop como "Rock On" y "Stardust", grabando numerosos singles y álbumes que vendieron millones de copias.
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Myfanwy
Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Mike Read wrote a lovely chord structure and melody to a
poem by Sir John Benjamin and then it was recorded by David Essex.
The single entered the UK charts in 1987 and stayed there for 7 weeks.
The song is played in 3/4 time
[Intro]
D Dmaj7 D x2
D A G A G D
D A G D G A G D
[Verse 1]
D Dmaj7
Kind o'er the kinderbank leans my Myfanwy
D Dmaj7 A
White o'er the playpen the sheen of her dress
G A D Bm
Fresh from the bathroom and soft in the nursery
D Bm G A
Soap scented fingers I long to caress
[Verse 2]
D Dmaj7
Were you a prefect and head of your dormitory
D Dmaj7 A
Were you a hockey girl tennis or gym
G A D Bm
Who was your favourite who had a crush on you
D Bm A D
Which were the baths where they taught you to swim
[Verse 3]
D Dmaj7
Smooth down the Avenue glitters the bicycle
D Dmaj7 A
Black stockinged legs under navy blue serge
G A D Bm
Home and Colonial star International
D Bm G A
Balancing bicycle leant on the verge
[Verse 4]
D Dmaj7
Trace me your wheel tracks you fortunate bicycle
D Dmaj7 A
Out of the shopping and into the dark
G A D Bm
Back down the avenue back to the potting shed
D Bm A D
Back to the house on the fringe of the park
[Verse 5]
D Dmaj7
Golden the light on the locks of Myfanwy
D Dmaj7 A
Golden the light on the book on her knee
G A D Bm
Finger marked pages of Rackham's Hans Anderson
D Bm G A
Time for the children to come down to tea
[Verse 6]
D Dmaj7
Oh Fullers angel cake Robertson's marmalade
D Dmaj7 A
Liberty lampshade come shine on us all
G A D Bm
My what a spread for the friends of Myfanwy
D Bm A D
Some in the alcove and some in the hall
[Verse 7]
D Dmaj7
Then what sardines in half lighted passages
D Dmaj7 A
Locking of fingers in long hide and seek
G A D Bm
You will protect me my silken Myfanwy
D Bm A D
Ring leader tomboy and chum to the weak
If there are any 'Golden Oldies' (chords and lyrics) you would like posted on this
site please contact me at [email protected]
Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Mike Read wrote a lovely chord structure and melody to a
poem by Sir John Benjamin and then it was recorded by David Essex.
The single entered the UK charts in 1987 and stayed there for 7 weeks.
The song is played in 3/4 time
[Intro]
D Dmaj7 D x2
D A G A G D
D A G D G A G D
[Verse 1]
D Dmaj7
Kind o'er the kinderbank leans my Myfanwy
D Dmaj7 A
White o'er the playpen the sheen of her dress
G A D Bm
Fresh from the bathroom and soft in the nursery
D Bm G A
Soap scented fingers I long to caress
[Verse 2]
D Dmaj7
Were you a prefect and head of your dormitory
D Dmaj7 A
Were you a hockey girl tennis or gym
G A D Bm
Who was your favourite who had a crush on you
D Bm A D
Which were the baths where they taught you to swim
[Verse 3]
D Dmaj7
Smooth down the Avenue glitters the bicycle
D Dmaj7 A
Black stockinged legs under navy blue serge
G A D Bm
Home and Colonial star International
D Bm G A
Balancing bicycle leant on the verge
[Verse 4]
D Dmaj7
Trace me your wheel tracks you fortunate bicycle
D Dmaj7 A
Out of the shopping and into the dark
G A D Bm
Back down the avenue back to the potting shed
D Bm A D
Back to the house on the fringe of the park
[Verse 5]
D Dmaj7
Golden the light on the locks of Myfanwy
D Dmaj7 A
Golden the light on the book on her knee
G A D Bm
Finger marked pages of Rackham's Hans Anderson
D Bm G A
Time for the children to come down to tea
[Verse 6]
D Dmaj7
Oh Fullers angel cake Robertson's marmalade
D Dmaj7 A
Liberty lampshade come shine on us all
G A D Bm
My what a spread for the friends of Myfanwy
D Bm A D
Some in the alcove and some in the hall
[Verse 7]
D Dmaj7
Then what sardines in half lighted passages
D Dmaj7 A
Locking of fingers in long hide and seek
G A D Bm
You will protect me my silken Myfanwy
D Bm A D
Ring leader tomboy and chum to the weak
If there are any 'Golden Oldies' (chords and lyrics) you would like posted on this
site please contact me at [email protected]
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