Biografía:
Ian Hunter (Shropshire, Inglaterra, 3 de junio de 1939) es un cantante y compositor inglés, conocido por liderar la banda de rock Mott the Hoople desde su creación en 1969 hasta su disolución en 1974. Ian Hunter ya era músico y compositor antes de su etapa con Mott the Hoople, y después de dejar la banda, desilusionado por el éxito comercial, prosiguió su carrera en solitario, colaborando a menudo con el guitarrista Mick Ronson, famoso por
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- 3000 Miles From Here
- All American Alien Boy
- All Of The Good Ones Are Taken
- American Music
- Apathy 83
- Arms And Legs
- Boy
- Brainwashed
- Central Park N West
- Dead Man Walking East Enders
- God Take 1
- Irene Wilde
- Just Another Night
- Knees Of My Heart
- Letter To Britannia From The Union Jack
- My Revolution
- Now Is The Time
- Restless Youth
- Ships
- Silver Needles
- Something To Believe In
- Standin In My Light
- The Outsider
- Twisted Steel
- Wash Us Away
- Who Do You Love
- Wild East
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Irene Wilde - Ian Hunter Band
Taken from the live album Welcome to the Club. It's a piano piece but transfers to
acoustic nicely.
Intro/Pre-chord: G
C G Am Em
When I was just sixteen I stood waiting for a dream
F G C F
At Barker Street Bus Station every night
C G Am Em
When I tried to get it on she just looked at me with scorn
F G C F C
My courage turned to fear and I took flight
Am F G C
For those looks they seemed to say you ain’t nothin' go away
Am F G C
You’re just some face in some crowd so I walked home and I vowed
F C F C F C F
I'm gonna be somebody someday
C G Am Em
Her name was Irene Wilde Oh such beauty for a child
F G C F
When she started dating boys I nearly died
C G Am Em
Well I could not barely stand seeing anyone hold her hand
F G C F C
I thought I'd have to crawl away and hide
Am F G C
In my mother's Sunday room I’d compose so many tunes
Am F G C
They was all the same just a frame for the name and just to say
F C F C C bridge
I'm gonna be somebody someday
Am F G C
Wild was your name, I soon left that country town
Am F
I’ve been around, I've seen some things,
G C
I’ve seen some ups, I've seen some downs
Am F G C
Smile through your shock as you hear your name outloud
Am F
I’s that face in the crowd
G C
I didn't dig it I'm much too proud
C F C F C F
C G Am Em
When I was just sixteen I stood waiting for that dream
F G C F
At Barker street bus station non-affair
C G Am Em
At the time it seemed so sad but it didn't turn out bad
F G C F C
if she hadn't turned me down I'd still be there
Am F
Well I think most folks agree
G C
A little put-down makes them see
Am F
they aint the chain they're just a link
G C
and thats why she made me think
F C F F C F F C F C F C F C
I'm gonna be somebody, be somebody, be somebody – someday
Fade to end
Taken from the live album Welcome to the Club. It's a piano piece but transfers to
acoustic nicely.
Intro/Pre-chord: G
C G Am Em
When I was just sixteen I stood waiting for a dream
F G C F
At Barker Street Bus Station every night
C G Am Em
When I tried to get it on she just looked at me with scorn
F G C F C
My courage turned to fear and I took flight
Am F G C
For those looks they seemed to say you ain’t nothin' go away
Am F G C
You’re just some face in some crowd so I walked home and I vowed
F C F C F C F
I'm gonna be somebody someday
C G Am Em
Her name was Irene Wilde Oh such beauty for a child
F G C F
When she started dating boys I nearly died
C G Am Em
Well I could not barely stand seeing anyone hold her hand
F G C F C
I thought I'd have to crawl away and hide
Am F G C
In my mother's Sunday room I’d compose so many tunes
Am F G C
They was all the same just a frame for the name and just to say
F C F C C bridge
I'm gonna be somebody someday
Am F G C
Wild was your name, I soon left that country town
Am F
I’ve been around, I've seen some things,
G C
I’ve seen some ups, I've seen some downs
Am F G C
Smile through your shock as you hear your name outloud
Am F
I’s that face in the crowd
G C
I didn't dig it I'm much too proud
C F C F C F
C G Am Em
When I was just sixteen I stood waiting for that dream
F G C F
At Barker street bus station non-affair
C G Am Em
At the time it seemed so sad but it didn't turn out bad
F G C F C
if she hadn't turned me down I'd still be there
Am F
Well I think most folks agree
G C
A little put-down makes them see
Am F
they aint the chain they're just a link
G C
and thats why she made me think
F C F F C F F C F C F C F C
I'm gonna be somebody, be somebody, be somebody – someday
Fade to end
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