Biografía:
Se puede decir que son la banda australiana más famosa de todos los tiempos después de AC/DC. Más populares aún que INXS o la Little River Band, Men At Work es la única agrupación de esas tierras que ha logrado ocupar el primer lugar tanto en Estados Unidos con sencillos y con álbumes.
La historia de Men At Work empieza con el cantante Colin Hay, nacido y criado en Escocia. Su padre tenía una tienda de artículos musicales en Glasgow. Fue allí donde aprendió a tocar todos los instrumentos.
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Otras canciones:
- Blue For You
- Down Under
- Land Down Under
- Overkill
- Underground
- Who Can It Be Now
- Be Good Johnny
- Catch A Star
- Down By The Sea
- Dr Heckyll And Mr Jive
- Everything I Need
- Helpless Automaton
- High Wire
- I Can See It In Your Eyes
- Its A Mistake
- No Restrictions
- No Sign Of Yesterday
- People Just Love To Play With Words
- Settle Down My Boy
- Still Life
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
During the chorus and verses, keyboards and guitar are rolling back and forth with D, C, Bm, C, D, etc. In the
pre-chorus, guitar goes back and forth on F and G. Then for the Be good be good's, the D, C, Bm, C pattern
continues. It was hard to indicate in the notation,
but the final C of the "be good" stanzas occurs precisely when the background singers say "Jooohnny."
Verse:
D C
Skip de skip, up the road
Bm C
Off to school we go
D C
"Don't you be a bad boy Johnny
Bm C
Don't you slip up or play the fool"
D C
"Oh no Ma, Oh no Da,
Bm C
I'll be your golden boy
D C Bm C
I will obey ev'ry golden rule"
Pre-Chorus:
F G
Get told by the teacher
F G
Not to day-dream
F G
Told by my mother:
Chorus:
D
Be good Be good
C
Be good be good be good
Bm
Be good be good be good be good (Johnny)
C
Be good be good
D
Be good be good
C
Be good be good be good
Bm
be good be good be good be good (Johnny)
C
Be good be good.
Verse:
D C
"Are you going to play football this year, John?"
Bm C
"No!"
D C Bm
"Oh, well you must be going to play cricket this year then, are you Johnny?"
C
"No! no! no!"
D C Bm
"Boy, you sure are a funny kid, Johnny, but I like you! So tell me,
C
What kind of a boy are you, John?"
Pre-Chorus:
F G
I only like dreaming
F G
All the day long
F G
Where no one is screaming
Chorus
Repeat Pre-Chorus, followed by a verse of nothing but D
Chorus, ending with screamed Joohnnyy!
pre-chorus, guitar goes back and forth on F and G. Then for the Be good be good's, the D, C, Bm, C pattern
continues. It was hard to indicate in the notation,
but the final C of the "be good" stanzas occurs precisely when the background singers say "Jooohnny."
Verse:
D C
Skip de skip, up the road
Bm C
Off to school we go
D C
"Don't you be a bad boy Johnny
Bm C
Don't you slip up or play the fool"
D C
"Oh no Ma, Oh no Da,
Bm C
I'll be your golden boy
D C Bm C
I will obey ev'ry golden rule"
Pre-Chorus:
F G
Get told by the teacher
F G
Not to day-dream
F G
Told by my mother:
Chorus:
D
Be good Be good
C
Be good be good be good
Bm
Be good be good be good be good (Johnny)
C
Be good be good
D
Be good be good
C
Be good be good be good
Bm
be good be good be good be good (Johnny)
C
Be good be good.
Verse:
D C
"Are you going to play football this year, John?"
Bm C
"No!"
D C Bm
"Oh, well you must be going to play cricket this year then, are you Johnny?"
C
"No! no! no!"
D C Bm
"Boy, you sure are a funny kid, Johnny, but I like you! So tell me,
C
What kind of a boy are you, John?"
Pre-Chorus:
F G
I only like dreaming
F G
All the day long
F G
Where no one is screaming
Chorus
Repeat Pre-Chorus, followed by a verse of nothing but D
Chorus, ending with screamed Joohnnyy!
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