Biografía:
Annie Lennox nació el 25 de diciembre de 1954 en Aberdeen, Escocia. Aficionada a la música desde la infancia, cantaba en el coro de la Iglesia. Cursó estudios de piano y flauta en la Royal Academy of Music. Siendo una adolescente, cantó en el grupo de folk "Longdancer".
En el año 1977 Annie Lennox conoce a David Stewart, que sería su pareja artística y sentimental. Juntos formaron el dúo Eurythmics, cuyo nombre proviene de un estilo de baile.
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- A Thousand Beautiful Things
- Cold
- Into The West
- Into The West Intro
- Keep Young And Beautiful
- Maybe
- Tomorrow
- Walking On Broken Glass
- Dark Road
- Georgia On My Mind
- God Bless The Child
- I Put A Spell On You
- Little Bird
- Love Song For A Vampire
- Memphis In June
- No More I Love Yous
- Put A Little Love In Your Heart
- September In The Rain
- Shining Light
- Something So Right
- Strange Fruit
- The Saddest Song Ive Got
- Universal Child
- Use Well The Days
- Waiting In Vain
- Why
- Wonderful
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WHY(ANNIE LENNOX)
Intro: (C Cmaj7/B Am7 G/B) x 2
C Cmaj7/B Am7 G/B
(Why ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah)
C Cmaj7/B Am7 G
(Why ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah)
C Cmaj7/B Am7 Fmaj7 G
How many times do I have to try to tell you that I'm sorry for the
C Cmaj/B Am Em/B C Cmaj/B
things I've done uh uh uh but when I start to try to tell you
Am7 Fmaj7 G C
that´s when you have to tell me hey, this kind of trouble's only just
Cmaj7/B Am7 Fmaj7 G
begun
D Bm9 F#m7
I tell myself too many times why don't you ever
Gadd2 A D Bm9
learn to keep your big mouth shut that's why it hurts so bad to hear
F#m7 Gadd2 A
the words that keep on falling from your mouth
Fmaj7
falling from your mouth
D9
falling from your mouth, tell me
C Cmaj7/B Am7 G/B
(Why ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah)
C Cmaj7/B Am7 G
(Why ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah)
C Cmaj7/B Am7 Fmaj7 G
I may be mad I may be blind I may be viciously unkind but I can still
C Cmaj7/B Am7 Fmaj7 G
read what you're thinking uh uh uh and I've heard it said
C Cmaj7/B Am7 Fmaj7 G
too many times that you'd be better off besides why can't you see (this
C C/B Am F
boat is sinking) x3
BRIDGE:
D Bm9 F#m7
Let's go down to the water's edge and we
Gadd2 A D Bm9
can cast away those doubts Some things are better left unsaid but they
F#m7 Gadd2 A
still turn me inside out
Fmaj7 D7
turning inside out turning inside out tell me
C Cmaj7/B Am7 G/B
Intro: (C Cmaj7/B Am7 G/B) x 2
C Cmaj7/B Am7 G/B
(Why ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah)
C Cmaj7/B Am7 G
(Why ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah)
C Cmaj7/B Am7 Fmaj7 G
How many times do I have to try to tell you that I'm sorry for the
C Cmaj/B Am Em/B C Cmaj/B
things I've done uh uh uh but when I start to try to tell you
Am7 Fmaj7 G C
that´s when you have to tell me hey, this kind of trouble's only just
Cmaj7/B Am7 Fmaj7 G
begun
D Bm9 F#m7
I tell myself too many times why don't you ever
Gadd2 A D Bm9
learn to keep your big mouth shut that's why it hurts so bad to hear
F#m7 Gadd2 A
the words that keep on falling from your mouth
Fmaj7
falling from your mouth
D9
falling from your mouth, tell me
C Cmaj7/B Am7 G/B
(Why ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah)
C Cmaj7/B Am7 G
(Why ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah)
C Cmaj7/B Am7 Fmaj7 G
I may be mad I may be blind I may be viciously unkind but I can still
C Cmaj7/B Am7 Fmaj7 G
read what you're thinking uh uh uh and I've heard it said
C Cmaj7/B Am7 Fmaj7 G
too many times that you'd be better off besides why can't you see (this
C C/B Am F
boat is sinking) x3
BRIDGE:
D Bm9 F#m7
Let's go down to the water's edge and we
Gadd2 A D Bm9
can cast away those doubts Some things are better left unsaid but they
F#m7 Gadd2 A
still turn me inside out
Fmaj7 D7
turning inside out turning inside out tell me
C Cmaj7/B Am7 G/B
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