Biografía:
Anthony John Clarke was born in Ireland, he began writing songs at the age of nine. He is a talented singer/songwriter and is often described as one of the folk scenes nicest guys.
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Otras canciones:
- All In The Song
- An Acquaintance Of Mine
- As Good As It Gets
- Banjo Antarctica
- Between Midnight And Blue
- Blue
- Come Upstairs
- Danni And Mr Adams 1967
- Darling
- Day Too Long
- Easy Piano
- If Id Only Learned To Dance
- If Theres A Next Time
- Im My Own Grandpa
- Irish Eyes
- It Was All Rock And Roll Then
- Julie Brown
- May
- My Good Old Days
- My My Juliet
- No Use Us Arguing Now
- Of Course I Will
- One Night Stand
- Short Weekend
- Sing A Chorus With Me
- Smooth Old Talk
- The Broken Years
- The Great Southside Twins
- The High Road
- The Only Life Gloria Knows
- The Wrong Way Round
- Tomorrow The Sorrow Begins
- Tuesday Night Is Always Karaoke
- Twelve Verses
- Walking On Sunday
- Waltz Me Away
- Will You Sing A Chorus With Me
¡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!
*****DO NOT ADD STRUMMING PATTERNS TO MY TABS*****
Anthony John Clarke - Tuesday Night Is Always Karaoke
CAPO: 4th Fret
[Intro]
Em A Em D
[Verse 1]
Em C
The wind blew so cold against the west coast of Ireland
D Em
That Rita would not go into the water
C
Picture the scene, mothers, fathers, ice-creams
D Em
Huddled 'round their little sons and daughters
[Verse 2]
G D/F# Em
Well, the rain it cut right through me, it kept on pouring down
C D Em
I found a little hotel bar on the harbour side of town
G D Em
I said I’d play for nothing since the tourists was in town
G D Em
But Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 3]
Em C
Oasis all the rage, "I'm down from Gorgy", climbed on stage
D Em
And he could hardly hold the mike for all that brandy
C
He intro'ed far too late and poor old Sally had to wait
D Em
Rita hollered that some words would come in handy
[Verse 4]
G D/F# Em
Fathers pushing mothers up against the microphone
C D Em
Sisters goading brothers, "Won't you leave the lad alone
G D Em
And a priest from (?Nukarada?) shook his head and headed home
G D Em
'Cause Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 5]
G D/F# Em
There's only karaoke, on every scone
C D Em
The whistles and the fiddles and the bodhran stay at home
G D Em
I never heard a single mandolin or an accordion drone
G D Em
'Cause Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 6]
Em C
Jim turned Kyle Fergus with his eyes shut, lips are pursing
D Em
John boy, he passed out at the next table
C
Smokey Mountain Sweet, what came is good enough to eat
D Em
Jim tried to sing in tune, but was not able
[Verse 7]
G D/F# Em
And people stood on chairs and tables, rocking to them all
C D Em
Knocking over nuns and children, laughing as they fall
G D Em
And Sister Mary Joseph, she's the biggest drunk of all
G D Em
Those singing nuns just love their Karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
And Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 7]
C
Hectic and electric, Casanova he's dyslexic
D Em
A wee Sligo Suzanne Vega sang "Marlene"
C
A coach load from Galway, cut their tour date, singing "My Way"
D Em
Vigo did the stupid dance in Macarena
[Verse 8]
G D/F# Em
And the priest appeared from nowhere with "The Fields Of Athenry"
C D Em
And a Welshman murdered "Vincent" and "American Pie"
G D Em
And a fight broke out when someone said, his lady must be dry
G D Em
But no one really cares, it's karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
And Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 9]
C
There were fiddlers from Ross Trevor who'd like so much, they'd stay forever
D Em
And Sister Mary Joseph stood there screaming
C
She lifted up her skirt, she grabbed the nearest priest, she began to flirt
D Em
And the tour guide said, "They offered me a job, am I dreaming"
[Verse 10]
G D/F# Em
Then the police arrived in wagons like some extras from The Sting
C D Em
And they called for reinforcements, as their mobile phones did ring
G D Em
They shouted at her, "Hey, Sister Mary Joseph, do you know what time it is?"
And she said, "No, but you hum it and I'll sing"
[Chorus]
C D Em
Cause Tuesday night is always karaoke
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 11]
C
"Get thee to a nunnery", cried Father Michael Tullery
D Em
Your behaviour here tonight is sacrilegious
C
Sister Mary Joseph took the floor and the crowd all called for more
D Em G
And old Barry Manilow covers were contagious
[Verse 12]
D/F# Em
They took their lighters and they waved them in the air
C D Em G
She'd gone on stage to strut her "Londonderry Air"
D Em
She tore her habit, there's her underwear
G D Em
Those singing nuns just love their Karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
And Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 13]
C
Oh, there's only karaoke, on every scone
D Em
The whistles and the fiddles and the bodhran stay at home
C
I never heard a single mandolin or an accordion drone
D Em
'Cause Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
Anthony John Clarke - Tuesday Night Is Always Karaoke
CAPO: 4th Fret
[Intro]
Em A Em D
[Verse 1]
Em C
The wind blew so cold against the west coast of Ireland
D Em
That Rita would not go into the water
C
Picture the scene, mothers, fathers, ice-creams
D Em
Huddled 'round their little sons and daughters
[Verse 2]
G D/F# Em
Well, the rain it cut right through me, it kept on pouring down
C D Em
I found a little hotel bar on the harbour side of town
G D Em
I said I’d play for nothing since the tourists was in town
G D Em
But Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 3]
Em C
Oasis all the rage, "I'm down from Gorgy", climbed on stage
D Em
And he could hardly hold the mike for all that brandy
C
He intro'ed far too late and poor old Sally had to wait
D Em
Rita hollered that some words would come in handy
[Verse 4]
G D/F# Em
Fathers pushing mothers up against the microphone
C D Em
Sisters goading brothers, "Won't you leave the lad alone
G D Em
And a priest from (?Nukarada?) shook his head and headed home
G D Em
'Cause Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 5]
G D/F# Em
There's only karaoke, on every scone
C D Em
The whistles and the fiddles and the bodhran stay at home
G D Em
I never heard a single mandolin or an accordion drone
G D Em
'Cause Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 6]
Em C
Jim turned Kyle Fergus with his eyes shut, lips are pursing
D Em
John boy, he passed out at the next table
C
Smokey Mountain Sweet, what came is good enough to eat
D Em
Jim tried to sing in tune, but was not able
[Verse 7]
G D/F# Em
And people stood on chairs and tables, rocking to them all
C D Em
Knocking over nuns and children, laughing as they fall
G D Em
And Sister Mary Joseph, she's the biggest drunk of all
G D Em
Those singing nuns just love their Karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
And Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 7]
C
Hectic and electric, Casanova he's dyslexic
D Em
A wee Sligo Suzanne Vega sang "Marlene"
C
A coach load from Galway, cut their tour date, singing "My Way"
D Em
Vigo did the stupid dance in Macarena
[Verse 8]
G D/F# Em
And the priest appeared from nowhere with "The Fields Of Athenry"
C D Em
And a Welshman murdered "Vincent" and "American Pie"
G D Em
And a fight broke out when someone said, his lady must be dry
G D Em
But no one really cares, it's karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
And Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 9]
C
There were fiddlers from Ross Trevor who'd like so much, they'd stay forever
D Em
And Sister Mary Joseph stood there screaming
C
She lifted up her skirt, she grabbed the nearest priest, she began to flirt
D Em
And the tour guide said, "They offered me a job, am I dreaming"
[Verse 10]
G D/F# Em
Then the police arrived in wagons like some extras from The Sting
C D Em
And they called for reinforcements, as their mobile phones did ring
G D Em
They shouted at her, "Hey, Sister Mary Joseph, do you know what time it is?"
And she said, "No, but you hum it and I'll sing"
[Chorus]
C D Em
Cause Tuesday night is always karaoke
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 11]
C
"Get thee to a nunnery", cried Father Michael Tullery
D Em
Your behaviour here tonight is sacrilegious
C
Sister Mary Joseph took the floor and the crowd all called for more
D Em G
And old Barry Manilow covers were contagious
[Verse 12]
D/F# Em
They took their lighters and they waved them in the air
C D Em G
She'd gone on stage to strut her "Londonderry Air"
D Em
She tore her habit, there's her underwear
G D Em
Those singing nuns just love their Karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
And Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 13]
C
Oh, there's only karaoke, on every scone
D Em
The whistles and the fiddles and the bodhran stay at home
C
I never heard a single mandolin or an accordion drone
D Em
'Cause Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
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