Biografía:
La banda holandesa de pop-rock Bettie Serveert, llamada así por un manual educativo de la tenista Bettie Stoeve, se hizo popular en su tierra y en radios universitarias americanas con su debut “Palomine” de 1992. Su primera formación fue compuesta por Carol van Djik (voz y guitarra), Peter Visser (guitarra), Herman Bunskoeke (bajo) y Berend Dubbe (batería), se formó originalmente en 1986, pero se separaron después de sólo un concierto. Se reformó en 1990 y lanzó su álbum debut, Palomine, en 1992.
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Subject: b/bettie_serveert/something_so_wild.crd
Date: Wed, 25 Jun 97 16:54:12 GMT
From: [email protected]
Bettie Serveert - Something so Wild (from album 'Lamprey')
C* = 030230
C** = 030200
intro: C C* C C*
C E
She had 3 more lovers, but they all got cold feet
Am D
and I know that there were others, but she is so discrete
C G F
Yet a wave of his hand's enough to get her back again
C E
She made it through highschool and she got a degree
Am D
and I know in different ways she's a lot smarter than me
C G F C C**
Yet a wave of his hand's enough to get her back again
Am C
I dispise every word that he speaks,
Am G
'cos he tries to make her feel weak
F G
And he'll put her down in public and he treats her like a child
Am D
but he'll never make a lapdog out of something so wild
C G Am F
Yet a wave of his hand's enough to get her back again
C G F
Yet a wave of his hand's enough to get her back again
C E
And I tried to convince her, to make it on her own
Am D
But she's afraid to be a spinster, afraid to be alone
C G G
Yet a wave of his hand.............
solo
I dispise every move that he makes
'cos I know what he's trying to break
And he'll put her down......etc.
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stefan nijenhuis
[email protected]
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Subject: b/bettie_serveert/something_so_wild.crd
Date: Wed, 25 Jun 97 16:54:12 GMT
From: [email protected]
Bettie Serveert - Something so Wild (from album 'Lamprey')
C* = 030230
C** = 030200
intro: C C* C C*
C E
She had 3 more lovers, but they all got cold feet
Am D
and I know that there were others, but she is so discrete
C G F
Yet a wave of his hand's enough to get her back again
C E
She made it through highschool and she got a degree
Am D
and I know in different ways she's a lot smarter than me
C G F C C**
Yet a wave of his hand's enough to get her back again
Am C
I dispise every word that he speaks,
Am G
'cos he tries to make her feel weak
F G
And he'll put her down in public and he treats her like a child
Am D
but he'll never make a lapdog out of something so wild
C G Am F
Yet a wave of his hand's enough to get her back again
C G F
Yet a wave of his hand's enough to get her back again
C E
And I tried to convince her, to make it on her own
Am D
But she's afraid to be a spinster, afraid to be alone
C G G
Yet a wave of his hand.............
solo
I dispise every move that he makes
'cos I know what he's trying to break
And he'll put her down......etc.
----------------------------------------
stefan nijenhuis
[email protected]
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