Biografía:
Bob Lind (born Robert Neale Lind, in Baltimore, Ohio, 25 November 1942) was a folk music singer/songwriter in the 1960s, who released one transatlantic chart hit single. That song was entitled "Elusive Butterfly", which was a prominent track in 1966.
[edit] Career
Lind signed a recording contract with World Pacific Records in 1965, and it was on that label that he had his huge hit. The single may have done even better in the UK Singles Chart had he not had competition from Val Doonican, who released a rival version of the same song.
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Truly Julie's Blues:Bob Lind.
#65 on BB Hot 100 on WORLD PACIFIC
Records in 1966.
INTRO: Dm7 G C Am7..Dm7 G C
#1.
Dm7 G C
When you're thirsty and no one will fill your cup
Am7
for you.
Dm7 G
And your well dressed friends don't want you on
C Am7
their street.
Dm7 G C
When you are so far down, the gutter looks like up
Am7
to you.
CHORUS:
C F Dm7 Am7
I will still be kneeling at your feet..
C Dm7 C
I will still be kneeling at your feet.
#2.
Dm7 G C Am7
When you can't remember where you left your laughter.
Dm7 G C Am7
And you forget the definition of your name.
Dm7 G C Am7
When your yesterday sets fire to your ever after.
CHORUS:
F Dm7 C Dm7
I'll reach down and pull you from the flame..
C Dm7 C
I'll reach down and pull you from the flame.
#3.
Dm7 G C Am7
When all the crippled children you give strength to..
Dm7 G C Am7
lay their crutches down and walk away.
Dm7 G C Am7
And you realize that all their mothers hate you.
CHORUS:
F Dm7 C Dm7
I'll be there to hear the things you say..
F Dm7 C
I'll be there to hear the things you say.
#4.
Dm7 G C Am7
When, at last, your bitter problems all ignore you.
Dm7 G C Am7
And you've come out clean, everything is done.
Dm7 Bm G C Am7
And you realize I've been through it all before you.
OUTRO:
F Dm7 C F Dm7
Come down and walk beside me in the sun..
F Dm7 C
Come down and walk beside me in the sun.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#65 on BB Hot 100 on WORLD PACIFIC
Records in 1966.
INTRO: Dm7 G C Am7..Dm7 G C
#1.
Dm7 G C
When you're thirsty and no one will fill your cup
Am7
for you.
Dm7 G
And your well dressed friends don't want you on
C Am7
their street.
Dm7 G C
When you are so far down, the gutter looks like up
Am7
to you.
CHORUS:
C F Dm7 Am7
I will still be kneeling at your feet..
C Dm7 C
I will still be kneeling at your feet.
#2.
Dm7 G C Am7
When you can't remember where you left your laughter.
Dm7 G C Am7
And you forget the definition of your name.
Dm7 G C Am7
When your yesterday sets fire to your ever after.
CHORUS:
F Dm7 C Dm7
I'll reach down and pull you from the flame..
C Dm7 C
I'll reach down and pull you from the flame.
#3.
Dm7 G C Am7
When all the crippled children you give strength to..
Dm7 G C Am7
lay their crutches down and walk away.
Dm7 G C Am7
And you realize that all their mothers hate you.
CHORUS:
F Dm7 C Dm7
I'll be there to hear the things you say..
F Dm7 C
I'll be there to hear the things you say.
#4.
Dm7 G C Am7
When, at last, your bitter problems all ignore you.
Dm7 G C Am7
And you've come out clean, everything is done.
Dm7 Bm G C Am7
And you realize I've been through it all before you.
OUTRO:
F Dm7 C F Dm7
Come down and walk beside me in the sun..
F Dm7 C
Come down and walk beside me in the sun.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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