Biografía:
Cheery singer/songwriter and very polite street performer from London.
After writing music for 10 years, Charlotte Campbell's career really began when she found herself on London's Southbank, guitar in hand and a case full of change. She found a stage there and an audience. She has captured the hearts of tourists and Londoners with her sweet vocals and thoughtful lyrics. Through glorious summers and bitterly cold winters Charlotte sings her favourite cover songs as well as performing her own original music.
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¡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!
[Intro]
A E [x4]
[Verse]
A E A E
I don’t suppose that you remember
A E F# F#7
But, I remember all the time
A E
Walks in the park
A E
Kisses after dark
A B
Like a movie replaying in my mind
[Verse]
A E A E
I don’t suppose it really matters
A E F# F#7
Whatever happened in the end
A E
Long distance calls
A E
One of us falls
A B B7
The other one says "Hey, Let’s be friends"
[Chorus]
A E F# F#7
Oh, I’ll never blame you for breaking my heart
A E B B7
Because I don’t think it would be fair
A E F# F#7
No, I don’t believe that you realised
A B A E
That I really loved you, for a minute there
[Verse]
A E A E
I didn’t hear from you a lot, but
A E F# F#7
Things I got I’d hold on to
A E
Little in jokes
A E
Likes on my posts
A B
Made me feel closer to you
[Verse]
A E A E
Over time I’ll stop pretending
A E F# F#7
We weren’t ending things for good
A E
Time doesn’t wait
A E
So I’ll go out on dates
A B B7
And think about you more than I should
[Chorus]
A E F# F#7
Oh, I’ll never blame you for breaking my heart
A E B B7
Because I don’t think it would be fair
A E F# F#7
No, I don’t believe that you realised
A B A E
That I really loved you, for a minute there
A E [x2]
[Verse]
A E A E
All my friends say that it’s your loss
A E F# F#7
And this is your cross you can bear
A E
But though it was short
A E A E
I’ve always thought you should know
A B
I really loved you
[Chorus]
A E F# F#7
Oh, I’ll never blame you for breaking my heart
A E B B7
Because I don’t think it would be fair
A E F# F#7
No, I don’t believe that you realised
A B A E
That I really loved you, for a minute there
A E [x4]
[Verse]
A E A E
I don’t suppose that you remember
A E F# F#7
But, I remember all the time
A E
Walks in the park
A E
Kisses after dark
A B
Like a movie replaying in my mind
[Verse]
A E A E
I don’t suppose it really matters
A E F# F#7
Whatever happened in the end
A E
Long distance calls
A E
One of us falls
A B B7
The other one says "Hey, Let’s be friends"
[Chorus]
A E F# F#7
Oh, I’ll never blame you for breaking my heart
A E B B7
Because I don’t think it would be fair
A E F# F#7
No, I don’t believe that you realised
A B A E
That I really loved you, for a minute there
[Verse]
A E A E
I didn’t hear from you a lot, but
A E F# F#7
Things I got I’d hold on to
A E
Little in jokes
A E
Likes on my posts
A B
Made me feel closer to you
[Verse]
A E A E
Over time I’ll stop pretending
A E F# F#7
We weren’t ending things for good
A E
Time doesn’t wait
A E
So I’ll go out on dates
A B B7
And think about you more than I should
[Chorus]
A E F# F#7
Oh, I’ll never blame you for breaking my heart
A E B B7
Because I don’t think it would be fair
A E F# F#7
No, I don’t believe that you realised
A B A E
That I really loved you, for a minute there
A E [x2]
[Verse]
A E A E
All my friends say that it’s your loss
A E F# F#7
And this is your cross you can bear
A E
But though it was short
A E A E
I’ve always thought you should know
A B
I really loved you
[Chorus]
A E F# F#7
Oh, I’ll never blame you for breaking my heart
A E B B7
Because I don’t think it would be fair
A E F# F#7
No, I don’t believe that you realised
A B A E
That I really loved you, for a minute there
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