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Lynsey de Paul (born Lynsey Monckton Rubin, on 11 June 1950 in London, UK – died 1 October 2014) is an English singer-songwriter. Renowned for her keyboard skills, ability to write catchy songs and sultry looks, de Paul first hit the UK charts in 1972, initially as the writer of the Fortunes hit, "Storm in a Teacup". A few months later she was propelled into the limelight as the performer of her very own song hit song "Sugar Me", which rapidly found
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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]
D
Pitter-patter pitter-patter ...
Pitter-patter pitter-patter ...
[Verse 1]
D Dmaj7
One drop of rain on your window pane
D7 G
Doesn't mean to say there's a thunderstorm comin'
F#m7 Bm
Rain may pour for an hour or more
G A
But it doesn't matter, you know it doesn't matter
[Verse 2]
D Dmaj7
One gentle breeze blowin' softly through the trees
D7 G
Doesn't mean to say there's a hurricane hummin'
F#m7 Bm
Don't go running ev'ry time you hear it coming
G A
It doesn't matter, you know it doesn't matter
[Verse 3]
D Dmaj7
One little word that you may have overheard
D7 G
Doesn't mean to say that my love for you is dyin'
F#m7 Bm
Don't go cryin' over second hand lyin'
G A
'Cause it doesn't matter, you know it doesn't matter
[Chorus]
D G
It's a sto - orm in a teacup
Bm E G A
Brewing up double all those tiny little troubles
D G
A sto - orm in a teacup
Bm E
It really doesn't matter
G A D
If it pitter-pitter-patters all the day
[Interlude]
(Verse chords played over "pitter-patter, pitter-patter...")
D Dmaj7
D7 G
F#m7 Bm
G A
It doesn't matter, no no it doesn't matter
[Verse 3]
D Dmaj7
One little word that you may have overheard
D7 G
Doesn't mean to say that my love for you is dyin'
F#m7 Bm
Don't go cryin' over second hand lyin'
G A
'Cause it doesn't matter, you know it doesn't matter
[Chorus]
D G
It's a sto - orm in a teacup
Bm E G A
Brewing up double all those tiny little troubles
D G
A sto - orm in a teacup
Bm E
It really doesn't matter
G A D
If it pitter-pitter-patters all the day
D
Pitter-patter pitter-patter ...
Pitter-patter pitter-patter ...
[Verse 1]
D Dmaj7
One drop of rain on your window pane
D7 G
Doesn't mean to say there's a thunderstorm comin'
F#m7 Bm
Rain may pour for an hour or more
G A
But it doesn't matter, you know it doesn't matter
[Verse 2]
D Dmaj7
One gentle breeze blowin' softly through the trees
D7 G
Doesn't mean to say there's a hurricane hummin'
F#m7 Bm
Don't go running ev'ry time you hear it coming
G A
It doesn't matter, you know it doesn't matter
[Verse 3]
D Dmaj7
One little word that you may have overheard
D7 G
Doesn't mean to say that my love for you is dyin'
F#m7 Bm
Don't go cryin' over second hand lyin'
G A
'Cause it doesn't matter, you know it doesn't matter
[Chorus]
D G
It's a sto - orm in a teacup
Bm E G A
Brewing up double all those tiny little troubles
D G
A sto - orm in a teacup
Bm E
It really doesn't matter
G A D
If it pitter-pitter-patters all the day
[Interlude]
(Verse chords played over "pitter-patter, pitter-patter...")
D Dmaj7
D7 G
F#m7 Bm
G A
It doesn't matter, no no it doesn't matter
[Verse 3]
D Dmaj7
One little word that you may have overheard
D7 G
Doesn't mean to say that my love for you is dyin'
F#m7 Bm
Don't go cryin' over second hand lyin'
G A
'Cause it doesn't matter, you know it doesn't matter
[Chorus]
D G
It's a sto - orm in a teacup
Bm E G A
Brewing up double all those tiny little troubles
D G
A sto - orm in a teacup
Bm E
It really doesn't matter
G A D
If it pitter-pitter-patters all the day
Lys Assia
Lz7
M Daud Kilau
M Nasir
M People
M.O.R.T.
M.S. Fernando
M2M
M86
Ma Pauvre Lucett (...)