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Sheila Elizabeth Nicholls (born 9 February 1970 in Colchester, Essex) is a British singer-songwriter, now residing in Echo Park, Los Angeles, California.
Whilst growing up, Nicholls attended Felsted School. She first found fame for performing cartwheels whilst streaking at an England vs. Australia cricket match at Lord's in May 1989, in which she joined fellow school players Derek Pringle and John Stephenson on the field of play; this footage was later included in the video Streaker, narrated by George Best.
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FALLEN FOR YOU by Sheila Nicholls
[F] Falling [A7] for you
[Dm] Did you [G] ever see me
[Bb] Watching [Bbm] from periphery
[F] I was [Bbm] playing another [Gm] game
I hoped you [C] catch on all the same
[F] Falling [A7] from view
[Dm] Did you [G] ever touch me
[Bb] Floating [Bbm] through your potpourri
[F] I thought I [Bbm] felt your fingers [Gm] once
After [C] waiting all these [Dm] months
[Dm] But I was [Dm/C#] wrong, so [F] wrong
[G] That was just another song you [Bb] wrote for another [C] girl
[Dm] And I hoped [Dm/C#] the day could be
When [F] you'd write a [G] song for me but it [Bb] never came
I thank you [F] all the same
But I'll [G] go now, so [C] you won't know how much I've
[F] Fallen [A7] for you
[Dm] Pointless [G] trying to be a [Bb] man
Boy, you [Bbm] don't know if you [F] can
I thought I [Bbm] knew you well e[Gm]nough
But your [C] walls are still too tough
[Dm] But I was [Dm/C#] wrong, so [F] wrong
[G] That was just another song you [Bb] wrote for another [C] girl
[Dm] And I hoped [Dm/C#] the day could be
When [F] you'd write a [G] song for me but it [Bb] never came
I thank you [F] all the same
But I'll [G] go now, so [C] you won't know how much I
[E] Thought about you all the [Am] time
Walking [C] round the Guggen[F]heim
Like a [E] rhyme in my [Am] mind
There you [C] are in my car [F]
But we [G] don't drive very [C] far
To the [G] beach, out of [A7] reach
Next to [Dm] me [G] my fanta[C]sy
[F] Falling [A7] for you
[Dm] Did you [G] ever see me
[Bb] Watching [Bbm] from periphery
[F] I was [Bbm] playing another [Gm] game
I hoped you [C] catch on all the [F] same
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[F] Falling [A7] for you
[Dm] Did you [G] ever see me
[Bb] Watching [Bbm] from periphery
[F] I was [Bbm] playing another [Gm] game
I hoped you [C] catch on all the same
[F] Falling [A7] from view
[Dm] Did you [G] ever touch me
[Bb] Floating [Bbm] through your potpourri
[F] I thought I [Bbm] felt your fingers [Gm] once
After [C] waiting all these [Dm] months
[Dm] But I was [Dm/C#] wrong, so [F] wrong
[G] That was just another song you [Bb] wrote for another [C] girl
[Dm] And I hoped [Dm/C#] the day could be
When [F] you'd write a [G] song for me but it [Bb] never came
I thank you [F] all the same
But I'll [G] go now, so [C] you won't know how much I've
[F] Fallen [A7] for you
[Dm] Pointless [G] trying to be a [Bb] man
Boy, you [Bbm] don't know if you [F] can
I thought I [Bbm] knew you well e[Gm]nough
But your [C] walls are still too tough
[Dm] But I was [Dm/C#] wrong, so [F] wrong
[G] That was just another song you [Bb] wrote for another [C] girl
[Dm] And I hoped [Dm/C#] the day could be
When [F] you'd write a [G] song for me but it [Bb] never came
I thank you [F] all the same
But I'll [G] go now, so [C] you won't know how much I
[E] Thought about you all the [Am] time
Walking [C] round the Guggen[F]heim
Like a [E] rhyme in my [Am] mind
There you [C] are in my car [F]
But we [G] don't drive very [C] far
To the [G] beach, out of [A7] reach
Next to [Dm] me [G] my fanta[C]sy
[F] Falling [A7] for you
[Dm] Did you [G] ever see me
[Bb] Watching [Bbm] from periphery
[F] I was [Bbm] playing another [Gm] game
I hoped you [C] catch on all the [F] same
www.essexgirl.com/sheilanicholls
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