Biografía:
The Fantastic Leslie is a four-piece pop band built around entertainment, goodwill to all, and the odd Muppet song. With sharp tasting, addictive songs, the band has developed an original repertoire which sets their shows apart from the rest. Live performances are always high energy and tub-thumpingly audience active. Piano, bass, guitar, real drums, four voices.
The band's original line up included Andrew Hansen (guitar and vocals), Cameron Bruce (piano and vocals), Tom Gleeson (drums) and James Fletcher (bass).
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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!
I worked this out on my piano and it is perfect.
It's 4/4, Triplet swing (33% swing), about 130bpm,
Bouncy crotchets (ie. similar to the Beatles 'When I'm Sixty-Four')
The Csus/G in the |G Csus/G| bars is pushed forward by a quaver
Intro: |G Csus/G|x4 |F C |D |
Verse 1
Am D G C
Anyway, what's it like to be afraid?
Am D G C
It's hard to say. Isn't it a bit like flying
Am D G C Am C
In the face of a situation that you can't control
G Csus/G
Weatherman (Weatherman) x2
Chorus
G D
I believe you are the sun, you
C D
are the moon and kisses.
G D
Laughing at things and crying at things that are
C D
really none of your business
G D/F# C/E D G D/F# C/E D
But I don't think you'll ever really understand.
Verse 2
Am D G C
Can't you be a little more upfront with me
Am D G C
I need to see everything I need to see
Am D
And let me show you
G Csus/G
Weatherman (Weatherman) x2
[Chorus]
Bridge
A D B A
And it feels so right to know you
A D F D/F# F/A D
And it feels just right to show you
Verse 3
Am D G C
I'm past the point of hoping that you're going to share
Am D G C
with me your thoughts, well anyway I'm not afraid
Am D
then let me hear you
G Csus/G (Repeat until fade.)
Weatherman (Weatherman)
It's 4/4, Triplet swing (33% swing), about 130bpm,
Bouncy crotchets (ie. similar to the Beatles 'When I'm Sixty-Four')
The Csus/G in the |G Csus/G| bars is pushed forward by a quaver
Intro: |G Csus/G|x4 |F C |D |
Verse 1
Am D G C
Anyway, what's it like to be afraid?
Am D G C
It's hard to say. Isn't it a bit like flying
Am D G C Am C
In the face of a situation that you can't control
G Csus/G
Weatherman (Weatherman) x2
Chorus
G D
I believe you are the sun, you
C D
are the moon and kisses.
G D
Laughing at things and crying at things that are
C D
really none of your business
G D/F# C/E D G D/F# C/E D
But I don't think you'll ever really understand.
Verse 2
Am D G C
Can't you be a little more upfront with me
Am D G C
I need to see everything I need to see
Am D
And let me show you
G Csus/G
Weatherman (Weatherman) x2
[Chorus]
Bridge
A D B A
And it feels so right to know you
A D F D/F# F/A D
And it feels just right to show you
Verse 3
Am D G C
I'm past the point of hoping that you're going to share
Am D G C
with me your thoughts, well anyway I'm not afraid
Am D
then let me hear you
G Csus/G (Repeat until fade.)
Weatherman (Weatherman)
The Fat Lady Sin (...)
The Fat Man and (...)
The Fauns
The Federal Empi (...)
The Fedz (UK)
The Fiftyone Ban (...)
The Figgs
The Fighting Huk (...)
The fin.
The Final Wish