Biografía:
The Fat Lady Sings was formed in Dublin in March 1986. Fronted by singer and songwriter Nick Kelly, the initial line-up also comprised Robert Hamilton (drums), Dave Sweeney (guitars) and Finbarr O’Riordan (bass). Unusually for the time, the band decided to relocate to London almost immediately after forming, and based themselves there throughout their subsequent eight year career. Perhaps more unusual still was the fact that they never recorded
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Johnny Sunrise
The Fat Lady Sings from the album 'Johnson'
tab by Brian Beckmann
Intro: D – G – D – G
D G D
You're a star, he says, you've bottled your grace
G D
It's a laugh to watch you try to keep pace
G D G
With the steps we made together one night with beer
D A G D
And you called me… Johnny Sunrise
D G D
Johnny Sunrise walks away from me…
G D
Takes his time and he takes me too seriously
G D
Locks his thoughts away in a box he built
G D A G D
While I was gone… Johnny Sunrise
CHORUS
Bm F#m G D
But remember the bite of those November nights when we rode out
Em D Asus4–A
To fight for the light of our lives to be turned on…
Bm F#m
Sweat and perfume and new bread as the moon faded
G D C (hold…) D (hold…)
Stumbling home spilling out stories we wouldn't forget in a hurry
C (hold…) D (hold…)
But then we weren't in a hurry…
V2
D G D
Our faces are mirrors lines and scars that we've earned
G D
All the classes we missed all the lessons we learned
G D
All the roads that we took that took us apart
G D A G D
Now you're sitting there saying, "Let's go back to the start."
D G D
And he says, "Lose that luggage let it all go…”
G D
Job you got job you lost what it cost all the things you now know
G D
All the girls you once had and the man that you are
G D
Let's climb off this world again
A G D
And climb into my car
A G D
Let's climb into my car
A G D (keep strumming‘D’)
Drive away in my car
CHORUS
Bm F#m G D
And remember the bite of those November nights when we rode out
Em D Asus4–A
To fight for the light of our lives to be turned on…
Bm F#m
Sweat and perfume and new bread as the moon faded
G D C
Stumbling home spilling out stories we wouldn't forget in a million
C D
years, but then, we didn't have a million years, million years,
million years…
Bm F#m
Sweat and perfume and new bread as the moon faded
G D C(hold…) D
Stumbling home spilling out stories we wouldn't forget in a hurry
C (hold…) D (stay on D to fade)
But then we weren't in a hurry…
The Fat Lady Sings from the album 'Johnson'
tab by Brian Beckmann
Intro: D – G – D – G
D G D
You're a star, he says, you've bottled your grace
G D
It's a laugh to watch you try to keep pace
G D G
With the steps we made together one night with beer
D A G D
And you called me… Johnny Sunrise
D G D
Johnny Sunrise walks away from me…
G D
Takes his time and he takes me too seriously
G D
Locks his thoughts away in a box he built
G D A G D
While I was gone… Johnny Sunrise
CHORUS
Bm F#m G D
But remember the bite of those November nights when we rode out
Em D Asus4–A
To fight for the light of our lives to be turned on…
Bm F#m
Sweat and perfume and new bread as the moon faded
G D C (hold…) D (hold…)
Stumbling home spilling out stories we wouldn't forget in a hurry
C (hold…) D (hold…)
But then we weren't in a hurry…
V2
D G D
Our faces are mirrors lines and scars that we've earned
G D
All the classes we missed all the lessons we learned
G D
All the roads that we took that took us apart
G D A G D
Now you're sitting there saying, "Let's go back to the start."
D G D
And he says, "Lose that luggage let it all go…”
G D
Job you got job you lost what it cost all the things you now know
G D
All the girls you once had and the man that you are
G D
Let's climb off this world again
A G D
And climb into my car
A G D
Let's climb into my car
A G D (keep strumming‘D’)
Drive away in my car
CHORUS
Bm F#m G D
And remember the bite of those November nights when we rode out
Em D Asus4–A
To fight for the light of our lives to be turned on…
Bm F#m
Sweat and perfume and new bread as the moon faded
G D C
Stumbling home spilling out stories we wouldn't forget in a million
C D
years, but then, we didn't have a million years, million years,
million years…
Bm F#m
Sweat and perfume and new bread as the moon faded
G D C(hold…) D
Stumbling home spilling out stories we wouldn't forget in a hurry
C (hold…) D (stay on D to fade)
But then we weren't in a hurry…
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