Biografía:
Los Pretty Things son uno de los grupos más salvajes surgidos de la escena inglesa de los sesenta. Las raíces de la banda se pueden remontar a finales de los años '50, cuando Dick Taylor, Mick Jagger y varios amigos se reunían para tocar en la casa de los padres de Taylor en Dartford. Tomaron el nombre de un tema de Bo Diddley, "Pretty Thing". Formado en 1963 por el vocalista Phil May y el guitarrista Dick Taylor (los dos estudiaron en el Sidcup Art College, al igual que Keith Richards y David Bowie).
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Cry To Me:The Pretty Things.
#28 on UK Charts on FONTANA Records
in 1965. (Cover of a Solomon Burke
hit from 1962.)
INTRO: E
#1.
E A
When your baby leaves you all alone and nobody
E
calls you on the phone.
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E
Come on, cry to me.
#2.
E
When you're all alone in your lonely room and
A E
there's nothing but her perfume.
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E B
Come on, cry to me.
BRIDGE:
A E
Nothing can be sadder than a glass of wine alone.
B E
Loneliness is such a long, long time.
A E
And there's no, no, no need for you to ever walk
B E B
alone..so, come on, come on, cry to me.
#3.
E
When you're all alone waiting for her voice in
A E
the night, but it doesn't come.
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E
Come on, cry to me.
CHORUS:
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E
Come on, cry to me.
CHORUS:
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E B
Come on, cry to me.
OUTRO:
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E B
Come on, cry to me.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#28 on UK Charts on FONTANA Records
in 1965. (Cover of a Solomon Burke
hit from 1962.)
INTRO: E
#1.
E A
When your baby leaves you all alone and nobody
E
calls you on the phone.
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E
Come on, cry to me.
#2.
E
When you're all alone in your lonely room and
A E
there's nothing but her perfume.
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E B
Come on, cry to me.
BRIDGE:
A E
Nothing can be sadder than a glass of wine alone.
B E
Loneliness is such a long, long time.
A E
And there's no, no, no need for you to ever walk
B E B
alone..so, come on, come on, cry to me.
#3.
E
When you're all alone waiting for her voice in
A E
the night, but it doesn't come.
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E
Come on, cry to me.
CHORUS:
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E
Come on, cry to me.
CHORUS:
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E B
Come on, cry to me.
OUTRO:
B A
Don't you feel like crying..don't you feel
E B
like crying..don't you feel like crying?
A E B
Come on, cry to me.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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