Biografia:
Lindisfarne foi um grupo folk / rock britânica de Newcastle estabelecido em 1970 (originalmente chamado de Brethren) e liderada pelo cantor/compositor Alan Hull. Sua música combinou um forte sentimento de saudade com um sentido ainda mais forte de diversão. O originalmente composto por Alan Hull (vocais, guitarra, piano), Ray Jackson (vocais, bandolim, gaita), Simon Cowe (bandolim, guitarra, banjo), Rod Clements (guitarra, violino) e Ray Laidlaw (bateria) .
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Outras músicas:
- 1983
- About You
- Alan In The River With Flowers
- All Fall Down
- All In The Same Boat
- Alright On The Night
- Any Way The Wind Blows
- Beautiful Day
- Born At The Right Time
- Bring Down The Government
- Broken Doll
- Call Of The Wild
- Candlelight
- Cant Do Right For Doing Wrong
- City Song
- Clear White Light Part 2
- Coming Good
- Court In The Act
- Cruising To Disaster
- Dance Your Life Away
- Day Of The Jackal
- Dedicated Hound
- Devil Of The North
- Do It Like This
- Dont Leave Me Tonight
- Dont Say Goodnight
- Down
- Driftin Through
- Easy And Free
- Elvis Lives On The Moon
- Evening
- Everything Changes
- Fog On The Tyne
- Freedom Square
- Friday Girl
- From My Window
- Ghost In Blue Suede Shoes
- Gin And Tonix All Round
- Go Back
- Goodbye
- Happy Birthday Dad
- Heroes
- I Must Stop Going To Parties
- In Your Head
- Jackhammer Blues
- January Song
- Jubilee Corner
- Juke Box Gypsy
- Keeping The Rage
- Kings Cross Blues
- Lady Eleanor
- Lazy
- Log On Your Fire
- Love In A Cage
- Love Is A Pain
- Mandolin King
- Marshall Rileys Army
- Meet Me On The Corner
- Miracles
- Mother Russia
- Never Miss The Water
- Nights
- No Need To Tell Me
- North Country Boy
- Oh No Not Again
- Old Peculiar Feeling
- One Day
- One Hundred Miles To Liverpool
- One World
- Only Alone
- Passing Ghosts
- People Say
- Poor Old Ireland
- Remember Tomorrow
- River
- Road To Kingdom Come
- Rock N Roll Phone
- Roll On That Day
- Run For Home
- Same Way Down
- Scarecrow Song
- Shine On
- Significant Other
- Soho Square
- Song For A Stranger
- Start Again
- Stick Together
- Stormy Weather
- Sunderland Boys
- Take Your Time
- Taking Care Of Business
- The Man Down There
- The Things I Should Have Said
- This Guitar Never Lies
- This Has Got To End
- This Too Will Pass
- Together Forever
- Tomorrow
- Train In G Major
- Turn A Deaf Ear
- Uncle Sam
- Under The Promenade
- Unfinished Business
- Unmarked Car
- Wake Up Little Sister
- Walking Back To Blueberry Hill
- Warm Feeling
- We Can Make It
- We Can Swing Together
- When Friday Comes Along
- When Jones Gets Back To Town
- When The Night Comes Down
- When The War Is Over
- Where My Heart Lives
- Winning The Game
- Winter Song
- Wish You Were Here
- Working For The Man
- Working My Way Back Home
- You And Me
- You Put The Laff On Me
- Youre The One
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Lindisfarne - I Must Stop Going To Parties
[INTRO:] G Em D
[CHORUS:]
G Em G Em
I must stop going to parties, I think they're doing me in
G Em C D
My hair is falling out and I'm getting kind of thin
G Em G Em G
I must stop going to parties, of that there is no doubt
Em C D
Next time you see me there, will you kindly throw me out
C D G
I must stop going to parties and hanging about
[VERSE 1:]
N.C. C Am
For instance, take last Friday, when Terry came to tea
C Em
I thought I had enough to drink, but not enough for me
C Am
He said would I like to accompany him, to a place just over the hill
C Em D
I said I really shouldn't, but perhaps I think I will
[CHORUS:]
G Em G Em
I must stop going to parties, I think they're doing me in
G Em C D
My hair is falling out and I'm getting kind of thin
G Em G Em G
I must stop going to parties, of that there is no doubt
Em C D
Next time you see me there, will you kindly throw me out
C D G
I must stop going to parties and hanging about
[VERSE 2:]
N.C. C Am
You see the same old faces, you've seen them all before
C Em
You're gonna get so wasted, you won't be able to walk out the door
C Am
Then someone comes on heavy, 'bout the war in what's-it's-name
C Em D Daug
I said, "I fink you're out of date, mate, shouldn't that be, ah, the other place"
[CHORUS:]
G Em G Em
I must stop going to parties, I think they're doing me in
G Em C D
My hair is falling out and I'm getting kind of thin
G Em G Em G
I must stop going to parties, of that there is no doubt
Em C D
Next time you see me there, will you kindly throw me out
C D G N.C.
I must stop going to parties and hanging about Oy!
[INSTRUMENTAL:] D D Am7 D G Em G Em G Em C D
G Em G Em G Em C D C D G
(*pause*)
[VERSE 3:] (**spoken**)
N.C. C Am C
Oh, the punch has all been drunk and the drunks have all been punched
Em
The magistrate's irate and the doctor, er, he's out to lunch
C Am
I don't know why I came in here, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, such a weak-kneed creep
C Em D Daug
I must stop going to parties, yeah, I got to get some sleep
N.C.
"Excuse me" - "Yeah, Terry here. Want to come to a party?" - "Oh no!"
[OUTRO:] G Em G Em G Em C D
C D G
I must stop going to parties and hanging about
C D G
I must stop going to parties and hanging about
C D G
I must stop going to parties and hanging about
C D G
I must stop going to parties and hanging about
[INTRO:] G Em D
[CHORUS:]
G Em G Em
I must stop going to parties, I think they're doing me in
G Em C D
My hair is falling out and I'm getting kind of thin
G Em G Em G
I must stop going to parties, of that there is no doubt
Em C D
Next time you see me there, will you kindly throw me out
C D G
I must stop going to parties and hanging about
[VERSE 1:]
N.C. C Am
For instance, take last Friday, when Terry came to tea
C Em
I thought I had enough to drink, but not enough for me
C Am
He said would I like to accompany him, to a place just over the hill
C Em D
I said I really shouldn't, but perhaps I think I will
[CHORUS:]
G Em G Em
I must stop going to parties, I think they're doing me in
G Em C D
My hair is falling out and I'm getting kind of thin
G Em G Em G
I must stop going to parties, of that there is no doubt
Em C D
Next time you see me there, will you kindly throw me out
C D G
I must stop going to parties and hanging about
[VERSE 2:]
N.C. C Am
You see the same old faces, you've seen them all before
C Em
You're gonna get so wasted, you won't be able to walk out the door
C Am
Then someone comes on heavy, 'bout the war in what's-it's-name
C Em D Daug
I said, "I fink you're out of date, mate, shouldn't that be, ah, the other place"
[CHORUS:]
G Em G Em
I must stop going to parties, I think they're doing me in
G Em C D
My hair is falling out and I'm getting kind of thin
G Em G Em G
I must stop going to parties, of that there is no doubt
Em C D
Next time you see me there, will you kindly throw me out
C D G N.C.
I must stop going to parties and hanging about Oy!
[INSTRUMENTAL:] D D Am7 D G Em G Em G Em C D
G Em G Em G Em C D C D G
(*pause*)
[VERSE 3:] (**spoken**)
N.C. C Am C
Oh, the punch has all been drunk and the drunks have all been punched
Em
The magistrate's irate and the doctor, er, he's out to lunch
C Am
I don't know why I came in here, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, such a weak-kneed creep
C Em D Daug
I must stop going to parties, yeah, I got to get some sleep
N.C.
"Excuse me" - "Yeah, Terry here. Want to come to a party?" - "Oh no!"
[OUTRO:] G Em G Em G Em C D
C D G
I must stop going to parties and hanging about
C D G
I must stop going to parties and hanging about
C D G
I must stop going to parties and hanging about
C D G
I must stop going to parties and hanging about
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