Biografia:
The Korgis são uma banda pop britânica, originalmente composta pelo cantor / baixista James Warren (nascido em 25 de agosto de 1951, Bristol) e cantor / baterista Andy Davis (nascido Andrew Davis Cresswell-10 de agosto de 1949), ambos ex-integrantes da banda Stackridge de 1970, e junto a eles, também juntou-se o guitarrista Stuart Gordon e o tecladista Phil Harrison.
História
The Korgis lançou seu primeiro single "Young 'n' russo" no início de março de 1979
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Cold Tea
by
The Korgis
From the 2014 unplugged version on YouTube.
Original version pitch is a partial tone higher
(Em chord after "dim" on album is a Cmaj7)
Fmaj7/C = X33210
Dmaj9 = XX0220
Em A6
[3x]
Em
A6 Em
The shoe-shine was cool
A6 Em
He'd sussed out the scene
A6 Em
Scratch was nobody's fool
A6 Em A6
He'd always come clean
F#m7 B7
If this was a frame-up
F#m7 B7
Who built the frame?
F#m7 B7
Was this the big pay-off
F#m7 B7
Or some crapulous game
D A Em
I know you think I'm going thru' it
D A Em
But babe don't weep I didn't do it
D A Em Fmaj7/C
The light was dim, I never knew it's a sin
Dmaj9 Em A6
To drink ....cold tea
Em
A6 Em
That pig he was rough
A6 Em
Trailed us right round the block
A6 Em
Enid stashed all her stuff
A6 Em A6
Behind the grandfather clock
F#m7 B7
If this was the show-down
F#m7 B7
Who wrote the show?
F#m7 B7
Was he the big con-man
F#m7 B7
Or some cadaverous crow
D A Em
I know you think I'm going thru' it
D A Em
But babe don't weep I didn't do it
D A Em Fmaj7/C
The light was dim, I never knew it's a sin
Dmaj9 Em A6
To drink ....cold tea
Em A6 Em A6 Em A6
[Acoustic solo]
D A Em
I know you think I'm going thru' it
D A Em
But babe don't weep I didn't do it
D A Em Fmaj7/C
The light was dim, I never knew it's a sin
Dmaj9 Em
To drink ....cold tea
A6 Em
I never knew its a sin
A6 Em
You know the light was so dim
A6 Em
I never knew its a sin
A6 Em A6
You know the light was so dim
D A Emadd9
by
The Korgis
From the 2014 unplugged version on YouTube.
Original version pitch is a partial tone higher
(Em chord after "dim" on album is a Cmaj7)
Fmaj7/C = X33210
Dmaj9 = XX0220
Em A6
[3x]
Em
A6 Em
The shoe-shine was cool
A6 Em
He'd sussed out the scene
A6 Em
Scratch was nobody's fool
A6 Em A6
He'd always come clean
F#m7 B7
If this was a frame-up
F#m7 B7
Who built the frame?
F#m7 B7
Was this the big pay-off
F#m7 B7
Or some crapulous game
D A Em
I know you think I'm going thru' it
D A Em
But babe don't weep I didn't do it
D A Em Fmaj7/C
The light was dim, I never knew it's a sin
Dmaj9 Em A6
To drink ....cold tea
Em
A6 Em
That pig he was rough
A6 Em
Trailed us right round the block
A6 Em
Enid stashed all her stuff
A6 Em A6
Behind the grandfather clock
F#m7 B7
If this was the show-down
F#m7 B7
Who wrote the show?
F#m7 B7
Was he the big con-man
F#m7 B7
Or some cadaverous crow
D A Em
I know you think I'm going thru' it
D A Em
But babe don't weep I didn't do it
D A Em Fmaj7/C
The light was dim, I never knew it's a sin
Dmaj9 Em A6
To drink ....cold tea
Em A6 Em A6 Em A6
[Acoustic solo]
D A Em
I know you think I'm going thru' it
D A Em
But babe don't weep I didn't do it
D A Em Fmaj7/C
The light was dim, I never knew it's a sin
Dmaj9 Em
To drink ....cold tea
A6 Em
I never knew its a sin
A6 Em
You know the light was so dim
A6 Em
I never knew its a sin
A6 Em A6
You know the light was so dim
D A Emadd9
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