Biografia:
Barney Bentall (born Barnard Franklin Bentall, March 1956 in Toronto is a Canadian pop/rock singer-songwriter who is most well-known for his 90s-era band, Barney Bentall and the Legendary Hearts. Their more popular Canadian singles included "Something to Live For" and "Come Back to Me". Although it is rarely mentioned, he is also a member of the prominent Bentall family of Dominion Construction and the Bentall Centre, in downtown Vancouver, BC.[2] He has also recorded under the pseudonym Brandon Wolf.
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"Doin' Fine" (Barney Bentall)
From "Ain't Life Strange" (1992)
Capo 1st fret.
[verse]:
E B
There's Hungry Man dinners in the refrigerator
A E
I'm watching "The Hulk" and "The Human Alligator"
E B
I got chips and salsa and a six pack on ice,
A B
I got the lights turned off and the drapes are pulled tight
[pre-chorus]:
A B
It's been like this since you left me last time,
A B (E)
I really miss ya baby But I'm doin' fine
[chorus]:
E B E B E B
I'm doin' fine (I'm doing fine) Yeah, I'm doin' fine (I'm doing fine)
[verse]:
E B
The sink is overflowing, there's crumbs in the bed.
A E
I'm sorry honey, but all the plants are dead.
E B
The place ain't been dusted for 40 days and nights,
A B
It's taken me a while just to get things right.
[pre-chorus]:
A B
But I don't want ya thinkin' this is some kind of sign,
A B (E)
I really miss ya baby, but I'm doin' fine.
[chorus]:
E B E B E B
I'm doin' fine (I'm doing fine) Yeah, I'm doin' fine (I'm doing fine) x2
[bridge]:
A B E
I hear from your sister you're back at "Chez Foo-Foo's"
A B C#m
Giving all 'em dowagers those purple-rinse doos, yeah.
A B
Well listen maybe someday I'll come walking in,
A B
Things'll be different and we can try again.
A B C#m
Please don't think I'm spinning just another lie, no.
A B E
'Cause I, I really miss ya baby but I'm doin' fine
[chorus]:
E B E B E B
I'm doin' fine (I'm doing fine) Yeah, I'm doin' fine (I'm doing fine) x
Solo over bridge progression to fade.
From "Ain't Life Strange" (1992)
Capo 1st fret.
[verse]:
E B
There's Hungry Man dinners in the refrigerator
A E
I'm watching "The Hulk" and "The Human Alligator"
E B
I got chips and salsa and a six pack on ice,
A B
I got the lights turned off and the drapes are pulled tight
[pre-chorus]:
A B
It's been like this since you left me last time,
A B (E)
I really miss ya baby But I'm doin' fine
[chorus]:
E B E B E B
I'm doin' fine (I'm doing fine) Yeah, I'm doin' fine (I'm doing fine)
[verse]:
E B
The sink is overflowing, there's crumbs in the bed.
A E
I'm sorry honey, but all the plants are dead.
E B
The place ain't been dusted for 40 days and nights,
A B
It's taken me a while just to get things right.
[pre-chorus]:
A B
But I don't want ya thinkin' this is some kind of sign,
A B (E)
I really miss ya baby, but I'm doin' fine.
[chorus]:
E B E B E B
I'm doin' fine (I'm doing fine) Yeah, I'm doin' fine (I'm doing fine) x2
[bridge]:
A B E
I hear from your sister you're back at "Chez Foo-Foo's"
A B C#m
Giving all 'em dowagers those purple-rinse doos, yeah.
A B
Well listen maybe someday I'll come walking in,
A B
Things'll be different and we can try again.
A B C#m
Please don't think I'm spinning just another lie, no.
A B E
'Cause I, I really miss ya baby but I'm doin' fine
[chorus]:
E B E B E B
I'm doin' fine (I'm doing fine) Yeah, I'm doin' fine (I'm doing fine) x
Solo over bridge progression to fade.
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