Biografia:
Frank Mills (born June 27, 1942), is a Canadian pianist and recording artist, best known for his solo instrumental hit "Music Box Dancer".
Born in Quebec, Mills began his career as a member of The Bells, a group in which he was a member from 1970 to 1972. He performed piano for the band, whose best-known hit was "Stay Awhile" (1971). After leaving The Bells in 1972, Mills began a solo career.
His first solo efforts hardly made a dent in the music charts
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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!
( I placed the chords above the words where I think they should be strummed,
hopes this helps...Daddy "G" )
Love Me, Love Me, Love
Frank Mills
1st Verse:
D
Standing on a corner
G
Passing time away
A
I thought I heard an organ grinder
G D
Singing as he played
D
He had a little monkey
G
With a little cup of tin
A
And he danced for joy when someone
G D
put a penny in
Chours:
D A
He sang, love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever leave me, girl
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever go
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever leave me, girl
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever go
2nd Verse:
D
I couldn't help but wonder
G
How the old man got his song
A
What a tragic tale of loneliness
G D
How fate had done him wrong
D
Whatever made the old man
G
Want to brave the cold and rain
A
And tell the world his story
G D
'Til death could ease the pain
Chours:
D A
He sang, love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever leave me, girl
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever go
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever leave me, girl
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever go
3rd Verse
D
I went back to the corner
G
Just to hear the old man play
A
A policeman said the old man
G D
Died one cold November day
D
I waited for a minute
G
Then sadly walked away
A
Though I couldn't see the old man
G D
I'm sure I heard him play
Chours:
D A
He sang, love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever leave me, girl
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever go
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever leave me, girl
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever go
hopes this helps...Daddy "G" )
Love Me, Love Me, Love
Frank Mills
1st Verse:
D
Standing on a corner
G
Passing time away
A
I thought I heard an organ grinder
G D
Singing as he played
D
He had a little monkey
G
With a little cup of tin
A
And he danced for joy when someone
G D
put a penny in
Chours:
D A
He sang, love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever leave me, girl
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever go
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever leave me, girl
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever go
2nd Verse:
D
I couldn't help but wonder
G
How the old man got his song
A
What a tragic tale of loneliness
G D
How fate had done him wrong
D
Whatever made the old man
G
Want to brave the cold and rain
A
And tell the world his story
G D
'Til death could ease the pain
Chours:
D A
He sang, love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever leave me, girl
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever go
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever leave me, girl
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever go
3rd Verse
D
I went back to the corner
G
Just to hear the old man play
A
A policeman said the old man
G D
Died one cold November day
D
I waited for a minute
G
Then sadly walked away
A
Though I couldn't see the old man
G D
I'm sure I heard him play
Chours:
D A
He sang, love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever leave me, girl
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever go
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever leave me, girl
D A
If you love me, love me, love
G D
Why did you ever go
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