Biografia:
Lloyd Price is widely known as “Mr. Personality,” a nickname copped from one his best-known songs, “Personality,” from 1959. Among the premier rhythm & blues singers of the Fifties and Sixties, the Louisiana native can also claim a host of other talents: musician, bandleader, songwriter, producer, record-company executive and booking agent. In his prime he recorded for the Specialty and ABC-Paramount labels. The bulk of his R&B sides were cut for Specialty and bear the hallmark of the New Orleans sound.
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#5 R&B Charts and #19 on BB Hot 100
on ABC-PARAMOUNT Records in 1960.
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#5 R&B Charts and #19 on BB Hot 100
on ABC-PARAMOUNT Records in 1960.
INTRO:
C Am C Am
(question) (question) (question) (question)
#1.
C
(Question) What is the price of happiness?
Am
(Question) How can I find me love?
C
(Question) Where could I sell my heartache?
Am E Am
And what do I pay for love?
#2.
C
(Question) Where could I get me a good night's
sleep?
Am
(Question) To trade off my trouble and pain?
C
(Question) How long does it take to realize
Am
that love is a priceless thing?
CHORUS:
G F
(Wha-ah-ah) Oh, I know you can't buy love if
C
you're rich with diamond and gold.
F Dm Em
But heartaches will come around freely and knock
G
on anybody's door.
#3.
C
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(Question) How can I find me love?
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(Question) Where could I sell my heartache?
Am E Am
And what do I pay for love?
CHORUS:
G F
(Wha-ah-ah) Oh, I know you can't buy love if
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you're rich with diamond and gold.
F Dm Em
But heartaches will come around freely and knock
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on anybody's door.
INTERLUDE: C Am C Am Em C
CHORUS:
G F
(Wha-ah-ah) Oh, I know you can't buy love if
C
you're rich with diamond and gold.
F Dm Em
But heartaches will come around freely and knock
G
on anybody's door.
#4.
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(Question) What is the price of happiness?
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(Question) How can I find me love?
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(Question) Where could I sell my heartache?
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