Biografia:
Will Varley (born in Brixton, London, on 7 March 1987) is a British folk singer and co-founder of the arts collective Smugglers Records.
Varley spent his teenage years in Kingston playing solo shows and singing in bands. His debut album was released on Smugglers Records in July 2011. He plays an explosive and subversive brand of British folk music.
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Outras músicas:
- Advert Soundtrack
- As For My Soul
- As The Crow Flies
- Dark Days Away
- From Halcyon
- I Got This Email
- Is Anyone Out There
- King For A King
- Newborn
- One Last Look At The View
- Outside Over There
- Seize The Night
- Send My Love To The System
- Seven Days
- Something Is Breaking
- Statues
- The Endlessness And The Space Between
- The Man Who Fell To Earth
- The Sound Of The Markets Crashing
- These Are The Days
- This House
- To Build A Wall
- Until The Grass Gets Greener
- We Dont Believe You
- We Want Our Planet Back
- Weddings And Wars
- When Youre Gone
- Where The Wild Wind Blows
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!
[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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I spent 6 hours watching TV
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Antiques and Jeremy
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Till 4 in the afternoon
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When my mother came in
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Said "it's wearing pretty thin,
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Son you better get a fucking job soon"
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And I went on to the internet
F
To see what jobs I could get
C G
Just to keep my mother satisfied
C
But with my degree in aviation
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For every single occupation
C G C
I felt somewhat over qualified
C
Then I saw in the corner of the screen
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Someone had sent a message to me
C G
They put certain characters in bold
C
I cried tears as I read
F
Every single word they said
C G C
All of my problems were solved
[Chorus]
F
I said "don't worry mother
C
Cos I got this email
G Am
From that prince of some country somewhere
F
He said his plan could never fail
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I'll give him all my bank details
G C
And he'll make me a millionaire"
[Verse 2]
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Next morning I was so excited
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I pissed myself didn't try to hide it
C G
I had pound signs gleaming in my eyes
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But I went on down to Savile Row
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To buy myself a suit of gold
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But they only had silver in my size
C
I thought what should I do with all this money
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Oh lord wouldn't it be funny
C G
If I bought myself a brand new limousine
C
So I went down to the limousine shop
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Asked the salesman "what you got?"
C G C
He just stood there staring back at me
C
He said "I'm sorry sir we're closing down
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No one can afford limousines in this town
C G
I'm broke I'm bankrupt I'll have to sell my kids"
C
I said "don't sell your children
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I think I can save them
C G C
Come and take a look at this"
[Chorus]
F
I said "don't worry Mr salesman
C
Cos I got this email
G Am
From that prince of some country somewhere
F
He said his plan could never fail
C
I'll give him all my bank details
G C
And he'll make us both millionaires"
[Bridge]
C
Well me and the limousine salesman were whistling Dixie at this point
C
Talking about our suits of solid gold
[Verse 3]
C
And suddenly out of the blue
F
We saw ourselves a hippie or two
C G
And they were protesting about the war
C
We followed them down to Number 10
F
Trafalgar Square then back again
C G C
And then we started banging at the door
C
We said "come on David speak to us
F
We're tired and we're pissed off
C G
Some of us are moving to France
C
And finally he showed his face
F
And after him in second place
C G C
Came Nick Clegg on his Game-boy Advance
[Bridge]
C
I said "how you doing Nick? What level you on?"
C
He said "level 5"
C
I said "what game you playing Nick?
C
He said "Tetris"
N.C.
I said "level 5s pretty easy to get to on Tetris Nick"
[Verse 4]
C
And then from the crowd
F
There came a shout
C G
And everybody turned to look
C
And in the middle of the humdrum
F
Was David Cameron's mum
C G C
Standing there shaking her hook
[Bridge]
G
She said "David what you doing?
G
The country's in meltdown
G G
I'm buying all my knickers from Primark
Am
The people are rioting
Em
The high streets are empty
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The country is going to shit"
[Chorus]
F
And David said "don't worry mother
C
Cos I got this email
G Am
From that prince of some country somewhere
F
He said his plan could never fail
C
I'll give him all our bank details
G C
And he'll make us all millionaires"
C
[Verse 1]
C
I spent 6 hours watching TV
F
Antiques and Jeremy
C G
Till 4 in the afternoon
C
When my mother came in
F
Said "it's wearing pretty thin,
C G C
Son you better get a fucking job soon"
C
And I went on to the internet
F
To see what jobs I could get
C G
Just to keep my mother satisfied
C
But with my degree in aviation
F
For every single occupation
C G C
I felt somewhat over qualified
C
Then I saw in the corner of the screen
F
Someone had sent a message to me
C G
They put certain characters in bold
C
I cried tears as I read
F
Every single word they said
C G C
All of my problems were solved
[Chorus]
F
I said "don't worry mother
C
Cos I got this email
G Am
From that prince of some country somewhere
F
He said his plan could never fail
C
I'll give him all my bank details
G C
And he'll make me a millionaire"
[Verse 2]
C
Next morning I was so excited
F
I pissed myself didn't try to hide it
C G
I had pound signs gleaming in my eyes
C
But I went on down to Savile Row
F
To buy myself a suit of gold
C G C
But they only had silver in my size
C
I thought what should I do with all this money
F
Oh lord wouldn't it be funny
C G
If I bought myself a brand new limousine
C
So I went down to the limousine shop
F
Asked the salesman "what you got?"
C G C
He just stood there staring back at me
C
He said "I'm sorry sir we're closing down
F
No one can afford limousines in this town
C G
I'm broke I'm bankrupt I'll have to sell my kids"
C
I said "don't sell your children
F
I think I can save them
C G C
Come and take a look at this"
[Chorus]
F
I said "don't worry Mr salesman
C
Cos I got this email
G Am
From that prince of some country somewhere
F
He said his plan could never fail
C
I'll give him all my bank details
G C
And he'll make us both millionaires"
[Bridge]
C
Well me and the limousine salesman were whistling Dixie at this point
C
Talking about our suits of solid gold
[Verse 3]
C
And suddenly out of the blue
F
We saw ourselves a hippie or two
C G
And they were protesting about the war
C
We followed them down to Number 10
F
Trafalgar Square then back again
C G C
And then we started banging at the door
C
We said "come on David speak to us
F
We're tired and we're pissed off
C G
Some of us are moving to France
C
And finally he showed his face
F
And after him in second place
C G C
Came Nick Clegg on his Game-boy Advance
[Bridge]
C
I said "how you doing Nick? What level you on?"
C
He said "level 5"
C
I said "what game you playing Nick?
C
He said "Tetris"
N.C.
I said "level 5s pretty easy to get to on Tetris Nick"
[Verse 4]
C
And then from the crowd
F
There came a shout
C G
And everybody turned to look
C
And in the middle of the humdrum
F
Was David Cameron's mum
C G C
Standing there shaking her hook
[Bridge]
G
She said "David what you doing?
G
The country's in meltdown
G G
I'm buying all my knickers from Primark
Am
The people are rioting
Em
The high streets are empty
F G
The country is going to shit"
[Chorus]
F
And David said "don't worry mother
C
Cos I got this email
G Am
From that prince of some country somewhere
F
He said his plan could never fail
C
I'll give him all our bank details
G C
And he'll make us all millionaires"
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