Biography:
Frank Black is American singer, songwriter, and guitarist Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV (born April 6, 1965). After releasing three albums with this name, he formed the band Frank Black and the Catholics. He returned to using the name Black Francis, the name he uses as vocalist of the Pixies, in 2007.
Lead songwriter and vocalist of the now reunited Pixies, Frank Black adopted a reversal of his former alias, Black Francis, and embarked on his solo career after the 1992 breakup of Pixies.
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- Kiss The Ring
- Abstract Plain
- All My Ghosts
- Another Velvet Nightmare
- Big Red
- Black Letter Day
- Braekish Boy
- Bullet
- Calistan
- Can I Get A Witness
- Dead Mans Curve
- Deamon Girl
- Down To You
- Elijah
- Fast Man
- Fitzgerald
- Freedom Rock
- Golden Shore
- Hang On To Your Ego
- Headache
- Hermaphroditos
- Highway To Lowdown
- Honeycomb
- I Burn Today
- I Will Run After You
- If It Takes All Night
- Ill Be Blue
- Im Not Dead Im In Pittsburgh
- In The Time Of My Ruin
- Ive Seen Your Picture
- Johnny Barleycorn
- Just A Little
- King And Queen Of Siam
- Kiss My Ring
- Lolita
- Los Angeles
- Modern Age
- My Terrible Ways
- Old Black Dawning
- Raider Man
- Robert Onion
- Selkie Bride
- Seven Days
- Sir
- Six
- Speedy Marie
- St Francis Dam Disaster
- Stupid Me
- Suffering
- Sunday Sunny Mill Valley Groove Day
- Superabound
- Thalassocracy
- The End Of Summer
- The Sky Road
- The Swimmer
- The Vanishing Spies
- Two Reelers
- Velvety
- Wanderlust
- When The Paint Goes Darker Still
- You Cant Crucify Yourself
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[INTRO] D Gm (x3)
D G A Bm
It’s sad to see your art hanging on the wall
D G
So many pictures there
A Bm D
Yours the best of all
D G
I like the Indian
A Bm D
The one in ballpoint ink
G A D
In ancient Massachusettes long before you called
Em D F#7
You traded him and many others for a drink
D G
Your fingers thick from hammers
D A
Well it really makes you think
Bm C D Gm
And then my father would fill your glass so tall
D G A Bm D
When I was a kid I gophered in your crew
G
Always a kind word
A Bm D
And you showed me what to do
D G A Bm D
And living hammered, well its always hit or miss
G A
But through your cigarette-stained beard
D
Your love rang true
D Em D F#7
And though you are so loved it had to come to this
D G D A
You got shut off because you always stink of piss
Bm C D Gm
And now you drink someplace where no one bothers you
[END CHORUS]
A Dm
Oh, Fitzy
G7 Gm
Oh, Fitzy
A Dm
Oh, Fitzy
G7 Gm
Oh, Fitzy
A Dm G7 Dm G7 Dm G7 D
Oh, Fitzy
[OUTRO]
Dm G7 D/F# Gm (repeat)
D G A Bm
It’s sad to see your art hanging on the wall
D G
So many pictures there
A Bm D
Yours the best of all
D G
I like the Indian
A Bm D
The one in ballpoint ink
G A D
In ancient Massachusettes long before you called
Em D F#7
You traded him and many others for a drink
D G
Your fingers thick from hammers
D A
Well it really makes you think
Bm C D Gm
And then my father would fill your glass so tall
D G A Bm D
When I was a kid I gophered in your crew
G
Always a kind word
A Bm D
And you showed me what to do
D G A Bm D
And living hammered, well its always hit or miss
G A
But through your cigarette-stained beard
D
Your love rang true
D Em D F#7
And though you are so loved it had to come to this
D G D A
You got shut off because you always stink of piss
Bm C D Gm
And now you drink someplace where no one bothers you
[END CHORUS]
A Dm
Oh, Fitzy
G7 Gm
Oh, Fitzy
A Dm
Oh, Fitzy
G7 Gm
Oh, Fitzy
A Dm G7 Dm G7 Dm G7 D
Oh, Fitzy
[OUTRO]
Dm G7 D/F# Gm (repeat)
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