Biography:
Johnny Flynn (also known as Joe Flynn, born 14 March 1983 in Johannesburg) is a British acoustic
singer-songwriter and actor. He has also performed and recorded with the English Folk-Rock act Johnny Flynn & The Sussex Wit.
Flynn released his debut album, A Larum, in 2008. This was followed by the Sweet William EP in 2009 and his second album Been Listening in 2010. 'Been Listening' includes the singles album Kentucky Pill, Barnacled Warship and The Water, which features a duet with Laura Marling.
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Other songs:
- Amazon Love
- Big Black Cadillac
- Einstein's Idea
- The Water
- The Wrote And The Writ
- Hong Kong Cemetery
- The Box
- After Eliot
- All The Dogs Are Lying Down
- Barleycorn
- Barnacled Warship
- Been Listening
- Bottom Of The Sea Blues
- Brown Trout Blues
- Churlish May
- Cold Bread
- Country Mile
- Detectorists
- Drum
- Einsteins Idea
- Eyeless In Holloway
- Flowers In My Garden
- Fol
- Ghost Of Odonahue
- Gypsy Hymn
- Hard Road
- Heart Sunk Hank
- Hello Hello
- Howl
- In April
- Jeffersons Torch
- Kentucky Pill
- Leftovers
- Linden Lea
- Little Yellow Dress
- Lost And Found
- Murmuration
- Oh To Eat An Apple
- Old Tricks
- Raising The Dead
- Sally
- Shore To Shore
- Silver Song
- Stout Heart
- Sweet William
- Sweet William Part 2
- The Lady Is Risen
- The Mountain Is Burning
- The Night My Piano Upped And Died
- The Prizefighter And The Heiress
- This Mountain Is Burning
- Tickle Me Pink
- Time Unremembered
- Travel Light
- Tunnels
- Wandering Aengus
- Where My Father Went
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From the movie Song One.
Capo 7
F is played barred.
C G F
Am G F
C G F
We slipped out under cover of champagne
Am G F
You tried to kiss me by the dollar save
C G F
Instead I took your hand as we rode around the aisles
Am G F
Filling up our pockets with aspartame
F G
In your little yellow dress
F G
Made me go ballistic
F G
I begged you not to change it
F G
And you never did
F C G F
I'm so glad that you disappeared when things got bad
C G
And I cut off all my hair
C G F
You swore I would stay forever pissed in boots and jeans
Am G F
Pegged at the ankle by the seam
C G F
You checked out before I started writing
Am G F
Could you hear the sirens in your dream
F G
In your little yellow dress
F G
God you're so sadistic
F G
You let me underneath it
F G
Now you keep it hid
F C G F
I'm so glad that you disappeared when things got bad
C G
And I cut off all my hair
C G F
I still keep my money in a pillow on my bed
Am G F
Yes, the black dog still following
C G F
You would find it funny, maybe hysterical
Am G F
That I still believe in miracles
F G
In your little yellow dress
F G
You thought you were a mystic
F G
You thought you could predict it
F G
But you never could
F G
Your little yellow dress
F G
Made me go ballistic
F G
I never will forget it
F G
And I never should
Capo 7
F is played barred.
C G F
Am G F
C G F
We slipped out under cover of champagne
Am G F
You tried to kiss me by the dollar save
C G F
Instead I took your hand as we rode around the aisles
Am G F
Filling up our pockets with aspartame
F G
In your little yellow dress
F G
Made me go ballistic
F G
I begged you not to change it
F G
And you never did
F C G F
I'm so glad that you disappeared when things got bad
C G
And I cut off all my hair
C G F
You swore I would stay forever pissed in boots and jeans
Am G F
Pegged at the ankle by the seam
C G F
You checked out before I started writing
Am G F
Could you hear the sirens in your dream
F G
In your little yellow dress
F G
God you're so sadistic
F G
You let me underneath it
F G
Now you keep it hid
F C G F
I'm so glad that you disappeared when things got bad
C G
And I cut off all my hair
C G F
I still keep my money in a pillow on my bed
Am G F
Yes, the black dog still following
C G F
You would find it funny, maybe hysterical
Am G F
That I still believe in miracles
F G
In your little yellow dress
F G
You thought you were a mystic
F G
You thought you could predict it
F G
But you never could
F G
Your little yellow dress
F G
Made me go ballistic
F G
I never will forget it
F G
And I never should
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