Biography:
Kirsty Anna MacColl (Croydon, England, UK on 10 October 1959 - 18 December 2000) was a British pop singer-songwriter. She was the daughter of dancer Jean Newlove and noted folk singer Ewan MacColl.
MacColl began her career in the late 1970s UK punk rock scene, singing backing vocals for Drug Addix. Her UK hits included the 1981 single "There's a Guy Works Down the Chip Shop Swears He's Elvis", a cover of Billy Bragg's "A New England" in 1985, a duet with Shane MacGowan of The Pogues on "Fairytale of New York" in 1987
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Other songs:
- 15 Minutes
- A New England
- Autumngirlsoup
- Caroline
- Days
- Dont Come The Cowboy
- Dont Run Away From Me Now
- England 2 Columbia 0
- Hes On The Beach
- In These Shoes
- Libertango
- Mothers Ruin
- No Victims
- On The Beach
- Soho Square
- St Swithens Day
- Terry
- Theres A Guy Works Down The Chip Shop
- They Dont Know
- Well Never Pass This Way Again
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Some boys with warm beds and cold, cold hearts
A E
Can make you feel nothing at all
B A
They'll never remember and they'll never mind
D A
If you're counting the cracks in the wall
E
They're quick and they're greedy
They never feel guilty
A E
They don't know the meaning of hurt
B A
The boots just go back on, the socks that had stayed on
D A
The next time they see you they treat you like dirt
B E
The next time they treat you like dirt
E A
Now don't come the cowboy with me Sonny Jim
E
I know lots of those and you're not one of them
B C
There's a light in your eyes tells me somebody's in
B E
And you won't come the cowboy with me
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Don't be too rough on my cold, cold heart
A E
It's all I've got left to me now
B A
I fell out of favour with heaven somewhere
D A
And I'm here for the hell of it now.
E A
Some girls play cowboys and some boys play harder to get
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But they're got just the same
B A
They smile and say cheese They're so eager to please
D A
But they'll never remember your name
B E
The names and the places all change
E A
But don't come the cowboy with me Sonny Jim
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I know lots of those and you're not one of them
B C
There's a light in your eyes tells me somebody's in
B E
And you won't come the cowboy with me
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A E A E - F B F B G B
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Did somebody tell you I'm lonely as hell?
A E
I didn't expect you to know me so well
B A
If I learned a lesson it's how to bounce back again
D A
Sometimes I bounce off the wall
B E
And sometimes my head hits the floor
E A
So don't come the cowboy with me Sonny Jim
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I know lots of those and you're not one of them
B C
There's a light in your eyes tells me somebody's in
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And you won't come the cowboy
E A
Oh don't come the cowboy with me Sonny Jim
E
I know lots of those and you're not one of them
B C
There's a light in your eyes tells me somebody's in
B E
And you won't come the cowboy with me
Some boys with warm beds and cold, cold hearts
A E
Can make you feel nothing at all
B A
They'll never remember and they'll never mind
D A
If you're counting the cracks in the wall
E
They're quick and they're greedy
They never feel guilty
A E
They don't know the meaning of hurt
B A
The boots just go back on, the socks that had stayed on
D A
The next time they see you they treat you like dirt
B E
The next time they treat you like dirt
E A
Now don't come the cowboy with me Sonny Jim
E
I know lots of those and you're not one of them
B C
There's a light in your eyes tells me somebody's in
B E
And you won't come the cowboy with me
E
Don't be too rough on my cold, cold heart
A E
It's all I've got left to me now
B A
I fell out of favour with heaven somewhere
D A
And I'm here for the hell of it now.
E A
Some girls play cowboys and some boys play harder to get
E
But they're got just the same
B A
They smile and say cheese They're so eager to please
D A
But they'll never remember your name
B E
The names and the places all change
E A
But don't come the cowboy with me Sonny Jim
E
I know lots of those and you're not one of them
B C
There's a light in your eyes tells me somebody's in
B E
And you won't come the cowboy with me
A E A E - F B F B
A E A E - F B F B G B
E
Did somebody tell you I'm lonely as hell?
A E
I didn't expect you to know me so well
B A
If I learned a lesson it's how to bounce back again
D A
Sometimes I bounce off the wall
B E
And sometimes my head hits the floor
E A
So don't come the cowboy with me Sonny Jim
E
I know lots of those and you're not one of them
B C
There's a light in your eyes tells me somebody's in
B
And you won't come the cowboy
E A
Oh don't come the cowboy with me Sonny Jim
E
I know lots of those and you're not one of them
B C
There's a light in your eyes tells me somebody's in
B E
And you won't come the cowboy with me
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