Biography:
From Woodridge, Australia to worldwide success, Darren Hayes and Daniel Jones were responsible for some of the most widely-known pop songs of the late '90s and early '00s. Appropriately enough, given their Anne Rice-inspired name, Savage Garden veered between lush ballads (Truly Madly Deeply, I Knew I Loved You) and up-tempo dance numbers (I Want You, The Animal Song) with a deftness that put many of their contemporaries in the shade.
In July of 1996, under Roadshow Music, the duo released their debut single I Want You.
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Other songs:
- Affirmation
- I Knew I Loved You
- The Animal Song
- Truly Madly Deeply
- Two Beds And A Coffe Machine
- Two Beds And A Coffee Machine
- Break Me Shake Me
- California
- Carry On Dancing
- Chainded To You
- Crash And Burn
- Fire Inside The Man
- Gunning Down Romance
- Hold Me
- I Believe
- I Dont Know You Anymore
- I Want You
- Ill Be There
- Promises
- Santa Monica
- She
- Tears Of Pearls
- Tell Me Its Okay
- The Best Thing
- The Lover After Me
- This Side Of Me
- Thousand Words
- To The Moon And Back
- Universe
- Violet
- You Can Still Be Free
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Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1998 17:36:02 -0400
From: Adam Klein
Subject: s/savage_garden/santa_monica.crd
Song: Santa Monica
By: Savage Garden
>From The Album: Savage Garden
Chorded By: Adam Klein
E-Mail: [email protected]
Web Page: The Ultimate Amanda Marshall Homepage
URL: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Adam_Klein
If you want the words to be aligned with the guitar chords, you must view
it in a non-fixed-width font, such as Times New Roman or Arial.
Verse 1:
A C#m
In Santa Monica, in the wintertime
F#m E A
The la - zy streets so undemanding
C#m F#m E
I walk into the crowd
A
In Santa Monica
C#m F#m D A
You get your coffee from the coolest places on the promenade
C#m F#m D E
Where people dress just so
C#m7 D
Beauty so unavoidable, everywhere you turn it's there
C#m7 D
I sit and wonder what am I doing here?
Chorus:
A E D
E
But on the telephone line I am anyone, I am anything I want to be
F#m E
I can be a supermodel or Norman Mailer
D
And you wouldn't know the difference
Or would you?
A C#m F#m E
Ooh......
Verse 2:
In Santa Monica, all the people got modern names like Jake or Mandy
And modern bodies too
In Santa Monica, on the boulevard
You'll have to dodge those in-line skaters
Or they'll knock you down
I never felt so lonely
Never felt so out of place
I never wanted something more than this
Chorus #2:
But on the telephone line I am anyone, I am anything I want to be
I could be a super model or Norman Mailer
And you wouldn't know the difference
On the telephone line I am any height, I am any age I want to be
I could be a caped crusader, or space invader
And you wouldn't know the difference
Or would you?
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the#
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1998 17:36:02 -0400
From: Adam Klein
Subject: s/savage_garden/santa_monica.crd
Song: Santa Monica
By: Savage Garden
>From The Album: Savage Garden
Chorded By: Adam Klein
E-Mail: [email protected]
Web Page: The Ultimate Amanda Marshall Homepage
URL: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Adam_Klein
If you want the words to be aligned with the guitar chords, you must view
it in a non-fixed-width font, such as Times New Roman or Arial.
Verse 1:
A C#m
In Santa Monica, in the wintertime
F#m E A
The la - zy streets so undemanding
C#m F#m E
I walk into the crowd
A
In Santa Monica
C#m F#m D A
You get your coffee from the coolest places on the promenade
C#m F#m D E
Where people dress just so
C#m7 D
Beauty so unavoidable, everywhere you turn it's there
C#m7 D
I sit and wonder what am I doing here?
Chorus:
A E D
E
But on the telephone line I am anyone, I am anything I want to be
F#m E
I can be a supermodel or Norman Mailer
D
And you wouldn't know the difference
Or would you?
A C#m F#m E
Ooh......
Verse 2:
In Santa Monica, all the people got modern names like Jake or Mandy
And modern bodies too
In Santa Monica, on the boulevard
You'll have to dodge those in-line skaters
Or they'll knock you down
I never felt so lonely
Never felt so out of place
I never wanted something more than this
Chorus #2:
But on the telephone line I am anyone, I am anything I want to be
I could be a super model or Norman Mailer
And you wouldn't know the difference
On the telephone line I am any height, I am any age I want to be
I could be a caped crusader, or space invader
And you wouldn't know the difference
Or would you?
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