The Bevis Frond is a British musical group whose range covers hard edge to melancholy vintage indie rock to poetic, "classic-rock" songcraft with a thick Walthamstow accent. Nick Saloman is the band's frontman and songwriter. They have recorded many albums out on various independent labels.
Saloman was originally in a band known as the Bevis Frond Museum in the late 1960s and in 1979 was in a band called the Von Trapp Family. The Bevis Frond, however, was a one man band from the start with the release of a 250 copy pressing of Miasma in 1987.
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
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Intro : Em-D-Em
EmGDC Here you are again, you're sitting in my dish EmGDC With water on the brain, a stop beneath the bridge EmGDC So what's it going to be, another rainy day EmGBm You never needed me, now that must change, Yeah
CDGDC But you don't seem so far away this time CDGDC and you don't seem so far away this time CDGDC and you don't seem so far away this time
EmD It's gonna be close, wow EmD you're gonna be mine, wow EmDEm you're gonna be......
You said that you'd explain, the letter's in the post But nothing ever came, it must have been a ghost Well but now you're very real, when you say you're almost sure You know just how i feel, well you felt this once before
And you don't seem......
Time is on the run, it needs another fix when you've lost twenty one, I'm almost 96 But you can tuck me in, just like we used to do But you was seventeen, and I was 92