Biography:
The Poppy Family was a late 1960s-early 70s Canadian pop musical group based in Vancouver, British Columbia. A product of the "Hippie generation," they brought a cleaner cut image, capitalizing on the vocal talents and good looks of Susan Jacks. Managed and produced by her husband Terry Jacks (vocals/guitar), with Craig McCaw (guitar) and Satwan Singh (drums), the group recorded two albums, from which came their best known songs Which Way You Goin', Billy? and That's Where I Went Wrong (1969).
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Which Way You Goin' Billy:The Poppy Family.
#2 on BB Hot 100 on LONDON Records
in 1969.
INTRO: Dm
#1.
C D Dm G C
Which way you goin' Billy, can I go too?
C D Dm G
Which way you goin' Billy, can I go with you?
C D Dm G C Am
I really love you, Billy, and all this time,
F C Am G
I thought you loved me, Billy, and you were
mine.
C Dm G Am
I'm gonna miss you, Billy, and though I'm trying.
F Am G
I'm hurting so bad, Billy, I can't help crying.
CHORUS:
C D G C
You are my whole, babe, my heart and my soul, babe.
Dm G C F G C
I'd have nothing to show, babe, if you should go
away.
G C Dm G C
You are my whole, babe, my heart and my soul, babe.
Dm C F G C
I'd have nothing to show, babe, if you should go.
#2.
Db Ebm Ab Db
Which way you going, Billy, or need I ask?
Db Ebm Ab
Cause you don't want me, Billy, you're free at last.
Db Ebm Ab Bbm
I won't forget you, Billy, for all my life.
Gb Bbm Ab
I'll always love you, Billy, I'll stay your wife.
CHORUS:
Ab Db Ebm Ab Db
You are my whole, babe, my heart and my soul, babe.
Ebm Ab Db Gb Ab Db
I'd have nothing to show, babe.....if you should go
away.
CHORUS:
Gb Db Ebm Ab Db
You are my whole, babe, my heart and my soul, babe.
Ebm Ab Db Gb Ab Db
I'd have nothing to show, babe.....if you should go.
OUTRO:
Ab Db Gb Ab Db
You are my whole, babe, my heart and my soul, babe.
Ebm Ab Db Gb Ab Db
I'd have nothing to show, babe.....if you should go..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#2 on BB Hot 100 on LONDON Records
in 1969.
INTRO: Dm
#1.
C D Dm G C
Which way you goin' Billy, can I go too?
C D Dm G
Which way you goin' Billy, can I go with you?
C D Dm G C Am
I really love you, Billy, and all this time,
F C Am G
I thought you loved me, Billy, and you were
mine.
C Dm G Am
I'm gonna miss you, Billy, and though I'm trying.
F Am G
I'm hurting so bad, Billy, I can't help crying.
CHORUS:
C D G C
You are my whole, babe, my heart and my soul, babe.
Dm G C F G C
I'd have nothing to show, babe, if you should go
away.
G C Dm G C
You are my whole, babe, my heart and my soul, babe.
Dm C F G C
I'd have nothing to show, babe, if you should go.
#2.
Db Ebm Ab Db
Which way you going, Billy, or need I ask?
Db Ebm Ab
Cause you don't want me, Billy, you're free at last.
Db Ebm Ab Bbm
I won't forget you, Billy, for all my life.
Gb Bbm Ab
I'll always love you, Billy, I'll stay your wife.
CHORUS:
Ab Db Ebm Ab Db
You are my whole, babe, my heart and my soul, babe.
Ebm Ab Db Gb Ab Db
I'd have nothing to show, babe.....if you should go
away.
CHORUS:
Gb Db Ebm Ab Db
You are my whole, babe, my heart and my soul, babe.
Ebm Ab Db Gb Ab Db
I'd have nothing to show, babe.....if you should go.
OUTRO:
Ab Db Gb Ab Db
You are my whole, babe, my heart and my soul, babe.
Ebm Ab Db Gb Ab Db
I'd have nothing to show, babe.....if you should go..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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