Biography:
Billy Field was born in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales in 1953 and spent his early years on Widgiewa Station, a large sheep and cattle property near the small Riverina town of Urana, and worked there for various periods until his mid-20s.
Field was originally in a band called King Fox in 1967. The band consisted of Field and Paul Radcliffe and issued the EP Unforgotten Dreams on the du Monde label in 1969 as well as a single, "I Think You're Fine", on Festival records in 1972. Field then played in various pub bands in Sydney.
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You Werent in Love with Me
Billy Field
Capo 3
D G D
Standing on the outside I dont know where Im going to
A Bm G D
But I do know just one thing and that is its over with you
G D
Ive been very lonely I did not think I could go on
A Bm G D
I was caught in memories and dreams I should have won
G D G D
Blind Freddy knew that a blind man could see
Bm G Bm A D
I was in love with you but you werent in love with me
D G D
Suppose Ill have to keep it keep it inside I dont know why
A Bm G D
Well I know that wont change it but baby it helps if I cry
G D G D
Blind Freddy knew that a blind man could see
Bm G Bm A D
I was in love with you but you werent in love with me
D
It used to be so perfect (so perfect)
It used to be so perfect (so perfect)
A
In loving you (used to be so perfect loving you)
D
It used to be so perfect it used to be so perfect
A
In loving you (used to be so perfect)
D G D
So now Im standing on the outside I dont know where im going to
A Bm G D
But I do know just one thing and that is its over with you
G D G D
Blind Freddy knew that a blind man could see
Bm G
I was in love with you (in love with you)
Bm A D
But you werent in love with me
G D
Blind Freddy knew that yes he knew it
G D
A blind man could see yes he could yes he could
Bm G
I was in love with you (in love with you)
Bm A D G D
But you werent in love with me (you werent in love with me)
G D
My babys not in love (you werent in love with me)
G D
You werent in love werent in love (you werent in love with me)
G D
My babys not in love (you werent in love with me)
G D
You werent in love werent in love (you werent in love with me)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liAxakoeOwQ
Billy Field
Capo 3
D G D
Standing on the outside I dont know where Im going to
A Bm G D
But I do know just one thing and that is its over with you
G D
Ive been very lonely I did not think I could go on
A Bm G D
I was caught in memories and dreams I should have won
G D G D
Blind Freddy knew that a blind man could see
Bm G Bm A D
I was in love with you but you werent in love with me
D G D
Suppose Ill have to keep it keep it inside I dont know why
A Bm G D
Well I know that wont change it but baby it helps if I cry
G D G D
Blind Freddy knew that a blind man could see
Bm G Bm A D
I was in love with you but you werent in love with me
D
It used to be so perfect (so perfect)
It used to be so perfect (so perfect)
A
In loving you (used to be so perfect loving you)
D
It used to be so perfect it used to be so perfect
A
In loving you (used to be so perfect)
D G D
So now Im standing on the outside I dont know where im going to
A Bm G D
But I do know just one thing and that is its over with you
G D G D
Blind Freddy knew that a blind man could see
Bm G
I was in love with you (in love with you)
Bm A D
But you werent in love with me
G D
Blind Freddy knew that yes he knew it
G D
A blind man could see yes he could yes he could
Bm G
I was in love with you (in love with you)
Bm A D G D
But you werent in love with me (you werent in love with me)
G D
My babys not in love (you werent in love with me)
G D
You werent in love werent in love (you werent in love with me)
G D
My babys not in love (you werent in love with me)
G D
You werent in love werent in love (you werent in love with me)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liAxakoeOwQ
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