Gerald "Gerry" Rafferty (16 April 1947 – 4 January 2011) was a Scottish singer-songwriter. In his early years, Rafferty earned money by the formerly illegal practice of busking on the London Underground. Poetically, his biggest hit, 1978's "Baker Street", discusses busking at a tube station and being a part of the street life. After working with Billy Connolly (now better known as a comedian) in an obscure outfit known as The Humblebums, he released his first solo album, called 'Can I Have My Money Back', in 1971.
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DmC You know I need your love AmF You've got that hold over me DmC Long as I got your love AmF You know that I'll never leave DmC When I wanted you to shape my life AmF I had no doubt in my mind C And it's been you G Woman AmGF Right down the line
I know how much I lean on you Only you can see The changes that I've been through Have left a mark on me You've been as constant as a northern star The brightest light that shines It's been you Woman Right down the line
[Chorus] DBmG I just want to say this is my way EAF Of telling you everything I could never Dm Say before BmG Yeah this is my way EAF Of telling you that every day I'm loving you Dm so much more...
C ...'Cause you believed in me Through my darkest night Put something better inside of me You brought me into the light Threw away all those crazy dreams I put them all behind And it was you Woman Right down the line
[Guitar Solo] DmCAmF (x3) CGAm->G->F
If I should doubt myself If I'm losing ground I won't turn to someone else They'd only let me down When I wanted you to shape my life I had no doubt in my mind And it's been you Woman Right down the line
DBmG Oooh ooohhh..Woooh... etc. (chorus chords x2 till fade out)