Biography:
Half Man Half Biscuit, often abbreviated to "HMHB", are an indie rock band from Birkenhead, England, active sporadically since the 1984, known for its satirical, sardonic, and sometimes surreal songs. The group consists of Nigel Blackwell (lead vocals, guitar), Neil Crossley (bass), Ken Hancock (lead guitar), and Carl Henry (drums). Throughout their career they have been signed to Probe Plus records.
The band's first single, The Trumpton Riots, topped the British Independent Chart in 1986
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Other songs:
- Mate Of The Bloke
- 13 Eurogoths Floating In The Dead Sea
- 1966 And All That
- 27 Yards Of Dental Floss
- 4Ad3Dcd
- 99 Of Gargoyles Look Like Bob Todd
- A Country Practice
- A Legend In My Time
- A Lilac Harry Quinn
- A Shropshire Lad
- Adam Boyle Has Cast Lad Rock Aside
- Albert Hammond Bootleg
- Alehouse Futsal
- All I Want For Christmas Is A Dukla Prague Away Kit
- Architecture And Morality Ted And Alice
- Arthurs Farm
- Bad Losers On Yahoo Chess
- Bad Review
- Baguette Dilemma For The Booker Prize Guy
- Bladderwrack Allowance
- Blood On The Quad
- Blue Badge Abuser
- Bob Wilson
- Bogus Official
- Bottleneck At Capel Curig
- Camra Man
- Carry On Cremating
- Children Of Apocalyptic Techstep
- Christian Rock Concert
- David Wainwrights Feet
- Dead Men Dont Need Season Tickets
- Deep House Victims Minibus Appeal
- Depressed Beyond Tablets
- Descent Of The Stiperstones
- Dickie Davies Eyes
- Doreen
- Dye Ken Ted Moult
- Ecclesiastical Perks
- Emergency Locksmith
- Emerging From Gorse
- Eno Collaboration
- Epiphany
- Even Men With Steel Hearts
- Evening Of Swing Has Been Cancelled
- Every Time A Bell Rings
- Everythings Aor
- Excavating Rita
- Faithlift
- False Grit
- Fear My Wraith
- Fix It So She Dreams Of Me
- Floreat Inertia
- Footprints
- For What Is Chatteris
- Four Skinny Indie Kids
- Fretwork Homework
- Friday Night And The Gates Are Low
- Fuckin Ell Its Fred Titmus
- Get Kramer
- Girlfriends Finished With Him
- Give Us Bubblewrap
- God Gave Us Life
- Goodnight Irene
- Goth On Our Side
- Gubba Lookalikes
- Hair Like Brian May Blues
- Harsh Times In Umberstone Covert
- He Who Would Valium Take
- Hedley Verityesque
- Help Me Rhonda
- I Hate Nerys Hughes From The Heart
- I Left My Heart In Papworth General
- I Love You Because You Look Like Jim Reeves
- I Trog
- I Was A Teenage Armchair Honved Fan
- I Went To A Wedding
- If I Had Possession Over Pancake Day
- Improv Workshop Mimeshow Gobshite
- It Makes The Room Look Bigger
- Itma
- Its Cliched To Be Cynical At Christmas
- Jarg Armani
- Joy In Leeuwarden We Are Ready
- Keeping Two Chevrons Apart
- King Of Hi Vis
- Knobheads On Quiz Shows
- Lark Descending
- Left Lyrics In The Practice Room
- Lenfer Cest Les Autres
- Lets Not
- Letters Sent
- Light At The End Of The Tunnleis The Light Of An On Coming Train
- Little In The Way Of Sunshine
- Lock Up Your Mountain Bikes
- Look Dad No Tunes
- Lord Herefords Knob
- M 6 Ster
- Malayan Jelutong
- Man Of Constant Sorrow With A Garage In Constant Use
- Mars Ultras Youll Never Make The Station
- Mathematically Safe
- Mileage Chart
- Mod Diff Vdiff Hard Severe
- Monmore Hares Running
- Moody Chops
- Mr Caves A Window Cleaner Now
- Multitude
- My Outstretched Arms
- National Shite Day
- New York Skiffle
- Nove On The Sly
- Numanoid Hang Glide
- Ode To Joyce
- Old Age Killed My Teenage Bride
- Old Tige
- On Finding The Studio Banjo
- On Passing Lilac Urine
- On Reaching The Wensum
- On The Roids
- Ordinary To Enschede
- Our Tune
- Outbreak Of Vitas Gerulaitis
- Paradise Lost Youre The Reason Why
- Petty Sessions
- Prag Vec At The Melkweg
- Prs Yearbook Quick The Drawbridge
- Quality Janitor
- Ready Steady Goa
- Reasons To Be Miserable Part 10
- Reflections In A Flat
- Renfields Afoot
- Restless Legs
- Rod Hull Is Alive Why
- Rsvp
- Running Order Squabble Fest
- San Antonio Foam Party
- Sealclubbing
- Secret Gig
- See That My Bikes Kept Clean
- Sensitive Outsider
- Shes In Broadstairs
- Soft Verges
- Somethings Rotten In The Back Of Iceland
- Song For Europe
- Song Of Encouragement For The Orme Ascent
- Song To Siren
- Split Single With Happy Lounge Labelmates
- Sponsoring The Moshpits
- Stuck Up A Hornbeam
- Styx Gig Seen By My Mates Coming Out Of A
- Surging Out Of Convalescence
- Swerving The Checkatrade
- Tending The Wrong Grave For 23 Years
- Terminus
- The Announcement
- The Ballad Of Climie Fisher
- The Bane Of Constance
- The Bastard Son Of Dean Friedman
- The Best Things In Life
- The Coroners Footnote
- The King Of Rome
- The Len Ganley Stance
- The Referees Alphabet
- The Trumpton Riots
- The Unfortunate Gwatkin
- Thems The Vagaries
- There Stands The Glass
- Third Track Main Camera Four Minutes
- This Leaden Pall
- This Ones For Now
- Thy Damnation Slumbereth Not
- Time Flies By When Youre The Driver Of A Train
- Tommy Walshs Eco House
- Tonight Matthew Im Going To Be With Jesus
- Took Problem Chimp To The Ideal Home Show
- Totnes Bickering Fair
- Tour Jacket With Detachable Sleeves
- Turn A Blind Eye
- Turned Up Clocked On Laid Off
- Twenty Four Hour Garage People
- Twydales Lament
- Tyrolean Knockabout
- Uffington Wassail
- Urge For Offal
- Used To Be In Evil Gazebo
- Vatican Broadside
- Venus In Flares
- Westward Ho Massive Letdown
- What Made Colombia Famous
- When The Evening Sun Goes Down
- Whit Week Malarkey
- Whiteness Thy Name Is Meltonian
- Worried Man Blues
- Yipps My Baby Got The
- Youre Hard
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Tige, how I miss you, you were my best friend.
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Three years of army service done and I was heading home at last
E
I got to thinking ‘bout my dog and things long gone and past
B A
How old Tige pulled me from the creek when I had no pulse or breath
E
How he saved me from the charging bull that gored my dad to death.
As a kid I’d dream of bears and tremble to my toes
A E
Till old Tige’d come up to my bed and nudge me with his nose
B
Then all my fears would melt away and Tige’d go lie down
A E
I’d drift on back to sleep without another sound.
The big bus stopped and I got off it was awful dark and thick with fog
A E
Then something gently nuzzled me and there stood Tige, my dog
B
I wondered if my faithful dog had met the bus each day
A E
And all the dreary winter nights since I’d been away.
To have old Tige meet me here like this I was, I was really glad
A E
‘Cos I hadn’t needed Tige so much since the day they buried dad
B
Two long miles lay ahead, but what I didn’t know
A E
A giant dam was being built where the old road used to go.
I thank the Lord for sending Tige and followed where he led
A
Knowing well that without his help I’d be good as dead
E B
Tige inched away this way and that going rough and slow
And I could hear the water lapping at the ledges far below.
A E
Then through the mist I saw a light, and mother in her chair
And I reached down to pat old Tige, but he wasn’t there
A E
I’m thankful mom you had old Tige these three lonely years
B
I owe my life to him tonight I couldn’t help my tears.
A E
You say you wrote me about the dam, well God was sure with us
I didn’t get your letter mom, but old Tige met the bus
A E
I hate to tell you son she said, but now you’ve got to know
B A E
When you left it broke his heart; Tige died three years ago.
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