Biography:
John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band is the name of an American rock band of the 1970s and 1980s, from Narragansett, Rhode Island. Originally known as simply Beaver Brown, the group (consisting of John Cafferty (born ca. 1950) on vocals and rhythm guitar, Gary Gramolini on guitar, Patrick Lupo on bass, Kenny Jo Silva on drums, Bobby Cotoia on piano, and Michael "Tunes" Antunes on saxophone) initially established a popular following throughout Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts.
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Other songs:
- New York City Song
- Betty Lou Got A New Pair Of Shoes
- Boardwalk Angel
- Down On My Knees
- Eddie And The Cruisers
- Hang Up My Rock And Roll Shoes
- Just A Matter Of Time
- N Y C Song
- New York City Song Nyc Song
- Nyc Song
- On The Dark Side
- Open Road
- Runaround Sue
- Season In Hell Fire Suite
- Some Like It Hot
- Tender Years
- Those Oldies But Goodies
- Tough All Over
- Wild Summer Nights
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Well, she's waiting for the bus down on the boulevard
D A E
Pretty little working girl
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She ain't got no fancy clothes don't drive no fancy car
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She's the waitress at the bar and grill
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She's on her own now
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He left and went away
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He really broke her heart
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It just worked out that way
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Well, all over and all o---ver things are tough all over
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Well, all over and all over things, things are tough all over
Well, he's drinking at the bar down by the old boat yard
He sits and he talks to strangers
The factory laid him off and life's been getting hard
It's enough to make a good man bad
He's got that look in his eye
There's just no words to say
It's tough to swallow your pride
Each and every day
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Heres one for the broken hearted
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It's tough just to get things started
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All over again, all over again
He's got that look in his eye
There's just no words to say
It's tough to swallow your pride
Each and every day
(CHORUS)
Things are tough all over
Things are tough all over
Things are tough all over
Things are tough all over...
A
Well, she's waiting for the bus down on the boulevard
D A E
Pretty little working girl
F# D
She ain't got no fancy clothes don't drive no fancy car
A E A
She's the waitress at the bar and grill
D
She's on her own now
A
He left and went away
F#
He really broke her heart
E
It just worked out that way
(CHORUS)
A D E A D A E
Well, all over and all o---ver things are tough all over
F# D E A
Well, all over and all over things, things are tough all over
Well, he's drinking at the bar down by the old boat yard
He sits and he talks to strangers
The factory laid him off and life's been getting hard
It's enough to make a good man bad
He's got that look in his eye
There's just no words to say
It's tough to swallow your pride
Each and every day
(CHORUS)
F# D A
Heres one for the broken hearted
F# D A
It's tough just to get things started
E
All over again, all over again
He's got that look in his eye
There's just no words to say
It's tough to swallow your pride
Each and every day
(CHORUS)
Things are tough all over
Things are tough all over
Things are tough all over
Things are tough all over...
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