Biography:
Art Garfunkel (born Arthur Ira Garfunkel on 5 November 1941 in Forest Hills, Queens, NYC, USA) is an American singer and actor, best known as half of the folk duo Simon & Garfunkel. He is of Romanian Jewish ancestry.
He met his future singing partner, Paul Simon, in the sixth grade. Between 1956 and 1962, the two had performed together as Tom & Jerry. Garfunkel ("Tom Graph") chose his nickname because he liked to track, or "graph" hits, on the pop charts.
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- All I Know
- Barbara Allen
- Bridge Over Troubled Water
- Bright Eyes
- Crying In My Sleep
- Down In The Willow Garden
- Dreamland
- I Believe
- I Shall Sing
- Marionette
- Mary Was An Only Child
- Old Man
- Rag Doll
- Saturday Suit
- Scissors Cut
- So Easy To Begin
- The Paper Chase
- Travelling Boy
- Watermark
- What A Wonderful World
- Woyaya
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Art Garfunkel - Marionette
# From the album Watermark #
INTRO: C G D G C G D G G-C-D-G
C D G
Marionette, your dress is all wet
Em Cmaj G D
Did someone leave you outside in the rain
G
Or is it the pain
C
That makes all the puppet tears roll down your cheek
G
Or does the roof leak?
C D G
Marionette, how could you forget?
Em Cmaj G D
I told you your bright shining varnish would peel
G
How does it feel
C
With the bright rouge all faded, and the smile almost cracked
G
Now that you've come back?
BRIDGE:
C G
Back to the toy shop by Brandenburg Gate
Em F G
I hope not too late
Em Esus
'Cause my hands are much stiffer
G C F G6 C D
Than they were when first I painted your eyes
G C D G
Marionette, no you're not finished yet
G D
I'll mend you and make you like new
G
Paint your eyes blue
C
And make you as young as I was myself
G
And there on the shelf...
Em
You'll sit 'til the Puppet Man
D G
Comes 'round again
OUTRO: (repeat 3x, then fade)
C G D G C G D
# From the album Watermark #
INTRO: C G D G C G D G G-C-D-G
C D G
Marionette, your dress is all wet
Em Cmaj G D
Did someone leave you outside in the rain
G
Or is it the pain
C
That makes all the puppet tears roll down your cheek
G
Or does the roof leak?
C D G
Marionette, how could you forget?
Em Cmaj G D
I told you your bright shining varnish would peel
G
How does it feel
C
With the bright rouge all faded, and the smile almost cracked
G
Now that you've come back?
BRIDGE:
C G
Back to the toy shop by Brandenburg Gate
Em F G
I hope not too late
Em Esus
'Cause my hands are much stiffer
G C F G6 C D
Than they were when first I painted your eyes
G C D G
Marionette, no you're not finished yet
G D
I'll mend you and make you like new
G
Paint your eyes blue
C
And make you as young as I was myself
G
And there on the shelf...
Em
You'll sit 'til the Puppet Man
D G
Comes 'round again
OUTRO: (repeat 3x, then fade)
C G D G C G D
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