Biography:
Barry Mann (born Barry Imberman on February 9, 1939 in Brooklyn, New York) is an American songwriter, and part of one of the most prolific songwriting partnerships in the world of rock music.
With his partner and wife, Cynthia Weil, they operate a publishing company called Dyad Music. His first hit as a writer was "She Say (Oom Dooby Doom)," which was a top twenty song for The Diamonds in 1959. Mann had co-written the song with Gerry Goffin. Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil met when they were both staff songwriters, they were married in 1961.
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Angelica:Barry Mann.
#111 on BB Hot 100 (Bubbling Under) on
CAPITOL Records in 1966.
INTRO: Dm A D Dm
#1.
Dm
Each night I meant to say, I missed her through
C Dm
the day..but I'd forget it..I never said it.
Dm
I passed the flower shop, Lord knows, I meant to stop.
C Dm
But I'd say, tomorrow..perhaps tomorrow.
Bb C
Tomorrow there'd be time, there'd always be another
Dm Gm C
spring..time to make her laughter ring.
F Dm A
Time to give her everything.
BRIDGE:
D G D G
Oh, my, Angelica, my Angelica..there's so much you never
F#m G F#m G
knew..so much I always meant to say..and do, for you, for you..
D
Angelica.
INTERLUDE: D Gm C Bb A Dm
#2.
Dm
But then the cold winds came and when I spoke her name
F C Dm
and hold her near me..she couldn't hear me.
Dm
The shadow had been cast, too many springs had passed,
C Dm
for Angelica, sweet Angelica.
#3.
Bb C Am Dm Gm
Now, in my solitude..I tend the flowers that I buy, as they slowly
C F A D G A D
fade and die..watered by the tears I cry for my Angelica, my Angelica.
G F#m
There's so much you never knew, so much I always meant to say..
G F#m G
and do, for you, for you.
OUTRO:
D C D C D
Angelica..Angelica..Angelica..Angelica...(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#111 on BB Hot 100 (Bubbling Under) on
CAPITOL Records in 1966.
INTRO: Dm A D Dm
#1.
Dm
Each night I meant to say, I missed her through
C Dm
the day..but I'd forget it..I never said it.
Dm
I passed the flower shop, Lord knows, I meant to stop.
C Dm
But I'd say, tomorrow..perhaps tomorrow.
Bb C
Tomorrow there'd be time, there'd always be another
Dm Gm C
spring..time to make her laughter ring.
F Dm A
Time to give her everything.
BRIDGE:
D G D G
Oh, my, Angelica, my Angelica..there's so much you never
F#m G F#m G
knew..so much I always meant to say..and do, for you, for you..
D
Angelica.
INTERLUDE: D Gm C Bb A Dm
#2.
Dm
But then the cold winds came and when I spoke her name
F C Dm
and hold her near me..she couldn't hear me.
Dm
The shadow had been cast, too many springs had passed,
C Dm
for Angelica, sweet Angelica.
#3.
Bb C Am Dm Gm
Now, in my solitude..I tend the flowers that I buy, as they slowly
C F A D G A D
fade and die..watered by the tears I cry for my Angelica, my Angelica.
G F#m
There's so much you never knew, so much I always meant to say..
G F#m G
and do, for you, for you.
OUTRO:
D C D C D
Angelica..Angelica..Angelica..Angelica...(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
