Biography:
Elliott James Murphy (born March 16, 1949 in New York, Long Island, New York is an American rock singer-songwriter, novelist, producer and journalist living in Paris.
In true rock 'n roll fashion Elliott James Murphy Jr. was born in Mercy Hospital, Rockville Center, New York in 1949 to a successful show business family.
Elliott grew up in nearby Garden City, started playing the guitar at 12 years old and with his band The Rapscallions he won the 1966 New York State Battle of the Bands.
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
- 40 Days And 40 Nights
- A Little Push
- A Touch Of Kindness
- A Touch Of Mercy
- Anastacia
- And General Robert E Lee
- Angeline
- Automatic Erotic
- Bittersweet
- Black Crow
- Blissed Out In The Land Of Nod
- Bullet
- Canaries In The Mind
- Caught Short In The Long Run
- Change Will Come
- Come On Louann
- Continental Kinda Girl
- Cutting The Cake
- Destiny
- Diamonds By The Yard
- Dont Go Away
- Drive All Night
- Eiffel Tower Blue
- Euro
- Every Thing I Do Leads Me Back To You
- Gone Gone Gone
- Graveyard Scarpbook
- Green River
- Greetings From Sydney
- Ground Zero
- Hangin Out
- History
- Hollywood
- Hometown
- Hows The Family
- I Couldnt Touch You
- I Wish I Was Picasso
- Irish Eyes
- Isadoras Dancers
- Just A Story From America
- Last Of The Rock Stars
- Last Train To Memphis
- Let It Rain
- Like A Great Gatsby
- Little Big Man
- Lo And Behold
- Losing It
- Lost Generation
- Made In Freud
- Marilyn
- Never As Old As You
- New World Order
- Niagara Falls
- Oh Wyoming
- On Elvis Presleys Birthday
- On Romeo Street
- Open City
- Ophelia
- Party Girls And Broken Poets
- Pneumonia Alley
- Poise N Grace
- Poisen Pen
- Rain Rain Rain
- Razzmatazz
- Rock Ballad
- Sacrifice
- Sad After Sex
- Sicily
- Small Room
- Something Like Steve Mcqueen
- Sonny
- St Elmos Motel
- Take That Devil Out Of Me
- Take Your Love Away
- Tell Me
- The Ballad Of Sal Paradise
- The Banks Of The Ohio
- The Best Kiss
- The Day After Valentines Day
- The Epicenter
- The Eyes Of The Children Of Maria
- The Fall Of Saigon
- The Loser
- The Malady And The Medicine
- The Price I Pay
- The Valley Below
- Veronique The Actress
- Visions Of The Night
- Well Intentioned Pedestrians
- What The Fuck Is Going On
- White Middle Class Blues
- Winners Losers Beggars Choosers
- With This Ring
- Worried Man Blues
- You Cant Go Home
- You Never Know What Youre In For
- Youre Gonna Chase Love Away
Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Song: Greetings From Sydney
Artist: Elliott Murphy
Album: 12 (1990)
Tabbed by: Javier de la Fuente
[Intro]
G D A Em G D A Em
[Verse]
G D A
Yesterday, man that's far away, thinking 'bout you anyway
Em
Greetings from Sydney
G D A
On the road, not such a heavy load, just the kind of job we choose
Em
Greetings from Sydney
G D A
Telephone, color TV hotel room and I don't feel to much alone
Em
Oh yeah, there's got to be a shower
G D
I bring me some sounds alone, Rubber Soul Beatles songs,
A
And listen' to the Rolling Stones
Em
Singing Sister Morphine
G D A
The high life was pretty as a switchblade knife, flip it open once or twice
Em
You're gonne cut yourself
G D
And those years are gone and I learned how to get along
A
Even living with anxiety
Em
That's a better place for me
G D A
I've seen it all, and I've seen it twice, chances are you ask for advice
Em
You're gonna get it
[Outro]
G D A Em G D A Em
G D A Em G D A Em G
Artist: Elliott Murphy
Album: 12 (1990)
Tabbed by: Javier de la Fuente
[Intro]
G D A Em G D A Em
[Verse]
G D A
Yesterday, man that's far away, thinking 'bout you anyway
Em
Greetings from Sydney
G D A
On the road, not such a heavy load, just the kind of job we choose
Em
Greetings from Sydney
G D A
Telephone, color TV hotel room and I don't feel to much alone
Em
Oh yeah, there's got to be a shower
G D
I bring me some sounds alone, Rubber Soul Beatles songs,
A
And listen' to the Rolling Stones
Em
Singing Sister Morphine
G D A
The high life was pretty as a switchblade knife, flip it open once or twice
Em
You're gonne cut yourself
G D
And those years are gone and I learned how to get along
A
Even living with anxiety
Em
That's a better place for me
G D A
I've seen it all, and I've seen it twice, chances are you ask for advice
Em
You're gonna get it
[Outro]
G D A Em G D A Em
G D A Em G D A Em G
