Biography:
God Help the Girl is a musical project authored by Stuart Murdoch, the leader of the Scottish indie pop group Belle and Sebastian, featuring, besides Belle & Sebastian as the accompanying band, a group of female vocalists, including Catherine Ireton. The records released as part of the project include so far: the singles Come Monday Night, Funny Little Frog (2009) and Baby, You're Blind (2010), the main album of the project, also entitled God Help the Girl, and the EP Stills (both published in 2009).
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Other songs:
- A Down And Dusky Blonde
- Baby Youre Blind
- Come Monday Night
- God Help The Girl
- I Dumped You First
- If You Could Speak
- Ill Have To Dance With Cassie
- Im In Love With The City
- Marys Market
- Musician Please Take Heed
- Perfection As A Hipster
- Pretty Eve In The Tub
- Pretty When The Wind Blows
- The Psychiatrist Is In
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Finally, an easy one.
C F C F C F C F
C C
I fried my head, I'm not a brunette
F C
I'm a down and dusky blonde
F C
I am living in a tree
F C
When I lie in bed I see
F C G
Beyond my lover's head the moon, I hear the rain
C C
I am conscious of my voice
F C
as a tool it's more demure
F C
Than your friend the singing queen
F C
With her matinee good looks
F C
She talks like talking from a book
F C G
I speak the language of my village, of my street
F C
But I need a friend and I choose you
F C
I tell you the way I feel
F C
The truth is crushing like a heel
F C G
I will forget the kiss and feel if you will too
C C
Tell me tales of punk rockin' girls
F C
It's a dim and distant page
F C
But I mostly blame my age
F C G
Please make allowances for me. I do not see.
C C
It's a drag that you're getting old
F C
I love to think about the year
F C
When we sobbed and then we cheered
F C
The town deserted like a film
F C
Your torso crushing me
F C G
Into the country and the tunnels and the fields
F C
But I need a friend and I choose you
F C
I tell you the way I feel
F C
The truth is crushing like a heel
F C G
I will forget the kiss and feel if you will too
C C F C F C F C F C F C G (same as verse)
C C F C F C F C F C F C G
C C
I read a book a day like an apple
F C
But I did not eat
F C
And so the doctor came to me
F C
He said a woman does not live
F C G
By the printed word forgive yourself and eat
C C
Autumn sped along outside
F C
Trick photography on speed
F C
I was locked inside a room
F C
They made a deal, they would control
F C G
The simple things like bodies but I kept my soul
F C
When I needed someone I chose you
F C
Because the fledgling soul awakes
F C
And on the balcony she quakes
F C
And she is waiting for the sign
F C
And when the brother does not come
F C G
And when the sister's much too young, she chooses you
The little riff at the end of the verses is this or a variation
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He doesn’t usually play the last one, but goes back to the verse C.
Finally, an easy one.
C F C F C F C F
C C
I fried my head, I'm not a brunette
F C
I'm a down and dusky blonde
F C
I am living in a tree
F C
When I lie in bed I see
F C G
Beyond my lover's head the moon, I hear the rain
C C
I am conscious of my voice
F C
as a tool it's more demure
F C
Than your friend the singing queen
F C
With her matinee good looks
F C
She talks like talking from a book
F C G
I speak the language of my village, of my street
F C
But I need a friend and I choose you
F C
I tell you the way I feel
F C
The truth is crushing like a heel
F C G
I will forget the kiss and feel if you will too
C C
Tell me tales of punk rockin' girls
F C
It's a dim and distant page
F C
But I mostly blame my age
F C G
Please make allowances for me. I do not see.
C C
It's a drag that you're getting old
F C
I love to think about the year
F C
When we sobbed and then we cheered
F C
The town deserted like a film
F C
Your torso crushing me
F C G
Into the country and the tunnels and the fields
F C
But I need a friend and I choose you
F C
I tell you the way I feel
F C
The truth is crushing like a heel
F C G
I will forget the kiss and feel if you will too
C C F C F C F C F C F C G (same as verse)
C C F C F C F C F C F C G
C C
I read a book a day like an apple
F C
But I did not eat
F C
And so the doctor came to me
F C
He said a woman does not live
F C G
By the printed word forgive yourself and eat
C C
Autumn sped along outside
F C
Trick photography on speed
F C
I was locked inside a room
F C
They made a deal, they would control
F C G
The simple things like bodies but I kept my soul
F C
When I needed someone I chose you
F C
Because the fledgling soul awakes
F C
And on the balcony she quakes
F C
And she is waiting for the sign
F C
And when the brother does not come
F C G
And when the sister's much too young, she chooses you
The little riff at the end of the verses is this or a variation
-3-5-7-5-3-7-(8)-------------------|
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-4-5-7-5-4-7-(9)-------------------|
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He doesn’t usually play the last one, but goes back to the verse C.
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