Biography:
Hamish Imlach (1940-1996) was an anti-nuclear activist, comedian, folk-singer, and political satirist. Born in Calcutta of Scottish parents who were serving there, the family moved to Glasgow when he was 13yo. He influenced many other artists, including John Martyn, the incredible string band and Billy Connolly.
A regular on the folk circuit, he began his recording career in 1966 on Transatlantic Records' XTRA label. He performed traditional folk songs but became best known for his comical songs about body functions, politics and booze.
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[Chorus]
G Em
I can play you anything
Em G
Anything that you wanna hear
G Em
I can play you anything
C D
But you must let me practice
C D
Must let me practice
C D G D
Must let me practice for a year.
[Chorus]
G Em
I can play you anything
Em G
Anything that you wanna hear
G Em
I can play you anything
C D
But you must let me practice
C D
Must let me practice
C D G D
Must let me practice for a year.
[Verse 1]
G Em
When I learn another song
Em G
There's great concentration at the start
G Em
After only a couple of weeks
C D G
I nearly know the title off by heart
C
I'm smart
C D G D
I nearly know the title off by heart.
[Chorus]
G Em
I can play you anything
Em G
Anything that you wanna hear
G Em
I can play you anything
C D
But you must let me practice
C D
Must let me practice
C D G D
Must let me practice for a year.
[Verse 2]
G Em
Give me just a little more
Em G D
A little more time to rehearse
G Em
After only a couple of months
C D G
I nearly know the whole first verse
C
If it's terse
C D G D
I nearly know the whole first verse.
[Chorus]
G Em
I can play you anything
Em G
Anything that you wanna hear
G Em
I can play you anything
C D
But you must let me practice
C D
Must let me practice
C D G D
Must let me practice for a year.
[Bridge]
C D
Two more months to find the chords
C D
I'm very quick you see
C D
I never ever use clever chords
C G D
Just C, G and D
N.C
But with these three
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A|--3---2---0---|
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[Chorus]
G Em
I can play you anything
Em G
Anything that you wanna hear
G Em
I can play you anything
C D
But you must let me practice
C D
Must let me practice
C D G D
Must let me practice for a year.
[Verse 3]
G Em
And now, we need a final verse
Em G D
Then all the story you will know
G Em
But I can't sing the final verse
C D G D
Because I started just eleven months ago, so
[Chorus]
G Em
I can play you anything
Em G
Anything that you wanna hear
G Em
I can play you anything
C D
But you must let me practice
C D
Must let me practice
C D G D
Must let me practice for a year.
[Outro]
G Em
If you want the final verse
C D
You have to ask me back
C D
You have to ask me back
C D G D G
You have to ask me back next year.
[Chorus]
G Em
I can play you anything
Em G
Anything that you wanna hear
G Em
I can play you anything
C D
But you must let me practice
C D
Must let me practice
C D G D
Must let me practice for a year.
[Chorus]
G Em
I can play you anything
Em G
Anything that you wanna hear
G Em
I can play you anything
C D
But you must let me practice
C D
Must let me practice
C D G D
Must let me practice for a year.
[Verse 1]
G Em
When I learn another song
Em G
There's great concentration at the start
G Em
After only a couple of weeks
C D G
I nearly know the title off by heart
C
I'm smart
C D G D
I nearly know the title off by heart.
[Chorus]
G Em
I can play you anything
Em G
Anything that you wanna hear
G Em
I can play you anything
C D
But you must let me practice
C D
Must let me practice
C D G D
Must let me practice for a year.
[Verse 2]
G Em
Give me just a little more
Em G D
A little more time to rehearse
G Em
After only a couple of months
C D G
I nearly know the whole first verse
C
If it's terse
C D G D
I nearly know the whole first verse.
[Chorus]
G Em
I can play you anything
Em G
Anything that you wanna hear
G Em
I can play you anything
C D
But you must let me practice
C D
Must let me practice
C D G D
Must let me practice for a year.
[Bridge]
C D
Two more months to find the chords
C D
I'm very quick you see
C D
I never ever use clever chords
C G D
Just C, G and D
N.C
But with these three
e|--------------|
B|--------------|
G|--------------|
D|--------------|
A|--3---2---0---|
E|--------------|
[Chorus]
G Em
I can play you anything
Em G
Anything that you wanna hear
G Em
I can play you anything
C D
But you must let me practice
C D
Must let me practice
C D G D
Must let me practice for a year.
[Verse 3]
G Em
And now, we need a final verse
Em G D
Then all the story you will know
G Em
But I can't sing the final verse
C D G D
Because I started just eleven months ago, so
[Chorus]
G Em
I can play you anything
Em G
Anything that you wanna hear
G Em
I can play you anything
C D
But you must let me practice
C D
Must let me practice
C D G D
Must let me practice for a year.
[Outro]
G Em
If you want the final verse
C D
You have to ask me back
C D
You have to ask me back
C D G D G
You have to ask me back next year.
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