Biography:
Hawksley Workman (born March 4, 1975) is the stage name of Ryan Corrigan, a Canadian rock singer-songwriter who has acquired critical approval for his original yet accessible blend of cabaret pop and glam rock.
He was born in Ontario, Canada, near Huntsville in the Muskoka region, north of Toronto. To pursue his musical career, he later moved to Toronto.
His first album, 1999's "For Him and the Girls" earned him comparisons to the likes of Tom Waits, Rheostatics and Harry Nilsson.
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Other songs:
- All The Trees Are Hers
- Anger As Beauty
- Autumns Here
- Battlefords
- Beautiful And Natural
- Clever Not Beautiful
- Dont Be Crushed
- Even An Ugly Man
- Goodbye To Radio
- Ice Age
- Jealous Of Your Cigarette
- Maniacs
- Merry Christmas I Love You
- No Beginning No End
- No Sissies
- Oh You Delicate Heart
- Prettier Face
- Safe And Sound
- Smoke Baby
- Stop Joking Around
- The Ground We Stand On
- They Decided Not To Like Us
- Warhols Portrait Of Gretzky
- We Will Still Need A Song
- What Would You Say To Me Lord
- When These Mountains Were The Seashore
- You And The Candles
- You Are Too Beautiful
- Your Beauty Must Be Rubbing Off
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What would you say to me?
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What would you say to me Lord, if we both met face to face?
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Dog days and the summers at the airport
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Managers are gone for the day
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Bad times hit the factory knock-offs
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Sadness, a balloon that you break
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Balance beams cast the runway child
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Packed his bags cause he's going to late
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Mutant strains hear the message on the cork
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Bored to tears with the lines on his face
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What would you say to me?
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What would you say to me Lord, if we both met face to face?
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What would you say to me Lord, if we both met face to face?
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Shabby on the inside
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Angels keep a lighting my way
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Angels keep a lighting my way
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Shabby on the inside
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Angels keep a lighting my way
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Burned bridges as a boy scout cookie crumb
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dressing up the burns on your leg
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Bad timing belled the chorus to the angel food
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Cake melt away on your plate
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Santa's coming you can hear him in the chimney sweep
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Barbecue a nice chunk of steak
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God and Jesus and the alley way saints
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Don't give a damn about mistakes that you made
pick it up where I couldn't quite get it and fix it up. It sounds better if you
play the G as a bar chord
D Bm
Surface pain and the rust broke down
G D
And the galvanized steals around
D Bm G
Chamomile and the treasury bank note fallacies
D
Oh what can you say?
D Bm
Broke a back on a the downsize patio
G D
Lanterns all hung in array
D Bm
Said it once and I'll say it at the alter,
G D
The hymn lines are all gonna change
D Bm
What would you say to me?
G D
What would you say to me?
D Bm F# G D
What would you say to me Lord, if we both met face to face?
D Bm
Dog days and the summers at the airport
G D
Managers are gone for the day
D Bm
Bad times hit the factory knock-offs
G D
Sadness, a balloon that you break
D Bm
Balance beams cast the runway child
G D
Packed his bags cause he's going to late
D Bm
Mutant strains hear the message on the cork
G D
Bored to tears with the lines on his face
D Bm
What would you say to me?
G D
What would you say to me?
D Bm F# G D
What would you say to me Lord, if we both met face to face?
D Bm
What would you say to me?
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What would you say to me?
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What would you say to me Lord, if we both met face to face?
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Shabby on the inside
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Angels keep a lighting my way
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Shabby on the inside
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Angels keep a lighting my way
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Shabby on the inside
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Angels keep a lighting my way
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Rusty on outside
Bm
Shabby on the inside
G D
Angels keep a lighting my way
D Bm
Burned bridges as a boy scout cookie crumb
G D
dressing up the burns on your leg
D Bm
Bad timing belled the chorus to the angel food
G D
Cake melt away on your plate
D Bm
Santa's coming you can hear him in the chimney sweep
G D
Barbecue a nice chunk of steak
D Bm
God and Jesus and the alley way saints
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Don't give a damn about mistakes that you made
