Biography:
Jack Bruce (born John Symon Asher Bruce on 14 May 1943 in Bishopbriggs, Lanarkshire, Scotland; died 25 October 2014 in Suffolk, England) was a Scottish musician and composer, known as a founder member of the seminal British psychedelic rock power trio, Cream, in the mid-to-late 1960s.
Widely considered to be one of the greatest bass players of all time, Bruce maintained a solo career that spanned several decades, and also played in several musical groups.
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- Dancing On Air
- Deserted Cities Of The Heart
- Escape To The Royal Wood On Ice
- Facelift 318
- Folk Song
- Hit And Run
- Hows Tricks
- Keep It Down
- Lost Inside A Song
- Make Love 2
- Morning Story
- Never Tell Your Mother Shes Out Of Tune
- Out Into The Fields
- Pieces Of Mind
- Rope Ladder To The Moon
- Ships In The Night
- The Clearout
- The Consul At Sunset
- The Ministry Of Bag
- Theme For An Imaginary Western
- Tickets To Waterfalls
- To Isengard
- Weird Of Hermiston
- Willpower
- Wind And The Sea
- Without A Word
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The Clearout (Jack Bruce – Pete Brown)
Introduction G G F F x 2
G Bb G F G
You say you don't want me
G Bb G F G
Well I don't want you to go
G Bb G F G
You say you don't need me
G Bb G F G
You shut my hair in the door
G Bb G F G
You say you won't have me
G Bb G F G
You're leaving my wound all sore
Eb Ab
Chorus: Breakfast is goodnight
Eb Ab F
Yesterdays are old meals now
Ab A
Times ripe for clearout
G Bb G F G
You say you can't eat it
G Bb G F G
Well I don't have any food
G Bb G F G
You say you can't face it
G Bb G F G
Well I'm not in any mood
G Bb G F G
You say you don't need it
G Bb G F G
You're leaving my head all chewed
Eb Ab
Chorus: Breakfast is goodnight
Eb Ab F
Yesterdays are old meals now
Ab A
Times ripe for clearout
G Bb G F G
You say you can't stand it
G Bb G F G
well why don't you let it sit
G Bb G F G
You say you can't dig it
G Bb G F G
yet you'll never let me quit
G Bb G F G
you say you can't use it
G Bb G F G
you won't find a better fit
Eb Ab
Chorus: Breakfast is goodnight
Eb Ab F
Yesterdays are old meals now
Ab A
Time’s ripe for clearout
Repeat Introduction G G F F x n
Introduction G G F F x 2
G Bb G F G
You say you don't want me
G Bb G F G
Well I don't want you to go
G Bb G F G
You say you don't need me
G Bb G F G
You shut my hair in the door
G Bb G F G
You say you won't have me
G Bb G F G
You're leaving my wound all sore
Eb Ab
Chorus: Breakfast is goodnight
Eb Ab F
Yesterdays are old meals now
Ab A
Times ripe for clearout
G Bb G F G
You say you can't eat it
G Bb G F G
Well I don't have any food
G Bb G F G
You say you can't face it
G Bb G F G
Well I'm not in any mood
G Bb G F G
You say you don't need it
G Bb G F G
You're leaving my head all chewed
Eb Ab
Chorus: Breakfast is goodnight
Eb Ab F
Yesterdays are old meals now
Ab A
Times ripe for clearout
G Bb G F G
You say you can't stand it
G Bb G F G
well why don't you let it sit
G Bb G F G
You say you can't dig it
G Bb G F G
yet you'll never let me quit
G Bb G F G
you say you can't use it
G Bb G F G
you won't find a better fit
Eb Ab
Chorus: Breakfast is goodnight
Eb Ab F
Yesterdays are old meals now
Ab A
Time’s ripe for clearout
Repeat Introduction G G F F x n
