Biography:
Status Quo are a British rock band (London, England) with strong boogie line. The group was founded by bassist Alan Lancaster and guitarist Francis Rossi in 1962.
They began as a rock and roll freakbeat band called The Spectres. By 1967, with very little commercial success, they discovered psychedelia and changed their name to Traffic (later Traffic Jam, to avoid confusion with Steve Winwood's Traffic.) At this time the line-up also included organist Roy Lynes and drummer John Coghlan.
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Other songs:
- 4500 Times
- Almost But Not Quite There
- Anniversary Waltz Part 1
- Don't Stop
- Enough Is Enough
- Fun Fun Fun With The Beach Boys
- Let Me Fly
- Mystery Song
- Rockin' All Over The World
- Rocking All Over The World
- The Wanderer
- 1000 Years
- Accident Prone
- Address Book
- All Around My Hat
- All That Counts Is Love
- All That Money
- All The Reasons
- And Its Better Now
- Anniversary Waltz
- Anniversary Waltz Part 2
- Antique Angelique
- Any Way You Like It
- Are You Growing Tired Of My Love
- Baby Boy
- Back On My Feet
- Belavista Man
- Better Than That
- Bloodhound
- Blues And Rhythm
- Born To Be Wild
- Break The Rules
- Bring It On Home
- Bubble
- Bula Bula Quo
- Burning Bridges
- Cant See For Looking
- Carol
- Caroline
- Centrefold
- Claudie
- Come On You Reds
- Crawling From The Wreckage
- Cream Of The Crop
- Cross That Bridge
- Cupid Stupid
- Dirty Water
- Dont Bring Me Down
- Dont Drive My Car
- Dont Stop
- Down Down
- Down The Dustpipe
- Dust To Gold
- Everything
- Everytime I Think Of You
- Face Without A Soul
- Familiar Blues
- Fighting With The Pack
- Figure Of Eight
- Fiji Time
- For You
- From A Jack To A King
- Frozen Hero
- Gentleman Joes Sidewalk Cafe
- Gerdundula
- Get Out Of Denver
- Go Go Go
- Goin Nowhere
- Going Down For The First Time
- Going Down Town Tonight
- Gone Thru The Slips
- Goodbye Baby
- Gotta Get Up And Go
- Green
- Heavy Traffic
- Hold Me
- Hound Dog
- I Aint Ready
- I Can Hear The Grass Grow
- I Didnt Mean It
- I Dont Remember Anymore
- I Dont Wanna Hurt You Anymore
- I Know Youre Leaving
- I Love Rock And Roll
- Ice In The Sun
- Im Watching Over You
- In The Army Now
- Invitation
- Its All About You
- Its Christmas Time
- Jam Side Down
- Johnny And Mary
- Josie
- Kick Me When Im Down
- Leave A Little Light On
- Lets Rock
- Lies
- Like It Or Not
- Little Miss Nothing
- Little White Lies
- Living On An Island
- Lonely
- Looking Out For Caroline
- Lover Of The Human Race
- Lucille
- Mad About The Boy
- Magic
- Marguerita Time
- Megamix
- Most Of The Time
- Movin On
- My Little Heartbreaker
- My Old Ways
- Mystery Island
- Never Leave A Friend Behind
- Nothing At All
- O Baby
- Obstruction Day
- Ol Rag Blues
- Old Time Rock And Roll
- Paper Plane
- Party Aint Over Yet
- Pennsylvania Blues Tonight
- Perfect Remedy
- Pictures Of Matchstick Men
- Queenie
- Rain
- Raining In My Heart
- Reality Cheque
- Rearrange
- Red Sky
- Restless
- Resurrection
- Rock N Roll
- Rock N Roll N You
- Rockers Rollin
- Rockin All Over The World
- Roll Over Lay Down
- Rollin Home
- Run And Hide
- Runaround Sue
- Runaway
- Running Inside My Head
- She Dont Fool Me
- Soft In The Head
- Solid Gold
- Someone Show Me
- Something Bout You Baby I Like
- Sorrow
- Speechless
- Spicks And Specks
- Stones
- Sweet Home Chicago
- Take Me Away
- Tango
- Technicolour Dreams
- Thats A Fact
- The Clown
- The Greatest Fighter
- The Green Green Grass Theme
- The Party Aint Over Yet
- The Winner
- Thinking Of You
- Throw Her A Line
- To Be Free
- Tongue Tied
- Too Close To The Ground
- Twenty Wild Horses
- Two Way Traffic
- Under The Influence
- Unspoken Words
- Velvet Train
- Warning Shot
- What Youre Proposin
- Whatever You Want
- When I Awake
- When Im Dead And Gone
- When You Walk In The Room
- Who Gets The Love
- Wild Side Of Life
- You Never Can Tell
- Your Kind Of Love
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Tabbed by: Belavista Man
On: 17/12/2010
E-mail: [email protected]
Simple, country flavoured song from The Quo. From the album In The Army Now.
E B E E7
I got an invitation from a girl I used to know back home
A C#m F# B
It was an invitation asking me to telephone
E E7
She said, it's getting lonely here
A Am
And I've been gone for close a year
E B E
I took the first flight out to meet the girl I used to know back home
C#m, B E
C#m
B E B E E7
She met me off the flight, a million dollars in her long red gown
A C#m F# B
With a man in a black hat just to drive us back to town
E E7
Now the faces all look the same
A Am
And all the places have the same old names
E B A
But in a year you've changed just like the girl I used to know back home
E B E
Yes, in a year you've changed just like the girl I used to know back home
A B E
Maybe it's true that I go on and on and on
A B C#m
Maybe it's true that I'm the lonely one alone
A B
What can I say to you, what can I say to you?
E B E
Yes, in a year you've changed just like the girl I used to know back home
C#m, B E
C#m, B E
C#m, B E
C#m, B A B
It took another year before I started getting itchy toes
And then I had to leave, but that's the way the story goes
Well I reckon if she'd made me stay
I'd never live to see another day
I took the first flight out and left the girl I used to know back home
Maybe it's true that I go on and on and on
Maybe it's true that I'm the lonely one alone
What can I say to you, what can I say to you?
I took the first flight out and left the girl I used to know back home
E C#m B E
Back home, I left the girl back home
C#m B E
I left the girl back home
C#m B E
I left the girl back home
C#m B E
I left the girl back home
C#m B E
I left the girl back home
On: 17/12/2010
E-mail: [email protected]
Simple, country flavoured song from The Quo. From the album In The Army Now.
E B E E7
I got an invitation from a girl I used to know back home
A C#m F# B
It was an invitation asking me to telephone
E E7
She said, it's getting lonely here
A Am
And I've been gone for close a year
E B E
I took the first flight out to meet the girl I used to know back home
C#m, B E
C#m
B E B E E7
She met me off the flight, a million dollars in her long red gown
A C#m F# B
With a man in a black hat just to drive us back to town
E E7
Now the faces all look the same
A Am
And all the places have the same old names
E B A
But in a year you've changed just like the girl I used to know back home
E B E
Yes, in a year you've changed just like the girl I used to know back home
A B E
Maybe it's true that I go on and on and on
A B C#m
Maybe it's true that I'm the lonely one alone
A B
What can I say to you, what can I say to you?
E B E
Yes, in a year you've changed just like the girl I used to know back home
C#m, B E
C#m, B E
C#m, B E
C#m, B A B
It took another year before I started getting itchy toes
And then I had to leave, but that's the way the story goes
Well I reckon if she'd made me stay
I'd never live to see another day
I took the first flight out and left the girl I used to know back home
Maybe it's true that I go on and on and on
Maybe it's true that I'm the lonely one alone
What can I say to you, what can I say to you?
I took the first flight out and left the girl I used to know back home
E C#m B E
Back home, I left the girl back home
C#m B E
I left the girl back home
C#m B E
I left the girl back home
C#m B E
I left the girl back home
C#m B E
I left the girl back home
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