Biography:
Stevie Wright can refer to either one of two people. 1) Steven Wright, male singer from Leeds, England popular throughout the 1980's. 2) Stephanie Wright, a 16 year old finalist on American Idol 2009; making it as far as the Top 36.
Steven Wright was born on 20 December 1948 in Leeds, England. His family came to Australia as assisted migrants when Stevie was nine and lived in Melbourne for a couple of years before moving to Sydney in 1960 . They settled in Villawood, in Sydney's south-west, close to the Villawood Migrant Hostel.
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B L A C K E Y E D B R U I S E R
Ab
If you see me walkin' down the street, better get out my way.
I'm a real king-hitter, always have my say.
If you're lookin' for a heavy time, best you don't come around.
Or else you'll get your heavy six feet of solid ground.
C# D
I don't like touble but if troubles the name of your game.
Eb
You know where you can find me boy, everybody knows my name.
E F# Ab
I'm the black eyed, the black eyed, the black eyed bruiser.
Ab
I used to be a peaceful man of flowers and love.
I believed in my soul and the good lord above.
But I was forced to change my tune, my candles and grace.
By the power of the dollar and the kicks in the face.
C# D
There ain't no peace in this world, that's a fact, take a good look around.
Eb
So I'm gonna stand here and fight, ain't nobody putting me down.
E F# Ab
They call me the black eyed, the black eyed, black eyed bruiser.
Ab C# Ab C# Ab
All I want is a little bit of understanding.
C# Ab C# Ab
I don't wanna be the man I am.
Ab C# Ab C# Ab
All I need is a little bit of lovin' care now.
C# Ab C# Ab
Don't wanna be a hated man.
E F# Ab
Don't wanna be, don't wanna be a black eyed bruiser.
E F# Ab
I don't wanna be, I don't wanna be, a black eyed bruiser.
E F# Ab
They call me a black eyed, black eyed, they call me the black eyed bruiser.
etc.
I have used barre chords for this basic rythym version of this classic
Oz Rock song. The Ab is quickly released and/or slid down to the F#
for the majority of the verses.
Ab
If you see me walkin' down the street, better get out my way.
I'm a real king-hitter, always have my say.
If you're lookin' for a heavy time, best you don't come around.
Or else you'll get your heavy six feet of solid ground.
C# D
I don't like touble but if troubles the name of your game.
Eb
You know where you can find me boy, everybody knows my name.
E F# Ab
I'm the black eyed, the black eyed, the black eyed bruiser.
Ab
I used to be a peaceful man of flowers and love.
I believed in my soul and the good lord above.
But I was forced to change my tune, my candles and grace.
By the power of the dollar and the kicks in the face.
C# D
There ain't no peace in this world, that's a fact, take a good look around.
Eb
So I'm gonna stand here and fight, ain't nobody putting me down.
E F# Ab
They call me the black eyed, the black eyed, black eyed bruiser.
Ab C# Ab C# Ab
All I want is a little bit of understanding.
C# Ab C# Ab
I don't wanna be the man I am.
Ab C# Ab C# Ab
All I need is a little bit of lovin' care now.
C# Ab C# Ab
Don't wanna be a hated man.
E F# Ab
Don't wanna be, don't wanna be a black eyed bruiser.
E F# Ab
I don't wanna be, I don't wanna be, a black eyed bruiser.
E F# Ab
They call me a black eyed, black eyed, they call me the black eyed bruiser.
etc.
I have used barre chords for this basic rythym version of this classic
Oz Rock song. The Ab is quickly released and/or slid down to the F#
for the majority of the verses.
Stichting Opwekk (...)
Stick to Your Gu (...)
Sticks
Stiff Cucumbers
Stiff Dylans
Still Remains
Still Time
Still Virgin
Still Woozy
Stillwater