Biography:
Known today as "the band that became Badfinger" as well as for their single "Maybe Tomorrow", British pop rock band 'The Iveys' started as Pete Ham, David "Dai" Jenkins, Ron Griffiths, and Terry Gleeson. Originally called 'The Wild Ones', they changed their name to 'The Iveys' in late 1964. They played at various local pubs in South Wales, building steam.
In early '65, they replaced Gleeson with drummer Mike Gibbins and started becoming quite popular
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Other songs:
- And Her Daddys A Millionaire
- Angelique
- Beautiful And Blue
- Fisherman
- Good Times Together
- Handsome Malcom
- I Love You
- Im In Love
- Ive Been Waiting
- Looking For My Baby
- Maybe Tomorrow
- Sali Bloo
- Sausage And Eggs
- See
- She Came Out Of The Cold
- Take Good Care Of My Baby
- The Leaves
- Theres No Escaping Your Love
- Theyre Knocking Down Our Home
- Think About The Good Times
- Tomorrow Today
- Tube Train
- Yesterday Aint Comin Back
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G D7
Between the darkness and the light. As the stars fade out of sight
Dm7/G G
I can hear his shiny boots fall on the sand
G D7
With a basket at his side. And the morning full of pride
Dm7/G G
You can see him cast his line with skillful hands
G Dm7/G C G
Hey hey, fisherman. Wish you luck that's all I can
G Dm7/G C G
Hey hey, fisherman. Forget the world if that's your plan
G D7
As the morning turns to noon. He's content to sit and croon
Dm7/G G
And he lights his twisted pipe and settles down
G D7
Onward goes the time - As he tries new baited line
Dm7/G G
So he digs another worm up from the ground
G Dm7/G C G
Hey hey, fisherman - Wish you luck that's all I can
G Dm7/G C G
Hey hey, fisherman - Forget the world if that's your plan
G D7
T'ween the nightness and the light - The line is taut, he has a bite
Dm7/G G
And he hauls the beauty in with skillful pride
G D7
And his patient mind is blown.'Cause the fish is overgrown
Dm7/G G
It was really worth a day for such a prize
G Dm7/G C G
Hey hey, fisherman
Between the darkness and the light. As the stars fade out of sight
Dm7/G G
I can hear his shiny boots fall on the sand
G D7
With a basket at his side. And the morning full of pride
Dm7/G G
You can see him cast his line with skillful hands
G Dm7/G C G
Hey hey, fisherman. Wish you luck that's all I can
G Dm7/G C G
Hey hey, fisherman. Forget the world if that's your plan
G D7
As the morning turns to noon. He's content to sit and croon
Dm7/G G
And he lights his twisted pipe and settles down
G D7
Onward goes the time - As he tries new baited line
Dm7/G G
So he digs another worm up from the ground
G Dm7/G C G
Hey hey, fisherman - Wish you luck that's all I can
G Dm7/G C G
Hey hey, fisherman - Forget the world if that's your plan
G D7
T'ween the nightness and the light - The line is taut, he has a bite
Dm7/G G
And he hauls the beauty in with skillful pride
G D7
And his patient mind is blown.'Cause the fish is overgrown
Dm7/G G
It was really worth a day for such a prize
G Dm7/G C G
Hey hey, fisherman
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