Biography:
Melanie Ann Safka-Schekeryk (b. 1947; known professionally as Melanie) is a U.S. singer-songwriter.
Born on the 3rd February 1947 in Astoria, New York, Melanie made her first recording, "Gimme a Little Kiss", when she was five.
She first found chart success in Europe. Her 1969 song "Bobo's Party" reached number one in France. Later that year she had a hit in the Netherlands with "Beautiful People" before performing at Woodstock. Apparently, she
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Other songs:
- Brand New Key
- A Song For Robert Johnson
- Again
- Alexander Beetle
- And We Fall
- Animal Crackers
- Any Way That You Want Me
- Arrow
- As I See It Now
- Babe Rainbow
- Baby Day
- Ballerina
- Beautiful People
- Bitter Bad
- Bitterblue
- Cerulean Blue
- Chords Of Fame
- Chosen Few
- Christmas Lullaby
- Christopher Robin Is Saying His Prayers
- Close To It All
- Come All Ye Faithful
- Come Away Come Go
- Crazy Love
- Cyclone
- Deep Down Low
- Detroit Or Buffalo
- Dream Seller Meet Me On The Corner
- Ears To The Ground
- Elements
- Estate Sale
- Every Breath Of The Way
- Every Breath You Take
- Eyes Of Man
- Fooling Yourself
- Freedom Knows My Name
- Friends And Company
- Garden In The City
- Gods Only Daughter
- Good Book
- Good King Wenceslaus
- I Dont Eat Animals
- I Really Loved Harold
- I Saw Three Ships
- I Think Its Going To Rain Today
- I Tried To Die Young
- I Will Get Over
- If I Needed You
- If My Heart Should Lose Its Way
- Im Back In Town
- In The Hour
- Its Christmas
- Jammin Alone
- Jigsaw Puzzle
- Lay Down
- Leftover Emotion
- Leftover Wine
- Life Will Not Go Away
- Little Bit Of Me
- Look What Theyve Done To My Song
- Love To Lose Again
- Lover Of My Friend
- Lovers Cross
- Lovers Lullaby
- Lovin The Boy Next Door
- Loving My Children
- Make It Work For Me
- Marvelous Toy
- Maybe Not For A Lifetime
- Momma Momma
- Mr Tambourine Man
- My Father
- My Rainbow Race
- Nickel Song
- O Holy Night
- Peace Will Come
- Pebbles In The Sand
- Perceive It
- Please Love Me
- Prone To Wander
- Racing Heart
- Rain Dance
- Right About Now
- Ring Around The Moon
- Ruby Tuesday
- Running After Love
- Save The Night
- Secret Of The Darkness
- Seeds
- Ships In The Harbor
- Show You
- Sign On The Window
- Silence Is King
- Silent Night
- Some Say I Got Devil
- Someday Ill Be A Farmer
- Something Warm
- Steppin
- Stop I Dont Wanna Hear It Anymore
- Summer Of Love
- Sun And The Moon
- Sweet Misery
- Take Me Home
- Tell Me Why
- The First Noel
- The Good Guys
- The Letter
- The Wonderer
- They Can Find You In Your Dreams
- This House
- Tin Star
- To Be A Star
- To Be The One
- Tonights The Kind Of Night
- Unchained Melody
- Undertow
- Virgin Mary And God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
- We Dont Know Where Were Going
- We Wish You A Merry Christmas
- What Child Is This
- What Do I Keep
- What Have They Done To The Rain
- Wheres The Band
- Wild Horses
- Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
- Window Pane
- Yankee Man
- You Call Yourself A Writer
- You Can Find Anything Here
- You Can Go Fishin
- You Dont Know Me
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Melanie - Garden in the City
CAPO: 2nd Fret
C F G C
When I was young, I lived in the country
F G C
Clouds were my friends, I cannot answer why
F G C
Now that I've grown, I live in the city
F G C
And heaven is so far, I cannot reach the sky
F G C
I once met a man, who lived in the city
F G C
The stone was his home, he said his heart was mine
F G C
He led me far away, when he told me I was pretty
F G C F C G F C G
How strange to go so far and never touch the sky
CHORUS:
C F G C
Gardens grow, most times in the country
Am F G Am-G-
Grow a-wondrous high
C F G C
Gardens grow, sometimes in the city
Am F G
Grow, but soon they die
C F G C
Now I look up at the buildings of the city
F G C
Their fingers are so much longer than mine
F G C
I wish I had the hands of the city
F G C F C G F C G
For heaven is so far, I cannot reach the sky
CHORUS:
C F G C
Gardens grow, most times in the country
Am F G Am-G-
Grow a-wondrous high
C F G C
Gardens grow, sometimes in the city
Am F G
Grow, but soon they die
C F G C
When I was young, I lived in the country
F G C
Clouds were my friends, I cannot answer why
F G C
Now that I've grown, I live in the city
F G C
And heaven is so far, I cannot reach the sky
F G C
And heaven is so far, I'll never touch the sky
CAPO: 2nd Fret
C F G C
When I was young, I lived in the country
F G C
Clouds were my friends, I cannot answer why
F G C
Now that I've grown, I live in the city
F G C
And heaven is so far, I cannot reach the sky
F G C
I once met a man, who lived in the city
F G C
The stone was his home, he said his heart was mine
F G C
He led me far away, when he told me I was pretty
F G C F C G F C G
How strange to go so far and never touch the sky
CHORUS:
C F G C
Gardens grow, most times in the country
Am F G Am-G-
Grow a-wondrous high
C F G C
Gardens grow, sometimes in the city
Am F G
Grow, but soon they die
C F G C
Now I look up at the buildings of the city
F G C
Their fingers are so much longer than mine
F G C
I wish I had the hands of the city
F G C F C G F C G
For heaven is so far, I cannot reach the sky
CHORUS:
C F G C
Gardens grow, most times in the country
Am F G Am-G-
Grow a-wondrous high
C F G C
Gardens grow, sometimes in the city
Am F G
Grow, but soon they die
C F G C
When I was young, I lived in the country
F G C
Clouds were my friends, I cannot answer why
F G C
Now that I've grown, I live in the city
F G C
And heaven is so far, I cannot reach the sky
F G C
And heaven is so far, I'll never touch the sky
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