Biography:
Melanie Safka grew up in the Astoria neighborhood of Queens in New York City. She is best known for her hits "Brand New Key", "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)" and "What They Done To My Song Ma". Melanie has sold over 25 million records over the course of her career.
Initially signed to Columbia Records in the United States, Melanie released two singles on the label. Subsequently she signed with Buddah Records and first found chart success in Europe when her 1969 song "Bobo's Party" reached Number 1 in France.
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Other songs:
- Look What They've Done To My Song
- Look What They’ve Done To My Song Ma
- 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
- Baby Guitar
- Ballerina
- Beautiful People
- Bitter Bad
- Bitterblue
- Brand New Key
- 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
- Do You Believe
- Dont Think Twice Its All Right
- 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
- For My Father
- 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
- Photograph
- Please Love Me
- Prone To Wander
- Racing Heart
- Rain Dance
- Right About Now
- Ring Around The Moon
- Roller Skate Song
- Ruby Tuesday
- Running After Love
- Saddest Thing
- 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
- Soul Sister Annie
- 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 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
- Tuning My Guitar
- Unchained Melody
- Undertow
- Uptown And Down
- 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 My Song Ma
- 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 Could Have Had Me For A Nickel
- You Dont Know Me
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Melanie Safka - Cerulean Blue
CAPO: 2nd Fret
INTRO: C G Am F C G C G Am F C G
C
And it's blue as in cerulean
G Am
It's the scent of new mown hay
F
Laugh and turn the pages
C G
When there's nothing left to say
C
And it's true that a thing of brilliance
G Am
Can be paled by dimmer light
F
Spin the tale of ages
C G
And get me through this night
CHORUS
Am C
Tragedy takes a number
F C G
Beauty takes to flight
Am C
Reason's on vacation
F C G
And it's killing me tonight
C
There's a row of oleander
G Am
That divides your house from mine
F
Stifles words of anger
C G
And keeps the neighbours blind
C
There's a star set in the distance
G Am
Of a steely cold and grey
F
With lights on the horizon
C G
As we look the other way
C
And it's blue as in cerulean
G Am
It's the scent of new mown hay
F
Laugh and turn the pages
C G
When there's nothing left to say
C
And it's true that a thing of brilliance
G Am
Can be paled by dimmer light
F
Spin the tale of ages
C G
And get us through this night
CHORUS
Am C
Tragedy takes a number
F C G
Beauty takes to flight
Am C
Reason's on vacation
F C G
And it's killing me tonight
C
There's a music in the silence
G Am
Of a spring that plays no more
F
A desert in our future
C G
And a knocking at the door
C
There's a peace for the unknowing
G Am
There's a warning to the wise
F
A smile upon the faces
C G
Of our ruin in disguise
C
And it's blue as in cerulean
G Am
It's the scent of new mown hay
F
Laugh and turn the pages
C G
When there's nothing left to say
C
And it's true that a thing of brilliance
G Am
Can be paled by dimmer light
F
Spin the tale of ages
C G
And get us through this night
CAPO: 2nd Fret
INTRO: C G Am F C G C G Am F C G
C
And it's blue as in cerulean
G Am
It's the scent of new mown hay
F
Laugh and turn the pages
C G
When there's nothing left to say
C
And it's true that a thing of brilliance
G Am
Can be paled by dimmer light
F
Spin the tale of ages
C G
And get me through this night
CHORUS
Am C
Tragedy takes a number
F C G
Beauty takes to flight
Am C
Reason's on vacation
F C G
And it's killing me tonight
C
There's a row of oleander
G Am
That divides your house from mine
F
Stifles words of anger
C G
And keeps the neighbours blind
C
There's a star set in the distance
G Am
Of a steely cold and grey
F
With lights on the horizon
C G
As we look the other way
C
And it's blue as in cerulean
G Am
It's the scent of new mown hay
F
Laugh and turn the pages
C G
When there's nothing left to say
C
And it's true that a thing of brilliance
G Am
Can be paled by dimmer light
F
Spin the tale of ages
C G
And get us through this night
CHORUS
Am C
Tragedy takes a number
F C G
Beauty takes to flight
Am C
Reason's on vacation
F C G
And it's killing me tonight
C
There's a music in the silence
G Am
Of a spring that plays no more
F
A desert in our future
C G
And a knocking at the door
C
There's a peace for the unknowing
G Am
There's a warning to the wise
F
A smile upon the faces
C G
Of our ruin in disguise
C
And it's blue as in cerulean
G Am
It's the scent of new mown hay
F
Laugh and turn the pages
C G
When there's nothing left to say
C
And it's true that a thing of brilliance
G Am
Can be paled by dimmer light
F
Spin the tale of ages
C G
And get us through this night
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