Biography:
Nazareth is a Scottish hard rock band, founded in Dunfermline, Scotland, in 1968, that had several hits in the United Kingdom in the early 1970s, and established an international audience with their 1975 album Hair of the Dog. Perhaps their best-known hit single was a cover of the Felice and Boudleaux Bryant penned ballad, "Love Hurts, in 1975. The band continues to record and tour.
Nazareth was formed out of the ashes of the semi-professional Dunfermline group The Shadettes formed in 1961 by vocalist Dan McCafferty
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Other songs:
- Hair Of The Dog
- Love Hurts
- Please Don't Judas Me
- Where Are You Now
- Bad Bad Boy
- Big Boy
- Broken Down Angel
- Called Her Name
- Carry Out Feelings
- Child In The Sun
- Country Girl
- Crazy A Suitable Case For Treatment
- Dear John
- Dream On
- Dressed To Kill
- Every Time It Rains
- Fool About You
- Friends
- Games
- Gone Dead Train
- Guilty
- Hearts Grown Cold
- Holiday
- Holy Roller
- In My Life
- Let Me Be Your Leader
- Love Leads To Madness
- May The Sunshine
- Moonlight Eyes
- Morning Dew
- Move Me
- My White Bicycle
- Place In Your Heart
- Please Dont Judas Me
- Ruby Tuesday
- Shanghaid In Shanghai
- Shot Me Down
- Star
- Sunshine
- Sunshine 2
- The King Is Dead
- This Flight Tonight
- Turn On Your Receiver
- Whatever You Want Babe
- Winter Sunlight
- Youre The Violin
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[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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Look at you
You're the son of the neighborhood strays
You can walk in your prison for days
B
But you'll never get anywhere
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It's a pain
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But the shine on the edge of your blade
A E
Couldn't give all the waiting away
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You were recognized everywhere
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Turn away
You are not just ashamed of yourself
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You're a part of the scenery, damned to hell
[Chorus]
E
Can't you see
We are not going to play at your games
We are not going to ask you for names
B
Or for some of your history
E
Did you know
That your father said it's all wrong
Just to keep it going along
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It's a part of our mystery
A
It's our job, you see
[Verse 2]
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You'll agree
There is no point in letting you go
We can wait till the end of the show
B
Till the audience fades away
A
Turn around
You can laugh at the mess in your room
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It's a nightmare that never can end for you
[Chorus]
E
Can't you see
We are not going to play at your games
We are not going to ask you for names
B
Or for some of your history
E
Did you know
That your father said it's all wrong
Just to keep it going along
B
It's a part of our mystery
A
It's our job you see
[Intrumental]
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[Verse 3]
E
You'll agree
There is no point in letting you go
We can wait till the end of the show
B
Till the audience fades away
A
Turn around
You can laugh at the mess in your room
B
It's a nightmare that never can end for you
[Chorus]
E
Can't you see
We are not going to play at your games
We are not going to ask you for names
B
Or for some of your history
E
Did you know
That your father said it's all wrong
Just to keep it going along
B
It's a part of our mystery
[Chorus]
E
Can't you see
We are not going to play at your games
We are not going to ask you for names
B
Or for some of your history
E
Did you know
That your father said it's all wrong
Just to keep it going along
B
It's a part of our mystery
[Outro]
E
Can't you see
We are not going to play at your games
We are not going to ask you for names
B
Or for some of your history
E
Did you know
That your father said it's all wrong
Just to keep it going along
B
It's a part of our mystery.
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[Verse 1]
E
Look at you
You're the son of the neighborhood strays
You can walk in your prison for days
B
But you'll never get anywhere
E
It's a pain
A E
But the shine on the edge of your blade
A E
Couldn't give all the waiting away
B
You were recognized everywhere
A
Turn away
You are not just ashamed of yourself
E B
You're a part of the scenery, damned to hell
[Chorus]
E
Can't you see
We are not going to play at your games
We are not going to ask you for names
B
Or for some of your history
E
Did you know
That your father said it's all wrong
Just to keep it going along
B
It's a part of our mystery
A
It's our job, you see
[Verse 2]
E
You'll agree
There is no point in letting you go
We can wait till the end of the show
B
Till the audience fades away
A
Turn around
You can laugh at the mess in your room
B
It's a nightmare that never can end for you
[Chorus]
E
Can't you see
We are not going to play at your games
We are not going to ask you for names
B
Or for some of your history
E
Did you know
That your father said it's all wrong
Just to keep it going along
B
It's a part of our mystery
A
It's our job you see
[Intrumental]
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[Verse 3]
E
You'll agree
There is no point in letting you go
We can wait till the end of the show
B
Till the audience fades away
A
Turn around
You can laugh at the mess in your room
B
It's a nightmare that never can end for you
[Chorus]
E
Can't you see
We are not going to play at your games
We are not going to ask you for names
B
Or for some of your history
E
Did you know
That your father said it's all wrong
Just to keep it going along
B
It's a part of our mystery
[Chorus]
E
Can't you see
We are not going to play at your games
We are not going to ask you for names
B
Or for some of your history
E
Did you know
That your father said it's all wrong
Just to keep it going along
B
It's a part of our mystery
[Outro]
E
Can't you see
We are not going to play at your games
We are not going to ask you for names
B
Or for some of your history
E
Did you know
That your father said it's all wrong
Just to keep it going along
B
It's a part of our mystery.
Ne-yo
Neal Acree
Neck
Neck Deep
Necro
Neil Finn
Neil Halstead
Neil Patrick Har (...)
Neil Sedaka
Neil Young