Biography:
Nick Drake (Nicholas Rodney Drake, Rangoon, Burma, June 19, 1948 - Tanworth-in-Arden, England, November 25, 1974) was an English folk singer known for his gentle, enigmatic songs and his virtuosic right-hand finger picking technique.
Although he recorded only three albums, critics and fellow musicians hold his work in very high esteem. Drake failed to find a wide audience during his lifetime and had a strong aversion to performing. Since his death, however, Drake's music has gained a significant cult following.
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Other songs:
- Day Is Done
- Northern Sky
- Parasite
- Place To Be
- Ride
- River Man
- Road
- Time Has Told Me
- Way To Blue
- All My Trials
- At The Chime Of A City Clock
- Been Smokin Too Long
- Black Mountain Blues
- Blues Run The Game
- Cello Song
- Clothes Of Sand
- Fly
- From The Morning
- Hazey Jane I
- Hazey Jane Ii
- Hazy Jane 2
- I Was Made To Love Magic
- Joey
- Man In A Shed
- One Of These Things First
- Pink Moon
- Poor Boy
- Saturday Sun
- Strange Meeting Ii
- Things Behind The Sun
- Time Of No Reply
- Tunings
- Which Will
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Saturday sun came early one morning
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In a sky so clear and blue
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Saturday sun came without warning
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So no-one knew what to do
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Saturday sun brought people and faces
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That didn't seem much in their day
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But when I remember those people and places
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They were really too good in their way
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In their way, in their way
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Saturday sun won't come and see me today
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Think about stories with reason and rhyme
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Circling through your brain
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And think about people in their season and time
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Returning again and again
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And again, and again
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And Saturday's sun has turned to Sunday's rain
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So Sunday sat in the Saturday sun
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And wept for a day gone by
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Saturday sun came early one morning
D7/F# G C G
In a sky so clear and blue
C G/B Am C/G
Saturday sun came without warning
D7/F# G C G
So no-one knew what to do
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Saturday sun brought people and faces
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That didn't seem much in their day
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But when I remember those people and places
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They were really too good in their way
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In their way, in their way
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Saturday sun won't come and see me today
C G/B Am C/G
Think about stories with reason and rhyme
D7/F# G C G
Circling through your brain
C G/B Am C/G
And think about people in their season and time
D7/F# G C C7
Returning again and again
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And again, and again
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And Saturday's sun has turned to Sunday's rain
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So Sunday sat in the Saturday sun
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And wept for a day gone by
