Biography:
Ocean Colour Scene is an alternative rock band which formed in Birmingham, England in 1990. Currently, the band consists of Simon Fowler (vocals, keyboards, guitar), Steve Cradock (guitar, organ), Andy Bennett (guitar), Tony Boylan (guitar), Dan Sealey (bass) and Oscar Harrison (drums). Founding bassist Damon Minchella left the band amicably in 2003.
Falling between the energetic pop/rock of mod revival and the psychedelic experimentations of Traffic
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Other songs:
- Day We Caught The Train
- Profit In Peace
- Second Hand Car
- 100 Floors Of Perception
- 40 Past Midnight
- Alibis
- Beautiful Losers
- Besides Yourself
- Best Friends And Lovers
- Better Day
- Big Star
- Biggest Thing
- Charlie Brown Says
- Cool Cool Water
- Crazy Low Down Ways
- Day Tripper
- Daylight
- Debris Road
- Dont Get Me
- Doodle Book
- Drive Away
- Emily Chambers
- Everything Comes At The Right Time
- Expensive Chair
- Fleeting Mind
- For Dancers Only
- For Every Corner
- Foxys Folk Faced
- Free My Name
- Free On The Wind
- Georges Tower
- Get Blown Away
- Give Me A Letter
- Go To Sea
- Golden Gate Bridge
- Goodbye Old Town
- Half A Dream Away
- Harry Kidnap
- Hello Monday
- Here Comes The Dawning Day
- Here In My Heart
- Huckleberry Grove
- Hundred Mile High City
- I Dont Want To Leave England
- I Fell In Love On The Street Again
- I Just Got Over You
- I Just Need Myself
- I Love You
- I Need A Love Song
- I Told You So
- I Wanna Stay Alive With You
- I Wont Get Grazed
- If God Made Everyone
- In My Field
- Its A Beautiful Thing
- Its My Shadow
- Jane She Got Excavated
- July
- Just A Little Bit Of Love
- Justine
- Lining Your Pockets
- Loneliest Girl In The Whole Wide Worldl
- Magic Carpet Days
- Make The Deal
- Mariners Way
- Mechanical Wonder
- Men Of Such Opinion
- Mistaken Identity
- Mona Lisa Smile
- Move Things Over
- Mr Brown
- Mrs Jones
- Mrs Maylie
- My Time
- North Atlantic Drift
- Oh Collector
- Old Pair Of Jeans
- On And On
- On My Way
- On The Leyline Waiting
- One For The Road
- Outside Of A Circle
- Painting
- Policemen And Pirates
- Postal
- Professor Perplexity
- Robin Hood
- Rockfield
- Saturday
- Shes Been Writing
- Sing Children Sing
- Smile
- So Low
- Something For Me
- Soul Driver
- Spark And Cindy
- Start Of The Day
- Step By Step
- Tele Hes Not Talking
- The Best Bet On Chinaski
- The Circle
- The Clock Struck 15 Hours Ago
- The Day We Caught The Train
- The Downstream
- The New Torch Song
- The Riverboat Song
- The Song Goes On
- The Union
- The Waves
- The Winning Side
- The Word
- Third Shade Of Green
- This Day Should Last Forever
- This Days Im Tired
- Travellers Tune
- Two Lovers
- Up On The Downside
- Village Life
- Wanna Stay Alive
- Waving Not Drowning
- We Dont Look In The Mirror
- We Made It More
- Weekend
- Whats Mine Is Yours
- When Evil Comes
- Will You Take Her Love
- You Are Amazing
- Youll Never Find Me
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Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 19:21:34 +0200
From: Oscar
Subject: o/ocean_colour_scene/40_past_midnight.crd
40 Past Midnight with Ocean Colour Scene
This how I think 40 Past Midnight is played. I think it sounds quite right.
If you disagree you could always mail me at [email protected].
Chords:
A x02220
B x24442
D xx0232
G 320011 (or 320001)
D
D
When I'm waiting standing on the corner
D
And it's coming 40 past the hour
D
In the midnight lonely freezing hour
D
With my insides churning in the gutter
G
And I'm waiting 40 past midnight
G
Catching rain in the soda light
D
Won't you come and call me to your window
D
Please don't leave me waiting on the corner
A B G
We could have the best times if you lighten up your life
D
D
With my pockets holey on the inside
D
With my busride rolling in the gutter
D
But if you'd only light your lamp light
D
Then I'd be here than any other
G
Well I'm waiting 40 past midnight
G
Catching cold in the pouring rain
D
Won't you come and take me to your door step
D
So I can take myself home again
A B G
We could have the best times if you lighten up your life
D
D
When I'm waiting standing on the corner
D
And the soda light begins to flicker
D
And it's getting 40 past the hour
D
And I think I won't see what I figure
G
Well I'm waiting freezing on the inside
G
Staring up at your window pane
D
If you won't come see me this evening
D
I can see myself here again
A B G
We could have the best times if you lighten up your life
D
-
Oscar Widegren
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the#
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 19:21:34 +0200
From: Oscar
Subject: o/ocean_colour_scene/40_past_midnight.crd
40 Past Midnight with Ocean Colour Scene
This how I think 40 Past Midnight is played. I think it sounds quite right.
If you disagree you could always mail me at [email protected].
Chords:
A x02220
B x24442
D xx0232
G 320011 (or 320001)
D
D
When I'm waiting standing on the corner
D
And it's coming 40 past the hour
D
In the midnight lonely freezing hour
D
With my insides churning in the gutter
G
And I'm waiting 40 past midnight
G
Catching rain in the soda light
D
Won't you come and call me to your window
D
Please don't leave me waiting on the corner
A B G
We could have the best times if you lighten up your life
D
D
With my pockets holey on the inside
D
With my busride rolling in the gutter
D
But if you'd only light your lamp light
D
Then I'd be here than any other
G
Well I'm waiting 40 past midnight
G
Catching cold in the pouring rain
D
Won't you come and take me to your door step
D
So I can take myself home again
A B G
We could have the best times if you lighten up your life
D
D
When I'm waiting standing on the corner
D
And the soda light begins to flicker
D
And it's getting 40 past the hour
D
And I think I won't see what I figure
G
Well I'm waiting freezing on the inside
G
Staring up at your window pane
D
If you won't come see me this evening
D
I can see myself here again
A B G
We could have the best times if you lighten up your life
D
-
Oscar Widegren
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