Biography:
Pat Benatar is a four-time Grammy winning musician with six platinum and four gold albums to her credit. Singing such hit singles as "I Need a Lover", "Heartbreaker", "Fire and Ice", "Treat Me Right", "Hit Me with Your Best Shot", "Hell Is for Children", "Shadows of the Night", and "Love Is a Battlefield", Benatar is acknowledged as one of the leading female rock vocalists in the industry.
She was born in the neighborhood of Greenpoint in Brooklyn, New York City, New York on January 10, 1953 as Patricia Andrzejewski.
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Other songs:
- Hit Me With Your Best Shot
- Love Is A Battlefield
- Shadows Of The Night
- We Belong
- A Crazy World Like This
- All Fired Up
- Bloodshot Eyes
- Dont Walk Away
- Every Time I Fall Back
- Fight It Out
- Fire And Ice
- Hard To Believe
- Heartbreaker
- Hell Is For Children
- I Dont Want To Be Your Friend
- I Need A Lover
- I Want Out
- Invincible
- Looking For A Stranger
- Love In The Ice Age
- My Clone Sleeps Alone
- Papas Roses
- Prisoner Of Love
- Promises In The Dark
- Purgatory
- Rated X
- Run Between The Raindrops
- Sex As A Weapon
- Shine
- Shooting Star
- Somebodys Baby
- Suffer The Little Children
- Temporary Heroes
- The Victim
- Too Long A Soldier
- Treat Me Right
- True Love
- We Live For Love
- You And I
- You Better Run
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Date: Fri, 12 Apr 96 17:33:01 EDT
From: slehman@MIT.EDU (Scott A. Lehman)
SHOOTING STAR - Harry Chapin
covered by Pat Benatar
from the "Harry Chapin Tribute" album
Am
he was crazy, of course
G F
from the first she must have known it
G
but she ***** went on with him
G Am
and never once had shown it
Am
she took him off the streets
G F
and she dried his tears of grieving
G
***************************
G Am
she believed in his believing
C Am G
oh he was the sun burning bright and brittle and
G Am
she was the moon shining back his light a little
F G
he was a shooting star, she was softer and more slowly
Am
he could not make things possible
F Am
but she could make them holy - holy
Am G
well she gave him a daughter and she gave him a son
G F
she was a mother and a wife, and a lover when the day was done
Am
when he was too far gone for giving love
G
what he offered her instead
Am
was the knowledge she was the only thing
F Am
that was not in his head
#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: Fri, 12 Apr 96 17:33:01 EDT
From: slehman@MIT.EDU (Scott A. Lehman)
SHOOTING STAR - Harry Chapin
covered by Pat Benatar
from the "Harry Chapin Tribute" album
Am
he was crazy, of course
G F
from the first she must have known it
G
but she ***** went on with him
G Am
and never once had shown it
Am
she took him off the streets
G F
and she dried his tears of grieving
G
***************************
G Am
she believed in his believing
C Am G
oh he was the sun burning bright and brittle and
G Am
she was the moon shining back his light a little
F G
he was a shooting star, she was softer and more slowly
Am
he could not make things possible
F Am
but she could make them holy - holy
Am G
well she gave him a daughter and she gave him a son
G F
she was a mother and a wife, and a lover when the day was done
Am
when he was too far gone for giving love
G
what he offered her instead
Am
was the knowledge she was the only thing
F Am
that was not in his head
