Biography:
Bill Fay is a singer-songwriter and pianist from London.
Fay began writing songs in the early 1960s while attending university and in 1966 cut a demo using a mobile studio belonging to a man named John Boden. Impressed by the demo, ex-Them drummer Terry Noon helped Bill to sign a recording contract with Decca. In 1967 the label released the single "Some Good Advice"/"Screams in the Ears", produced by early Donovan co-manager Peter Eden. The single "introduced [Fay's] characteristic downbeat melodies and scrambled impressionistic lyrics"
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Other songs:
- Be Not So Fearful
- Maudy La Lune
- We Have Laid Here
- A Frail And Broken One
- Be Not So Fearful For Lower Singing Voices
- Cannons Plain
- Garden Song
- Gentle Willie
- I Hear You Calling
- Jesus Etc
- Pictures Of Adolf Again
- Plan D
- Some Good Advice
- Thank You Lord
- The Geese Are Flying Westward
- The Healing Day
- The Room
- There Is A Valley
- This World
- Time Of The Last Persecution
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From the album "From the Bottom of an Old Grandfather Clock" (2006).
To play in the tune of the version on the album "Bill Fay" (1970),
transpose down a half step to G#.
[Intro]
A D A D
Bm E A A
[Verse 1]
A D A D
Be not so nervous, be not so frail
A D A D
Someone watches you, you will not fail
Bm E A F#m
Be not so nervous, be not so frail
Bm E A
Be not so nervous, be not so frail
[Chorus]
F#m Bm E
Be not so sorry for what you have done
F#m Bm E
You must forget them now, it's done
A D A D
And when you wake up, you will find that you can run
Bm E A
Be not so sorry for what you have done
[Verse 2]
A D A D
Be not so fearful, be not so pale
A D A D
Someone watches you, you will not leave the rails
Bm E A F#m
Be not so fearful, be not so pale
Bm E A
Be not so fearful, be not so pale
[Chorus]
F#m Bm E
Be not so sorry for what you have done
F#m Bm E
You must forget them now, it's done
A D A D
And when you wake up, you will find that you can run
Bm E A
Be not so sorry for what you have done
[Outro]
F#m F#m Bm E
F#m F#m Bm E
A
To play in the tune of the version on the album "Bill Fay" (1970),
transpose down a half step to G#.
[Intro]
A D A D
Bm E A A
[Verse 1]
A D A D
Be not so nervous, be not so frail
A D A D
Someone watches you, you will not fail
Bm E A F#m
Be not so nervous, be not so frail
Bm E A
Be not so nervous, be not so frail
[Chorus]
F#m Bm E
Be not so sorry for what you have done
F#m Bm E
You must forget them now, it's done
A D A D
And when you wake up, you will find that you can run
Bm E A
Be not so sorry for what you have done
[Verse 2]
A D A D
Be not so fearful, be not so pale
A D A D
Someone watches you, you will not leave the rails
Bm E A F#m
Be not so fearful, be not so pale
Bm E A
Be not so fearful, be not so pale
[Chorus]
F#m Bm E
Be not so sorry for what you have done
F#m Bm E
You must forget them now, it's done
A D A D
And when you wake up, you will find that you can run
Bm E A
Be not so sorry for what you have done
[Outro]
F#m F#m Bm E
F#m F#m Bm E
A
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