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The first two albums, 'the Human Menagerie' and 'The Psychomodo', were released under the name 'Cockney Rebel'. The original line-up split after the second album, due to contractual and 'personal' reasons. During their last tour, most of the band had to perform as session musicians. Steve Harley reformed the band at the end of 1974, releasing 'The Best Years Of Our Lives' album under the name 'Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel', with the original drummer Stuart Elliot.
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Cockney Rebel - Come Up And See Me Make me Smile - Uke
F C G F
You've done it all you've broken every code
C G
And pulled the Rebel to the floor
F C G F
You've spoilt the game no matter what you say
C G
For only metal what a bore
F C
Blue eyes blue eyes
F C G
How can you tell so many lies
Dm F C G
Come up and see me make me smile
Dm F C G
I'll do what you want running wild
pause ad lib
There's nothing left all gone and run away
Maybe you'll tarry for a while
It's just a test a game for us to play
Win or lose it's hard to smile
Resist resist
It's from yourself you have to hide
Come up and see me to make me smile
I'll do what you want running wild
pause ad lib
Guitar solo
F Em F Am Em Em G G
Dm F C G Dm F C G
pause ad lib
There ain't no more you've taken everything
From my belief in Mother Earth
Can you ignore my faith in everything
Cos I know what faith is and what it's worth
Away away
And don't say maybe you'll try
To come up and see me to make me smile
I'll do what you want just running wild
F C
ooh-ooh la-la-la
F C
ooh-ooh la-la-la
G
Oooooooooaaaaaah
Dm F C G
Come up and see me make me smile
Dm F C G
I'll do what you want running wild
repeat from 'ooh-ooh amp c' to fade
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