Biography:
Elbow is an alternative rock band that got started in Bury, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom in 1990. Formed when its members were in sixth-form college, the group consists of Guy Garvey (vocals, guitar), Mark Potter (guitar, vocals), Pete Turner (bass), Craig Potter (keyboards) and Richard Jupp (drums). Over the band's twenty plus year career, it has released six studio albums and four EPs while also having over five top 40 singles in the U.K. alone.
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Other songs:
- Audience With The Pope
- Fugitive Motel
- Grounds For Divorce
- Grounds For Divorce (version 2)
- Leaders Of The Free World
- Mirrorball
- Mirrorball (version 2)
- One Day Like This
- One Day Like This (version 2)
- Red
- Some Riot
- Starlings
- The Fix
- The Lonliness Of A Tower Crane Driver
- Weather To Fly
- Golden Slumbers
- An Audience With The Pope
- An Imagined Affair
- Any Day Now
- Asleep In The Back
- Charge
- Colour Fields
- Dear Friends
- Everthere
- Fly Boy Blue Lunette
- Forget Myself
- Friends Of Ours
- Futitive Motel
- Gentle Storm
- Grace Under Pressure
- Great Expectations
- Jesus Is A Rochdale Girl
- K2
- Kindling
- Lippy Kids
- Little Fictions
- Magnificent She Says
- Magnificient She Says
- Montparnasse
- My Sad Captains
- My Very Best
- Neat Little Rows
- New York Morning
- Newborn
- Not A Job
- Open Arms
- Picky Bugger
- Powder Blue
- Real Life Angel Acoustic
- Scattered Black And Whites
- Station Approach
- Stops
- Switching Off
- The Birds
- The Blanket Of The Nights
- The Bones Of You
- The Loneliness Of A Tower Crane Driver
- The Seldom Seen Kid
- The Take Off And Landing Of Everything
- This Blue World
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New York Morning by Elbow
Intro:
B A B E A B A E
B A
The first to pour a simple truth in words
B E
Binds the world in a feeling all familiar
A B
'Cause everybody owns the great ideas
A E
And it feels like there's a big one round the corner
B A
A tenner, up and out into New York
B E
Somewhere in all that talk is all the answers
A B
And oh, my giddy aunt, New York can talk
A E
It's the modern road where folk are nice to Yoko
B A
Every bone of rivet steel, each corner stone an anchor
B E
Jenga jutts and rusty water tower, pillar-posted sign
A B
Every painted lining battered, like a building in this town
A E
Sings a life of proud endeavor and the best that man can be
B A
Me, I see a city and I hear a million voices
B E
Planning, drilling, welding, carrying their fingers to the nub
A B
Reaching down into the ground, stretching up into the sky
A E
Why? Because they can, they did and do so you and I could live together
B A B E A B A E
B A
Oh my God, New York can talk
B E
Somewhere in all that talk is all the answers
A B
Everybody owns the great ideas
A E
And it feels like there's a big one round the corner
B A
Oh my God, New York can talk
B E
Somewhere in all that talk is all the answers
A B
Everybody owns the great ideas
A E
And it feels like there's a big one round the corner
B A
Oh my God, New York can talk
B E
Somewhere in all that talk is all the answers
A B
Everybody owns the great ideas
A E
And it feels like there's a big one round the corner
B A
The desire to part sure symphony
B E
The desire like a distant storm
A B
For love, be good for me
A E
And it feels like there's a big one round the corner
B A
Oh my God, New York can talk
B E
Somewhere in all that talk is all the answers
A B
Everybody owns the great ideas
A E
And it feels like there's a big one round the corner
B A
The way the day begins
B E
Decides the shade of everything
A B
But the way it ends depends on if you're home
A E
For every soul, a pillow at a window, please
A E B
In a modern room, where folk are nice to Yoko
Intro:
B A B E A B A E
B A
The first to pour a simple truth in words
B E
Binds the world in a feeling all familiar
A B
'Cause everybody owns the great ideas
A E
And it feels like there's a big one round the corner
B A
A tenner, up and out into New York
B E
Somewhere in all that talk is all the answers
A B
And oh, my giddy aunt, New York can talk
A E
It's the modern road where folk are nice to Yoko
B A
Every bone of rivet steel, each corner stone an anchor
B E
Jenga jutts and rusty water tower, pillar-posted sign
A B
Every painted lining battered, like a building in this town
A E
Sings a life of proud endeavor and the best that man can be
B A
Me, I see a city and I hear a million voices
B E
Planning, drilling, welding, carrying their fingers to the nub
A B
Reaching down into the ground, stretching up into the sky
A E
Why? Because they can, they did and do so you and I could live together
B A B E A B A E
B A
Oh my God, New York can talk
B E
Somewhere in all that talk is all the answers
A B
Everybody owns the great ideas
A E
And it feels like there's a big one round the corner
B A
Oh my God, New York can talk
B E
Somewhere in all that talk is all the answers
A B
Everybody owns the great ideas
A E
And it feels like there's a big one round the corner
B A
Oh my God, New York can talk
B E
Somewhere in all that talk is all the answers
A B
Everybody owns the great ideas
A E
And it feels like there's a big one round the corner
B A
The desire to part sure symphony
B E
The desire like a distant storm
A B
For love, be good for me
A E
And it feels like there's a big one round the corner
B A
Oh my God, New York can talk
B E
Somewhere in all that talk is all the answers
A B
Everybody owns the great ideas
A E
And it feels like there's a big one round the corner
B A
The way the day begins
B E
Decides the shade of everything
A B
But the way it ends depends on if you're home
A E
For every soul, a pillow at a window, please
A E B
In a modern room, where folk are nice to Yoko
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