Biografía:
Marti Webb, born 13 December 1944, in London, is a musical actress from England, who appeared on stage in Evita, before starring in Andrew Lloyd Webber's one woman show Tell Me On A Sunday in the mid 1980s. She had a hit in the UK Singles Chart with a song from the show, Take That Look Off Your Face.
Webb first came to prominence as Ann in the original London production of Half a Sixpence opposite Tommy Steele. She later dubbed the singing voice of Julia Foster, her replacement for the film adaptation.
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No 3 hit in the UK charts in 1980. Not too sure I've got this correct so any suggestions welcome.
Intro = D
Verse 1
D C G
You must be mistaken, it couldn't have been
Bb C G
You couldn't have seen him yesterday
D A Bm D
He's doing some deal up in Baltimore now
G A D
I hate it when he's away
Verse 2
D C G
You must be mistaken, I'm sure that you are
Bb C G
There's more than one car with stickers on
D A Bm D
And lots of young guys wear corduroy pants
G A D
And I'd know if he hadn't gone
Chorus
D
Take that look off your face
(Take that look off your face)
A
I can see through your smile
(I can see through your smile)
D
You would love to be right
A
I bet you didn't sleep good last night
G Bm
Couldn't wait to bring all that bad news to my door
G D
Well, I've got news for you, I knew before
Verse 3
D C G
If I'm not a mistaken it started last year
Bb C G
I'm not very clear how it began
D A Bm D
I noticed a change but I just closed my eyes
G A D
As only a woman can
Chorus 2
D
No, I didn't dig deep
(No, I didn't dig deep)
A
I did not want to know
(I did not want to know)
D
Well, you don't interfere
A
When you're scared of the things
You might hear when he's back
G Bm
You think I will end it right there and then
G D G
Well my fair weather friend you're wrong again
Repeat chorus 1 to fade
D
Take that look off your face
(Take that look off your face)
A
I can see through your smile
(I can see through your smile)
D
You would love to be right
A
I bet you didn't sleep good last night
G Bm
Couldn't wait to bring all that bad news to my door
G D G D G
Well, I've got news for you, I knew before
D
(Take that look off your face)
A
I can see through your smile
(I can see through your smile)
D
You would love to be right
A
I bet you didn't sleep good last night
G Bm
Couldn't wait to bring all that bad news to my door
G D D G D D
Well, I've got news for you, I knew before
Intro = D
Verse 1
D C G
You must be mistaken, it couldn't have been
Bb C G
You couldn't have seen him yesterday
D A Bm D
He's doing some deal up in Baltimore now
G A D
I hate it when he's away
Verse 2
D C G
You must be mistaken, I'm sure that you are
Bb C G
There's more than one car with stickers on
D A Bm D
And lots of young guys wear corduroy pants
G A D
And I'd know if he hadn't gone
Chorus
D
Take that look off your face
(Take that look off your face)
A
I can see through your smile
(I can see through your smile)
D
You would love to be right
A
I bet you didn't sleep good last night
G Bm
Couldn't wait to bring all that bad news to my door
G D
Well, I've got news for you, I knew before
Verse 3
D C G
If I'm not a mistaken it started last year
Bb C G
I'm not very clear how it began
D A Bm D
I noticed a change but I just closed my eyes
G A D
As only a woman can
Chorus 2
D
No, I didn't dig deep
(No, I didn't dig deep)
A
I did not want to know
(I did not want to know)
D
Well, you don't interfere
A
When you're scared of the things
You might hear when he's back
G Bm
You think I will end it right there and then
G D G
Well my fair weather friend you're wrong again
Repeat chorus 1 to fade
D
Take that look off your face
(Take that look off your face)
A
I can see through your smile
(I can see through your smile)
D
You would love to be right
A
I bet you didn't sleep good last night
G Bm
Couldn't wait to bring all that bad news to my door
G D G D G
Well, I've got news for you, I knew before
D
(Take that look off your face)
A
I can see through your smile
(I can see through your smile)
D
You would love to be right
A
I bet you didn't sleep good last night
G Bm
Couldn't wait to bring all that bad news to my door
G D D G D D
Well, I've got news for you, I knew before
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