Biografía:
Michael Marra (1952 - 23 October 2012) was a Scottish musician from Dundee. He was known as Dundee's answer to Tom Waits; aka Dundonian Randy Newman.
Marra was brought up in the Lochee district of Dundee. His first public performance was at an NCR (formerly a large factory and major employer in Dundee) Christmas party in the 1950s. Although predominantly known as a songwriter, Marra worked extensively in theatre, radio and television. To most he was a solo performer touring the length and breadth of Britain
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
From the live album "Pax Vobiscum" (1996)
Works best with fingerpicking but find the style that works for you!
[Intro]
C G Am C G C
[Verse One]
C G Am
Six days I will be sober
C G Am
On the seventh I'll take a drink
C G Am
Sit by the window with a tin of beer
C G C
And watch them chain up the swings
[Verse Two]
C G Am
And I will think about the power of love
C G C
A most agreeable rule
C G Am
And wonder what on earth they're thinking of
C G Am
Who only disapprove
[Refrain]
C F
And every Sunday I will celebrate my life
G
I'll dance to Runrig and I'll kiss my wife
C F
Like the old song says bad news spreads like wildfire
G C
Good news travels slow
[Verse Three]
C G Am
Let them gather up their brows and their old wives tales
F G
Tweed and dashes and the spikes and flails
G C F
Let them bow down in homage to the Prince of Wales
G C
Me, I'm going to get pished
[Refrain]
C F
And every Sunday I will celebrate my life
G
I'll dance to Mac-Talla and I will kiss my wife
C F
Like the old song says bad news spreads like wildfire
G C
Good news travels slow
[Verse Four]
C G Am
Six days I will be sober
C G Am
On the seventh I'll take a drink
C G Am
Sit by the window with a tin of beer
C G C
And watch them chain up the swings
Works best with fingerpicking but find the style that works for you!
[Intro]
C G Am C G C
[Verse One]
C G Am
Six days I will be sober
C G Am
On the seventh I'll take a drink
C G Am
Sit by the window with a tin of beer
C G C
And watch them chain up the swings
[Verse Two]
C G Am
And I will think about the power of love
C G C
A most agreeable rule
C G Am
And wonder what on earth they're thinking of
C G Am
Who only disapprove
[Refrain]
C F
And every Sunday I will celebrate my life
G
I'll dance to Runrig and I'll kiss my wife
C F
Like the old song says bad news spreads like wildfire
G C
Good news travels slow
[Verse Three]
C G Am
Let them gather up their brows and their old wives tales
F G
Tweed and dashes and the spikes and flails
G C F
Let them bow down in homage to the Prince of Wales
G C
Me, I'm going to get pished
[Refrain]
C F
And every Sunday I will celebrate my life
G
I'll dance to Mac-Talla and I will kiss my wife
C F
Like the old song says bad news spreads like wildfire
G C
Good news travels slow
[Verse Four]
C G Am
Six days I will be sober
C G Am
On the seventh I'll take a drink
C G Am
Sit by the window with a tin of beer
C G C
And watch them chain up the swings
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