Biografía:
Love Affair were a London based pop, soul, R&B group formed in 1966. They had several UK Singles Chart Top 10 hits, including the number one success "Everlasting Love".
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A classic song from a band that had a stream of hits in the 60's.
Most of their songs were written by Phillip Goodhand-Tait and were big productions with
lots of orchestration. Although a big success they were heavily criticised by the media
for not playing their instruments on some of their recordings, relying on session
musicians and an orchestra. However I saw them live in the late 60's and found them to be a good
live band with plenty of energy and some great guitar work by Rex Brayley with Steve
Ellis adding a vocal sound which still today takes some beating.
If any of the band, (Steve Ellis, Rex Brayley, Mike Jackson, Mo Bacon or Morgan Fisher)
get to see this tab please drop me an email - love to hear from you, and please correct
any mistakes I've made!!
Ken
[email protected]
One Road
Recorded by The Love Affair
Intro
Finger picked with Rex Brayley probably using a 12 string acoustic guitar.
A Asus4 A Asus4 A B D A
Verse 1
A B
You might still listen to
D A
Someone who is not like you
A B
I don't have your nagging doubts
D A
I know what you're going through
Bm E
So if it helps you to decide
Chorus
A E
One road leads to sadness
D C#m
One road leads to pain
D E A
One road shows you life is a game
A E
One road leads to darkness
D C#m
One road leads to light
D E A
One road leads you right to love
Verse 2
A B
I don't want you to be confused
D A
Or demoralized or abused
A B
I just want you free to choose
D A
Who you want to have or loose
Bm E
So if it helps you to decide
Chorus
A E
One road leads to darkness
D C#m
One road leads to light
D E A
One road leads you right to love
A E
One road leads to sadness
D C#m
One road leads to pain
D E A
One road shows you life is a game
If there are any golden oldie classics (just lyrics and chords) that you would like
posting on this site please drop me an email.
Ken
[email protected]
Most of their songs were written by Phillip Goodhand-Tait and were big productions with
lots of orchestration. Although a big success they were heavily criticised by the media
for not playing their instruments on some of their recordings, relying on session
musicians and an orchestra. However I saw them live in the late 60's and found them to be a good
live band with plenty of energy and some great guitar work by Rex Brayley with Steve
Ellis adding a vocal sound which still today takes some beating.
If any of the band, (Steve Ellis, Rex Brayley, Mike Jackson, Mo Bacon or Morgan Fisher)
get to see this tab please drop me an email - love to hear from you, and please correct
any mistakes I've made!!
Ken
[email protected]
One Road
Recorded by The Love Affair
Intro
Finger picked with Rex Brayley probably using a 12 string acoustic guitar.
A Asus4 A Asus4 A B D A
Verse 1
A B
You might still listen to
D A
Someone who is not like you
A B
I don't have your nagging doubts
D A
I know what you're going through
Bm E
So if it helps you to decide
Chorus
A E
One road leads to sadness
D C#m
One road leads to pain
D E A
One road shows you life is a game
A E
One road leads to darkness
D C#m
One road leads to light
D E A
One road leads you right to love
Verse 2
A B
I don't want you to be confused
D A
Or demoralized or abused
A B
I just want you free to choose
D A
Who you want to have or loose
Bm E
So if it helps you to decide
Chorus
A E
One road leads to darkness
D C#m
One road leads to light
D E A
One road leads you right to love
A E
One road leads to sadness
D C#m
One road leads to pain
D E A
One road shows you life is a game
If there are any golden oldie classics (just lyrics and chords) that you would like
posting on this site please drop me an email.
Ken
[email protected]
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