Biografía:
Through a mutual love of good music and cheap booze, Tramp Attack were formed on the cusp of the millenium in the cauldron of depravity known as 16 Earl Road.
Founder member and chief songwriter Matt Barton joined forces with housemates Ian Lane (drums) and Chris Marshall (bass) along with Barry Southern (lead guitar) to make music to put a tap in the toes and a glow in the bellies of boys and girls of all ages.
Soon developing a knack for crafting short
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Official Website: www.trampattack.co.uk
Myspace: www.myspace.com/trampattack
Label: Viper Records
NB: The lyrics are roughly correct
Intro: A C# D A (x2)
Verse 1:
A C# D
Hey Mr Sun when are you going to put your hat back on?
A
Come on fella well give us a sign
C# D
I'm waiting on the bare foot walks that always come
A
Come on fella well give us that sign
Chorus:
D A
When will the sun come out?
D A
Hose pipe ban to endless drought
D A
what about the summer fayre?
E
A raffle ticket wins a great big bird
Verse 2 (Same chords as Verse 1):
Hey mr rain why don't you take that drizzly misery
Hey mr wind wont you blow away to france
mr snow mr frost won't you please stay lost?
and give your brother mr sun a fighting chance
Chorus x1
Instrumental break: Same chords as Verse and Chorus (x1)
Verse 2 repeated
Chorus (x1)
Myspace: www.myspace.com/trampattack
Label: Viper Records
NB: The lyrics are roughly correct
Intro: A C# D A (x2)
Verse 1:
A C# D
Hey Mr Sun when are you going to put your hat back on?
A
Come on fella well give us a sign
C# D
I'm waiting on the bare foot walks that always come
A
Come on fella well give us that sign
Chorus:
D A
When will the sun come out?
D A
Hose pipe ban to endless drought
D A
what about the summer fayre?
E
A raffle ticket wins a great big bird
Verse 2 (Same chords as Verse 1):
Hey mr rain why don't you take that drizzly misery
Hey mr wind wont you blow away to france
mr snow mr frost won't you please stay lost?
and give your brother mr sun a fighting chance
Chorus x1
Instrumental break: Same chords as Verse and Chorus (x1)
Verse 2 repeated
Chorus (x1)
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