Biografía:
Bob Lind (born Robert Neale Lind, in Baltimore, Ohio, 25 November 1942) was a folk music singer/songwriter in the 1960s, who released one transatlantic chart hit single. That song was entitled "Elusive Butterfly", which was a prominent track in 1966.
[edit] Career
Lind signed a recording contract with World Pacific Records in 1965, and it was on that label that he had his huge hit. The single may have done even better in the UK Singles Chart had he not had competition from Val Doonican, who released a rival version of the same song.
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Cheryl's Goin' Home:Bob Lind.
Flip side of Elusive Butterfly
(#5 on BB Hot 100) on FONTANA
Records in 1966.
(It was supposed to be the hit
instead of Elusive Butterfly.)
INTRO: B
#1.
B
The thunder cracks against the night..the dark
explodes with yellow light.
B
The railroad sign is flashing bright..the people
A E Gb Gbm
stare but I don't care.
A B
My flesh is cold against my bones, and Cheryl's
E B E B
going home.
#2.
B
Come hear me shouting through the rain..is there
a way to stop the train?
B A
I've got some reasons to explain about the way
E Gb
I was today.
A B
The whistle moans and I'm alone, and Cheryl's going
E
home.
#3.
B Gb B
Santa Rosa Special down the line, I'm running
desperately behind.
B
There's only one thing on my mind, the rain and
Gb A E Gb
tears are in my eyes.
A B
The things I have to say will not be known, and
E B E B
Cheryl's going home.
OUTRO:
B E B E B
And Cheryl's goin' home..........Oh, Cheryl's
E B E B
goin' home.........(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
Flip side of Elusive Butterfly
(#5 on BB Hot 100) on FONTANA
Records in 1966.
(It was supposed to be the hit
instead of Elusive Butterfly.)
INTRO: B
#1.
B
The thunder cracks against the night..the dark
explodes with yellow light.
B
The railroad sign is flashing bright..the people
A E Gb Gbm
stare but I don't care.
A B
My flesh is cold against my bones, and Cheryl's
E B E B
going home.
#2.
B
Come hear me shouting through the rain..is there
a way to stop the train?
B A
I've got some reasons to explain about the way
E Gb
I was today.
A B
The whistle moans and I'm alone, and Cheryl's going
E
home.
#3.
B Gb B
Santa Rosa Special down the line, I'm running
desperately behind.
B
There's only one thing on my mind, the rain and
Gb A E Gb
tears are in my eyes.
A B
The things I have to say will not be known, and
E B E B
Cheryl's going home.
OUTRO:
B E B E B
And Cheryl's goin' home..........Oh, Cheryl's
E B E B
goin' home.........(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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