Biografía:
Admirador confeso de Bob Dylan, Van Morrison y los Rolling Stones, Graham Parker es uno de los grandes nombres aparecidos en el denominado circuito pub-rock británico de los años 70, bandas y solistas que intentaban recupera la esencia básica del rock’n’roll y los sonidos tradicionales del blues, R&B, soul o country.
Graham Parker (nacido el 18 de noviembre de 1950 en Londres), un antiguo gasolinero y criador de cobayas, principió en esto de la música interpretando soul y R&B en bandas como The Black Rockers y Deep Cut Three.
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Otras canciones:
- A Change Is Gonna Come
- Always Greener
- Area 51 In Your Heart
- Back Door Love
- Back In Time
- Between You And Me
- Bring Me A Heart Again
- Broken Skin
- Christmas Is For Mugs
- Discovering Japan
- First Responder
- Get Started Start A Fire
- Girl In Need
- Head On Straight
- Hold Back The Night
- Hotel Chambermaid
- Imaginary Television
- Its My Party But I Wont Cry
- Local Girls
- More Questions Than Answers
- Nation Of Shopkeepers
- New York Shuffle
- Nothings Gonna Pull Us Apart
- Protection
- See Things My Way
- Snowgun
- Something Youre Going Through
- Stick To Me
- Stop Cryin About The Rain
- The Kid With The Butterfly Net
- Three Martini Lunch
- Watch The Moon Come Down
- Weather Report
- What Do You Like
- You Cant Be Too Strong
- Youre Not Where You Think You Are
¡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!
Back in time
Graham Parker
Intro [(Em-Em/Em7)x3 times ,then Dsus2]x4 times
G Bm
You stop in the old cafe where you used to play pinball
C Am C
G
And look for the air-raid shelter but it's gone and the cafe seems so
G Bm
small and all the gardens That had trees and stolen apples
C Am C G
now have small businesses flourishing in cinder blocks
G Am Bm C
Then they will call your name and hand you a gold watch
G Am Bm C
Then they will call your name but it doesn't sound like much
Em C Bm Am
And you'll never discover why it's like an old lover
G Am Bm C
you can't touch anymore It doesn't mean much anymore
Dsus2 Em/Em7--------Dsus2(riff intro)
when you go back in time back in time
G Bm
You head down to the local try to find a focal point
C Am C G
A scratch in the wallpaper but it's all been wallpapered over
G Bm
Down at the newsagents it's all pornography
C Am C
G
And you try to get high again but it's like time-lapse photography
G Am Bm C
Then they will call your name and hand you a medal
G Am Bm C
Or something more practical like a whistling kettle
Em C Bm Am
and it'll test your metal Just try to keep grinning
G Am Bm C
knowing that this feeling is Indulgence worse than sinning
Dsus2 Em/Em7--------Dsus2(riff intro)
trying to go back in time
Instrumental: G Bm C Am C (2 times then riff intro)
G Bm
Photographs with a glossy finish letters lovers never finished
C Am C G
And there in a dusty drawer a necktie you once wore
G Bm
And a girl you tried to court made you feel about two feet short
C Am C
G
Where is she now today? What would she have to say?
G Am Bm C
Then they will call your name and hand you a pension
G Am Bm C
A bottle of pills that guarantee life extension
Em C Bm Am
and give you a mention in the local boy makes good section
G Am Bm C
But all the old news is like print stains across your mind
Dsus2 Em/Em7--------Dsus2(riff intro)
when you go back in time
I have maked this chord-tab because there isn't one, right , on the entire web of this
nice song of Graham Parker.
Enjoy !!!!
TABBED by Eclecticfranz
Graham Parker
Intro [(Em-Em/Em7)x3 times ,then Dsus2]x4 times
G Bm
You stop in the old cafe where you used to play pinball
C Am C
G
And look for the air-raid shelter but it's gone and the cafe seems so
G Bm
small and all the gardens That had trees and stolen apples
C Am C G
now have small businesses flourishing in cinder blocks
G Am Bm C
Then they will call your name and hand you a gold watch
G Am Bm C
Then they will call your name but it doesn't sound like much
Em C Bm Am
And you'll never discover why it's like an old lover
G Am Bm C
you can't touch anymore It doesn't mean much anymore
Dsus2 Em/Em7--------Dsus2(riff intro)
when you go back in time back in time
G Bm
You head down to the local try to find a focal point
C Am C G
A scratch in the wallpaper but it's all been wallpapered over
G Bm
Down at the newsagents it's all pornography
C Am C
G
And you try to get high again but it's like time-lapse photography
G Am Bm C
Then they will call your name and hand you a medal
G Am Bm C
Or something more practical like a whistling kettle
Em C Bm Am
and it'll test your metal Just try to keep grinning
G Am Bm C
knowing that this feeling is Indulgence worse than sinning
Dsus2 Em/Em7--------Dsus2(riff intro)
trying to go back in time
Instrumental: G Bm C Am C (2 times then riff intro)
G Bm
Photographs with a glossy finish letters lovers never finished
C Am C G
And there in a dusty drawer a necktie you once wore
G Bm
And a girl you tried to court made you feel about two feet short
C Am C
G
Where is she now today? What would she have to say?
G Am Bm C
Then they will call your name and hand you a pension
G Am Bm C
A bottle of pills that guarantee life extension
Em C Bm Am
and give you a mention in the local boy makes good section
G Am Bm C
But all the old news is like print stains across your mind
Dsus2 Em/Em7--------Dsus2(riff intro)
when you go back in time
I have maked this chord-tab because there isn't one, right , on the entire web of this
nice song of Graham Parker.
Enjoy !!!!
TABBED by Eclecticfranz
Gramercy Arms
Grammatrain
Grampall Jookabo (...)
Gramsespektrum
Gran Radio Rivie (...)
GRANDGEORGE
Grandmas Basemen (...)
Grandmaster Flas (...)
Grandpa Jones
Grandprize