Biografía:
Born 25 February 1964, Avonmouth, Bristol, England, UK
Daughter Molly (b. 1994).
Married wife Heather at age 17
Once played in a band called 'The Forgotten Five'
Says that character 'Malcolm' often refered to in stand-up shows (the man who seems to always work in different jobs like outside McDonalds and as a trolley collector) was created based on a man he saw in a service station. He was a man cleaning the floor with a v-mop he describes the man as looking like 'a lobotomy patient wearing skis on a pebble beach at high tide'.
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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!
Throughout, finger picking pattern A-D-G-B-G-D
C Am
I wake in the morning and I open my eyes
C Am
and I look out the window and up to the skies
F G C G
and I wonder, yes I wonder is this all there is?
C Am
I stroll in the bathroom, take a look in the mirror
C Am
My head is a vacuum and nothing is clearer
F G C G
And I wonder, how did my life get to this?
Em Am
Then one day you just up and gone
Em Am
Round about the time it all went wrong
G F
Leaving me all alone
C Em Am Em
He was a funny man
F Am
He could make you laugh, make you cry
Em F
My, my oh my,
C Em Am
He would roam from town to town
Em F
And the folks would come from miles around
F Em
Killer routines, the songs he sings
F
The funniest man you've ever seen
C G F
Well if I could go round again
C G F
Feel the love from the crowd, again
C G F
I bet you nine times out, out of ten
G
Well I could do it again
F C
Oh, I could do it again
C Am
From the kitchen chair I can look out and see
C Am
The empty swing and our favourite tree
F G C
I was never around when you fell down and grazed your knee
G
Well I'm sorry son
C Am
Why can't I be there to see you ride your bike?
C Am
To pick you up and to hold you tight?
F G C G
Kiss it better and tell you it's gonna be all right
Em Am
I just didn't see it slip away
Em Am
My life my soul gave it all away
G F
Just to hear them say;
C Em Am Em
He was a funny man
F Am
He could make you laugh, make you cry
Em F
My, my oh my,
C Em Am
He would roam from town to town
Em F
And the folks would come from miles around
F Em
Killer routines, the songs he sings
F
The funniest man you've ever seen
C G F
Well if I could go round again
C G F
Feel the love from the crowd, again
C G F
I bet you nine times out, out of ten
G
Well I could do it again
F C
Oh, I could do it again
C Am
There it is, all said and done
C Am
Something in there for everyone
F G C G
Watch out hallelujah, here I come
C Am
Now they would stand, and they would cheer
Em Am G F
I can see it now, as if it were all right here
C Em Am Em
He was a funny man
F Am
He could make you laugh, make you cry
Em F
My, my oh my,
C Em Am
He would roam from town to town
Em F
And the folks would come from miles around
F Em
Killer routines, the songs he sings
F
The funniest man you've ever seen
C G F
Well if I could go round again
C G F
Feel the love from the crowd, again
C G F
I bet you nine times out, out of ten
G
Well I could do it again
F C
Oh, I could do it again
C Am
I wake in the morning and I open my eyes
C Am
and I look out the window and up to the skies
F G C G
and I wonder, yes I wonder is this all there is?
C Am
I stroll in the bathroom, take a look in the mirror
C Am
My head is a vacuum and nothing is clearer
F G C G
And I wonder, how did my life get to this?
Em Am
Then one day you just up and gone
Em Am
Round about the time it all went wrong
G F
Leaving me all alone
C Em Am Em
He was a funny man
F Am
He could make you laugh, make you cry
Em F
My, my oh my,
C Em Am
He would roam from town to town
Em F
And the folks would come from miles around
F Em
Killer routines, the songs he sings
F
The funniest man you've ever seen
C G F
Well if I could go round again
C G F
Feel the love from the crowd, again
C G F
I bet you nine times out, out of ten
G
Well I could do it again
F C
Oh, I could do it again
C Am
From the kitchen chair I can look out and see
C Am
The empty swing and our favourite tree
F G C
I was never around when you fell down and grazed your knee
G
Well I'm sorry son
C Am
Why can't I be there to see you ride your bike?
C Am
To pick you up and to hold you tight?
F G C G
Kiss it better and tell you it's gonna be all right
Em Am
I just didn't see it slip away
Em Am
My life my soul gave it all away
G F
Just to hear them say;
C Em Am Em
He was a funny man
F Am
He could make you laugh, make you cry
Em F
My, my oh my,
C Em Am
He would roam from town to town
Em F
And the folks would come from miles around
F Em
Killer routines, the songs he sings
F
The funniest man you've ever seen
C G F
Well if I could go round again
C G F
Feel the love from the crowd, again
C G F
I bet you nine times out, out of ten
G
Well I could do it again
F C
Oh, I could do it again
C Am
There it is, all said and done
C Am
Something in there for everyone
F G C G
Watch out hallelujah, here I come
C Am
Now they would stand, and they would cheer
Em Am G F
I can see it now, as if it were all right here
C Em Am Em
He was a funny man
F Am
He could make you laugh, make you cry
Em F
My, my oh my,
C Em Am
He would roam from town to town
Em F
And the folks would come from miles around
F Em
Killer routines, the songs he sings
F
The funniest man you've ever seen
C G F
Well if I could go round again
C G F
Feel the love from the crowd, again
C G F
I bet you nine times out, out of ten
G
Well I could do it again
F C
Oh, I could do it again
Left Alone
Left At London
Leftover Cuties
Lefty Frizzell
Legend Of Korra
Leighton Meester
Leighton Meester (...)
Leïla Huiss (...)
Leisure Society
Leiva