Biografía:
The Flying Machine was a British pop band, which was in 1969, renamed from Pinkerton's Assorted Colours.
The Flying Machine is best known for its major hit single in 1969, "Smile A Little Smile For Me", which peaked at number 5 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart (on Kapp Records' Congress record label) Their first record which was self titled was released by Janus Records in 1969. By 12 December that year they had sold a million copies of the record, and it was awarded a gold disc by the R.
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Smile A Little Smile For Me – Flying Machine
Verse 1:
C F
You really should accept This time he's gone for good
C F
He'll never come back now Even though he said he would
Dm G
So darling dry your eyes So many other guys
Dm G
Would give the world I'm sure To wear the shoes he wore
Chorus:
C G Am F
Oh c'mon… smile a little smile for me Rosemarie
G
What's the use in cryin'
C G Am F
In a little while you'll see Rosemarie
G
You must keep on tryin'
Bridge:
Am Dm
I know that he hurt you bad
D G
I know darling don't be sad and
C G Am F C
smile a little smile for me Rosemarie Rosemarie
Verse 2:
C F
I guess you're lonely now Love's comin' to an end
C F
But darling only now Are you free to start again
Dm G
Lift up your pretty chin Don't let those tears begin
Dm G
You're a big girl now And you'll pull through somehow
Chorus:
C G Am F
Oh c'mon… smile a little smile for me Rosemarie
G
What's the use in cryin'
C G Am F
In a little while you'll see Rosemarie
G
You must keep on tryin'
Am Dm
I know that he hurt you bad
D G
I know darling don't be sad and
C G Am F C
smile a little smile for me Rosemarie Rosemarie
C G Am F C
smile a little smile for me Rosemarie Rosemarie
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