Biografia:
Pet Shop Boys é uma dupla de Synthpop formada em London, UK por Neil Francis Tennant e Christopher Sean Lowe no ano de 1981. É a dupla de maior sucesso no mundo, com 42 músicas no top 30, 22 músicas no Top 10, 10 álbuns top 10 na Inglaterra e 5 indicações ao Grammy, atingindo vendas superiores a 50 milhões de cópias no mundo inteiro.
São, ao lado de outros grupos, responsáveis pela ascensão da música pop eletrônica entre meados das décadas de 80 e 90
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Outras músicas:
- Go West
- Numb
- A Different Point Of View
- Actually
- All Over The World
- Always
- Always On My Mind
- Beautiful People
- Being Boring
- Between Two Islands
- Birthday Boy
- Boy Strange
- Burn
- Can You Forgive Her
- Casanova In Hell
- Confidential
- Decadence
- Did You See Me Coming
- Dj Culture
- Do I Have To
- Domino Dancing
- Dreaming Of The Queen
- E
- Flamboyant
- Groovy
- Happiness
- Here
- Hey Headmaster
- Hit And Miss
- Home And Dry
- I Cried For Us
- I Dont Know What You Want But I Cant Give It Anymore
- I Get Along
- I Want A Lover
- I Wouldnt Normally Do This Kind Of Thing
- Im Not Scared
- In Denial
- In His Imagination
- Inner Sanctum
- Integral
- Into Thin Air
- It Couldnt Happen Here
- It Doesnt Often Snow At Christmas
- Its A Sin
- Its Alright
- Jack The Lad
- King Of Rome
- Kings Cross
- Later Tonight
- Leaving
- Left To My Own Devices
- Liberation
- London
- Losing My Mind
- Love Etc
- Love Is A Catastrophe
- Luna Park
- Music For Boys
- New York City Boy
- On Social Media
- One And One Make Five
- One In A Million
- One More Chance
- One Of The Crowd
- Opportunities
- Pandemonium
- Paninaro
- Postscript I Believe In Ecstasy
- Rent
- Sad Robot World
- Say It To Me
- Se A Vida E
- Searching For The Face Of Jesus
- Shameless
- So Hard
- So Sorry I Said
- Suburbia
- Thats My Impression
- The End Of The World
- The Night I Fell In Love
- The Pop Kids
- The Samurai In Autumn
- The Theatre
- The Way It Used To Be
- To Speak Is A Sin
- Tonight Is Forever
- Twenty
- Two Divided By Zero
- Undertow
- Vampires
- Very
- Violence
- Vulnerable
- We All Feel Better In The Dark
- West End Girls
- What Have I Done To Deserve This
- Where The Streets Have No Name Cant Take My Eyes Of Off You
- Why Dont We Live Together
- Yesterday When I Was Mad
- You Choose
- You Only Tell Me You Love Me When Youre Drunk
- Young Offender
- Your Funny Uncle
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Originally discarded from the "Introspective"
album recording sessions (Parlophone/EMI, 1989),
this song was offered to LIZA MINELLI
for her album "Results" (Epic, 1989).
Later, PSB included it as part of their
Performance World Tour in 1991
INTRO: Dm Bbm C F x 2
(VERSE 1)
Dm Bbm/C# C F/C
If this is a ghetto, I'm in it with you
Dm Bbm/C# C F/C
If it's just a prison, I'm locked in it too
Bb/D C Am7 Dm C Bb
I tried to leave you, but after all that we had said
C Am7 Dm C
I went to pieces when I should have shouted and screamed
Bbm C Bb/D F/C Bb/D F/C
instead. So sorry, I said
(SAME AS VERSE 1)
Your powers of persuasion, those quizzical eyes
Have tired and tied me with innocent guile.
I would have walked out, and after all the tears we shed
I should have stalked out, gone and painted the town bright red
But instead, So sorry I said
(BRIDGE)
Ab C#m E/G# F#
How tough it gets, don't talk to me about it!
Ab C#m E/G# F#
To pay off your debts, I worked on overtime
F#m Am
And you say you never believed in luck!
(VERSE 3)
Dm Bbm C F
If you need a reason, consider me mad
Dm Bbm C F
An old retainer, loyal and sad
Bb C Am7 Dm C Bb
I bought my freedom, but after all that we had shared
C Am7 Dm C Bbm C
I couldn't leave you. Think of the skins I'd have to shed ins-tead
Bb F Bb F
So sorry, I said
Bb F Bb F
So Sorry, I said
Bbm C Bb F Bb Bbm F
Oooh! So sorry, I said
album recording sessions (Parlophone/EMI, 1989),
this song was offered to LIZA MINELLI
for her album "Results" (Epic, 1989).
Later, PSB included it as part of their
Performance World Tour in 1991
INTRO: Dm Bbm C F x 2
(VERSE 1)
Dm Bbm/C# C F/C
If this is a ghetto, I'm in it with you
Dm Bbm/C# C F/C
If it's just a prison, I'm locked in it too
Bb/D C Am7 Dm C Bb
I tried to leave you, but after all that we had said
C Am7 Dm C
I went to pieces when I should have shouted and screamed
Bbm C Bb/D F/C Bb/D F/C
instead. So sorry, I said
(SAME AS VERSE 1)
Your powers of persuasion, those quizzical eyes
Have tired and tied me with innocent guile.
I would have walked out, and after all the tears we shed
I should have stalked out, gone and painted the town bright red
But instead, So sorry I said
(BRIDGE)
Ab C#m E/G# F#
How tough it gets, don't talk to me about it!
Ab C#m E/G# F#
To pay off your debts, I worked on overtime
F#m Am
And you say you never believed in luck!
(VERSE 3)
Dm Bbm C F
If you need a reason, consider me mad
Dm Bbm C F
An old retainer, loyal and sad
Bb C Am7 Dm C Bb
I bought my freedom, but after all that we had shared
C Am7 Dm C Bbm C
I couldn't leave you. Think of the skins I'd have to shed ins-tead
Bb F Bb F
So sorry, I said
Bb F Bb F
So Sorry, I said
Bbm C Bb F Bb Bbm F
Oooh! So sorry, I said
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