Biografia:
Barney Bentall (born Barnard Franklin Bentall, March 1956 in Toronto is a Canadian pop/rock singer-songwriter who is most well-known for his 90s-era band, Barney Bentall and the Legendary Hearts. Their more popular Canadian singles included "Something to Live For" and "Come Back to Me". Although it is rarely mentioned, he is also a member of the prominent Bentall family of Dominion Construction and the Bentall Centre, in downtown Vancouver, BC.[2] He has also recorded under the pseudonym Brandon Wolf.
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I Want Her Barney Bentall
Capo 2nd fret
[G]/// //// [Em]/// //// [G]/// //// [Em]/// ////
Some [G] times I see her silhouette
In the window [Em] across the street
She [G] does what she does
Her world is [Em] so complete
[D] I am the voyeur, the dirty little [C] boy
[D] Hostage to her ritual, my life’s only [C] joy
And I [G]want her so [Em]much
Oh I [G]want her so [Em]much
[G] She arrives home at five
The bedroom [Em] light comes on
[G] I hear her stereo, some old [Em] Elvis song
[D] Then she makes dinner, I bet something [C] fine
[D] Watches the Hill Street Blues, until the [C] special, special time
And [G] I want her so [Em] much
Oh I [G] want her so [Em] much
I [G] want her so much and she don’t know
I [Em] want her so bad, but she don’t care, oh, [G] oh /// //// [Em]/// ////
[G]/// //// [Em]/// //// [G]/// //// [Em]/// ////
[G] I bet her room is pale pink
I bet is [Em] smells real nice
[G] I can see her brush her hair
So slowly, [Em] so precise
And [D] then she walks to the bed, and slips under the [C] sheets
[D] This is the special time, she thinks about [C] me
And [G] I want her so [Em] much
Oh I [G] want her so [Em] much
I [G] want her so much and she don’t know
I [Em] want her so bad, but she don’t care, oh, [G] oh /// //// Oh [Em] oh/// ////
oh, [G] oh /// //// Oh [Em] oh/// ////
{fade}
Capo 2nd fret
[G]/// //// [Em]/// //// [G]/// //// [Em]/// ////
Some [G] times I see her silhouette
In the window [Em] across the street
She [G] does what she does
Her world is [Em] so complete
[D] I am the voyeur, the dirty little [C] boy
[D] Hostage to her ritual, my life’s only [C] joy
And I [G]want her so [Em]much
Oh I [G]want her so [Em]much
[G] She arrives home at five
The bedroom [Em] light comes on
[G] I hear her stereo, some old [Em] Elvis song
[D] Then she makes dinner, I bet something [C] fine
[D] Watches the Hill Street Blues, until the [C] special, special time
And [G] I want her so [Em] much
Oh I [G] want her so [Em] much
I [G] want her so much and she don’t know
I [Em] want her so bad, but she don’t care, oh, [G] oh /// //// [Em]/// ////
[G]/// //// [Em]/// //// [G]/// //// [Em]/// ////
[G] I bet her room is pale pink
I bet is [Em] smells real nice
[G] I can see her brush her hair
So slowly, [Em] so precise
And [D] then she walks to the bed, and slips under the [C] sheets
[D] This is the special time, she thinks about [C] me
And [G] I want her so [Em] much
Oh I [G] want her so [Em] much
I [G] want her so much and she don’t know
I [Em] want her so bad, but she don’t care, oh, [G] oh /// //// Oh [Em] oh/// ////
oh, [G] oh /// //// Oh [Em] oh/// ////
{fade}
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