Biografia:
Missing Andy are a British mod influenced band based in Essex, formed in 2007. The group comprises Alex Greaves, Jonathan Sharpe, Rob Jones, Steve Rolls and Elliot Richardson.
The band's debut single "The Way We're Made (Made In England)" reached number 38 on the UK Singles Chart and number 7 on the UK Indie Chart in September 2010, after their status was confirmed as runners-up in Sky1's television talent competition, Must Be The Music. Their debut digital only single "The Greatest Show On Earth - Act I" was released on 4 October 2010
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Capo 4th
C G
I'm dirty Susanna
Am Fm
I've got problems with grammar
C G
So boy where's your manners
Am Fm
Come buy me a slammer
Am F X2
Am
She said how you doing
F
Welcome to Canning Town
Am
I ain't got much money
And I talk real funny
F
Now let me in the back of your van
Am
Now then I've had a couple of drinks
F
But you look a bit of alright
Am
and I put your bands sticker on me primark knickers
F
and I think that might have broken the ice
Am
And she told me her brother was a thief
F
A dead cockney for knocking out coppers teeth
Am
Her mum stayed home washing all the pots and pans
F
And when her old man came home he knocked her round
Am
And she told me her mother was on meph
F
Her daddy used to run with the ICF
Am F
I like getting out now then to catch a breath and meet a bloke or two
Fm
And thats when she said
C G
I'm dirty Suzanna
Am
I've got problems with grammar
Fm
Some say it's my stammer
C
But it's not not my fault
G
So boy where's your manners
Am
Come buy me a slammer
Fm
And you'll get laid
C
And I will call you Dave
G Am
Yeah I will call you Dave
F C
Even though your name is Steve
Am
She said that her last fella
F
He was a proper upmarket guy
Am
Said he took her to the races
F
And all the nice places like Nandos and TGI
Am
She reached for her sambucca
F
As I notice her tatoo
Am
It was a love heart with Steve
It was written down her sleeve
F
Yeah my last bloke was called Dave too
Am
She told me she stuggled with her speech
F
And ducked a lot of school to go hang out on the street
Am
She tried so hard even *spoke of therapy*
F
No matter what she tried said it never worked for me
Am
She told me she never had no friends
F
But made a few aquaintances by opening her legs
Am F
I think you and me we could probably go the length and have a sprog or two
Fm
And that's when she said
C G
I'm dirty Suzanna
Am
I've got problems with grammar
Fm
Some say it's my stammer
C
But it's not not my fault
G
So boy where's your manners
Am
Come buy me a slammer
Fm
And you'll get laid
C
And I will call you Dave
G Am
Yeah I will call you Dave
Fm C
Even though your name is Steve
C, G, Am, Fm
C
She said lets go out
G
Lets go out to the cinema
Am
There's a Vue in Beckton or Dagenham
Fm
And it really ain't that far
C
You can bring the big van
G
I'll bring the condoms and we can
Am
Fuck all through the night
Fm
That's why they call me dirty Suzanne
C
And if I should have a baby
G
We'll get a council flat
Am
Or maybe get a council house
Fm
Nah, you need three kids for that
C G
You can take me shopping to Lakeside if we're flash
Am
And we'll have all we need
Fm
Child Benefits and that
C
I'm dirty Suzanna
G Am
I've got problems with grammar
Fm
Some say it's my stammer
C G Am Fm
But it's not not my fault
C G
I'm dirty Suzanna
Am
I've got problems with grammer
Fm
Some say it's my stammer
C
But it's not not my fault
G
So boy where's your manners
Am
Come buy me a slammer
Fm
And you'll get laid
C
And I will call you Dave
G Am
Yeah I will call you Dave
F C
Even though your name is Steve
C G
I'm dirty Susanna
Am Fm
I've got problems with grammar
C G
So boy where's your manners
Am Fm
Come buy me a slammer
Am F X2
Am
She said how you doing
F
Welcome to Canning Town
Am
I ain't got much money
And I talk real funny
F
Now let me in the back of your van
Am
Now then I've had a couple of drinks
F
But you look a bit of alright
Am
and I put your bands sticker on me primark knickers
F
and I think that might have broken the ice
Am
And she told me her brother was a thief
F
A dead cockney for knocking out coppers teeth
Am
Her mum stayed home washing all the pots and pans
F
And when her old man came home he knocked her round
Am
And she told me her mother was on meph
F
Her daddy used to run with the ICF
Am F
I like getting out now then to catch a breath and meet a bloke or two
Fm
And thats when she said
C G
I'm dirty Suzanna
Am
I've got problems with grammar
Fm
Some say it's my stammer
C
But it's not not my fault
G
So boy where's your manners
Am
Come buy me a slammer
Fm
And you'll get laid
C
And I will call you Dave
G Am
Yeah I will call you Dave
F C
Even though your name is Steve
Am
She said that her last fella
F
He was a proper upmarket guy
Am
Said he took her to the races
F
And all the nice places like Nandos and TGI
Am
She reached for her sambucca
F
As I notice her tatoo
Am
It was a love heart with Steve
It was written down her sleeve
F
Yeah my last bloke was called Dave too
Am
She told me she stuggled with her speech
F
And ducked a lot of school to go hang out on the street
Am
She tried so hard even *spoke of therapy*
F
No matter what she tried said it never worked for me
Am
She told me she never had no friends
F
But made a few aquaintances by opening her legs
Am F
I think you and me we could probably go the length and have a sprog or two
Fm
And that's when she said
C G
I'm dirty Suzanna
Am
I've got problems with grammar
Fm
Some say it's my stammer
C
But it's not not my fault
G
So boy where's your manners
Am
Come buy me a slammer
Fm
And you'll get laid
C
And I will call you Dave
G Am
Yeah I will call you Dave
Fm C
Even though your name is Steve
C, G, Am, Fm
C
She said lets go out
G
Lets go out to the cinema
Am
There's a Vue in Beckton or Dagenham
Fm
And it really ain't that far
C
You can bring the big van
G
I'll bring the condoms and we can
Am
Fuck all through the night
Fm
That's why they call me dirty Suzanne
C
And if I should have a baby
G
We'll get a council flat
Am
Or maybe get a council house
Fm
Nah, you need three kids for that
C G
You can take me shopping to Lakeside if we're flash
Am
And we'll have all we need
Fm
Child Benefits and that
C
I'm dirty Suzanna
G Am
I've got problems with grammar
Fm
Some say it's my stammer
C G Am Fm
But it's not not my fault
C G
I'm dirty Suzanna
Am
I've got problems with grammer
Fm
Some say it's my stammer
C
But it's not not my fault
G
So boy where's your manners
Am
Come buy me a slammer
Fm
And you'll get laid
C
And I will call you Dave
G Am
Yeah I will call you Dave
F C
Even though your name is Steve
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