Songs of album: Sunshine on Leith (1988)

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Sunshine on Leith (1988)

Album: Sunshine on Leith (1988)

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5 years ago1231Sunshine on Leith (1988)The Proclaimers

...IT'S SATURDAY NIGHT... by The Proclaimers -------------------------................... from 'Sunshine On Leith' (1988) Verse 1: [C] It's Saturday [F]night, [G7] I'm feeling on [C]song. [C] I think I'm al-[F]right, [G7] I know I'm all [C]wrong. Chorus 1: [G7] The drink that I [C]had, [F] Three hours a-[G7]go, [Dm] Has been joined by...

5 years ago1238Sunshine on Leith (1988)The Proclaimers

...COME ON NATURE... by The Proclaimers --------------------................... from 'Sunshine On Leith' (1988) Intro: [D7] Verse 1: Come on [G]nature; [C] I don't want to read a book, Or talk about the [D]world.[D7] Come on [G]nature; [C] I just want to spend some time, Being boy to the [D]girl.[D7] Come on [G]nature; [C] Let me show...

5 years ago1218Sunshine on Leith (1988)Proclaimers,The Proclaimers

# #...SEAN... by The Proclaimers # ----------................... # #from 'Sunshine On Leith' (1988) # # #Intro: # [D/A] Verse 1: [D] Sean, I'd say the best one, Came from Tupelo, Mississippi, I'll tell you now that grown men cry; And [G]Irish [A]girls are [D]pretty. Bridge 1: [D] Ah-hai-[A]A, hai-[G]A, hai-[D]A, Hai-[D]A, hai-[A]A,...

5 years ago1971Sunshine on Leith (1988)The Proclaimers

...THEN I MET YOU... by The Proclaimers --------------------................... from 'Sunshine On Leith' (1988) CAPO 3rd FRET (Original Key: Eb) Intro: C D F (x4) Verse 1: [C] Thought that I'd be happy, [D] Going to be so happy, [F] Living life alone, And never sharing anything. [C] Thought that I was finished, [D] Thought that I was...

5 years ago1024Sunshine on Leith (1988)The Proclaimers

...TEARDROPS... by The Proclaimers ---------------................... from 'Sunshine On Leith' (1988) Intro: G C G (x2) D7 C G, D7 Verse 1: [G] Teardrops; [C] Running down your [G]face, [G] Teardrops; [C] Running down your [G]face. [D7] Diamonds of [C]water, And [G]salt from your [D]body, [D7] Coming down to meet my kisses. Verse...

5 years ago1257Sunshine on Leith (1988)The Proclaimers

...MY OLD FRIEND THE BLUES... by The Proclaimers -----------------------------................... from 'Sunshine On Leith' (1988) Intro: G C G (x2) D7, C D7 G Verse 1: Just when every [G]ray of [C]hope was [G]gone; I should have known, That [C]you would come a-[G]long. I can't believe I [D7]ever doubted you; [C] My old [D7]friend the...

5 years ago1306Sunshine on Leith (1988)The Proclaimers

...WHAT DO YOU DO?... by The Proclaimers ---------------------................... from 'Sunshine On Leith' (1988) Intro: G G7 C C, [G] [D7] [C] Verse 1: [G] Yeah I know you're right, I [G7]see it in your fierce eyes. [C] But me I've never thought straight, Since the [Cm]day I had the first doubt. [G] Yes I know you're right, And I'll...

5 years ago957Sunshine on Leith (1988)The Proclaimers

By: The Proclaimers ------------------------------ 3/4 time - best sung with a heavy Scottish accent! Basic strum rythym: 1 2 3 / /\/\ Intro: D D D D [D] I could tell the meaning of a [G]word like se[A]rene, [D] I got some `O' grades when [G]I was six[A]teen,---- [D] I can tell the difference 'tween [G]margarine and [A]butter, [D] I can...

5 years ago2325Sunshine on Leith (1988)The Proclaimers

I'm On My Way The Proclaimers Capo 4th fret [E]I'm on my way, from misery to happiness today Uh-huh (Uh huh) Uh huh (Uh huh) [Abm]I'm on my way, from misery to happiness today Uh huh (Uh huh) Uh huh (Uh huh) [E]I'm on my way, t[A]o what I want from t[B]his world [E]And years from now, y[A]ou'll make it to the n[B]ext world [E]And...

5 years ago1330Sunshine on Leith (1988)The Proclaimers

...OH JEAN... by The Proclaimers -------------................... from 'Sunshine On Leith' (1988) Intro: D A, A D (x2) Verse 1: I'd [D]never been lucky, With [A]girls I confess, Don't know who to blame, For my [D]lack of success. 'Cos [D]even with ones, Up the [A]back of a bus; There was always the risk, Of a slap in the...