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5 years ago793Daring Adventures (1986)Richard Thompson

[Em7]Somebody's walking, oh, s[G]omebody's walking [C]There on the grave of our love And [Em7]somebody's kicking the d[G]ust and the ashes aw[C]ay [D]Why don't they just let it d[G]ie and fade and grow co[Am]ld again [D]Better our footsteps div[G]ide and our memory grow ol[Am]d again Oh [Em7]long [Bm]dead [Am]love, [Em7]long [Bm]dead...

5 years ago1121Daring Adventures (1986)Richard Thompson

Dead Man's Handle [G] Keep your weight on the Dead Man's Handle Or the wheels won't [Em]hold the rail Keep your [G]weight on the Dead Man's Handle Or the steam brake's [Em]bound to fail Woah she'll [C]jump boys and she'll [D]slip If your [Bm6]hand should lose it's [C]grip On the Dead Man's [G]Handle[C] The Dead Man's [G]Handle[C] The Dead...

5 years ago689Front Parlour Ballads (2005)Richard Thompson

Sometimes I long for the solitary life [G]Parents long gone, no kids, no wife [A]Sister somewhere in Aust[G]ralia never did ke[D]ep in touch Sex no more than a how-do-ye-do [G]With a copy of Tit-Bits in the loo [A]Socially a bit of a f[G]ailure, nice not to have to tr[D]y too much Chorus: [D]A solitary life, a l[G]ife of small...

5 years ago811Front Parlour Ballads (2005)Richard Thompson

My [F]dearest Miss Patsy, I?m writing to say That I?m [Bb]sorry to not be in touch It?s been [F]quite a parade, but my thoughts never strayed Too [Bb]far, or too long, or too m[C]uch Chorus: [C]Miss Patsy, for[F]give all the [C]choices I [F]made I?ve been [Gm]fighting [F]shadows on the [Bb]wrong crusade [C]Looking for [F]ghosts in a [C]penny...

5 years ago580Front Parlour Ballads (2005)Richard Thompson

Should I Betray? [Cm]Should I betray you to your spouse? [D7]The wife who waits back at the house [Bbm]She doesn?t know that you?re a louse That?s [Fm]not the man she wed She doesn?t know the deals you make The throats you cut, the vows you break To buy up some old lady?s stake Quick before she?s dead [C#m]She doesn?t see your oily...

5 years ago617Front Parlour Ballads (2005)Richard Thompson

[Bm]All he [Em]ever wanted to do was [F#7]harm [Bm]All he [Em]ever wanted to be was [F#7]cruel At [Bm]twelve years [D]old Fate [A]marked his [Em]brow And he[Bm] said, I [D]have a [A]mission [Em]now But we [Gmaj7]laughed at his [F#m7]clothes And the [Gmaj7]blackheads round his [F#m7]nose When we were [B]boys at school Teachers spoke of Hannibal...

5 years ago720Henry the Human Fly (1972)Richard Thompson

The Poor Ditching Boy [G]Was there ever a winter so cold and so sad The river too weary to f[C]lood The [G]storming wind cut through to my skin But [C]she cut [D]through to my [G]blood I was looking for trouble to tangle my line But trouble came looking for me I knew I was standing on treacherous ground I was sinking too fast to run...

5 years ago848Mirror Blue (1994)Richard Thompson

When I [G]said those things I was out of my mind I was trying to be mean and cruel and unkind Don't [D]ta[G]ke it to [D]hea[G]rt There's a[C]nother man inside me wants to break us apart You were [G]chic, off the peg, bang up to the minute I had to put my big foot in it Don't [D]sho[G]ut it all a[D]bo[G]ut There's a[C]nother man inside me and...

5 years ago702Mirror Blue (1994)Richard Thompson

Intro: C D C C\B C\A F (4X) For the [D]sake of Mary I kicked the reds [F]Junked the juice, I drink coffee instead [D]Straightened my teeth, bent my back F Intro Cut my friends dead from the old rat-pack, for Mary She bought me this silk suit, watch and chain She put the rhythm in my stride again She showed me the way to make her feel good If...

5 years ago621Mirror Blue (1994)Richard Thompson

Oh Shane and Dixie, they were two-bit crooks They wanted to be famous like you read in books Shane had the brain and Dixie had the looks for gl[E]ory As a [A]bank robber Shane really was no use He'd end up likely at the end of the noose Which was fine by Shane if the papers could use the st[E]ory Chorus: [D]Fame and love, [A]fame and love,...