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Topic: hippy girl

Here's a song fresh off the press. Some of this is true and some is artistic license.

Hippy GirlUndefined


By Phill Williams     






CHORUS




[Bb] Hippy girl you drive me [F] crazy.


[Gm] Hippy girl you drive me [C] mad.


[Cm] You use my house like it was [Bb] your house.


[F] That's the best time I've ever [Bb] had.




VERSE 1




[Eb] You cant look at me that [Bb] way.


[Eb] You make things happen I cant [Bb] stop.


[Eb] You want to ride around the [Bb] block.


In a [C7] car.


Just two [Cm] seats and open [F] top.


So your friends can see you.





(CHORUS)




VERSE 2




[Eb] You broke my table and [Bb] chairs.


[Eb] You lock my door when your not [Bb] there.


[Eb] You make a noise so the [Bb] cops knock my [C7] door.


[Cm] Join the party there's room for [F] more.


Come inside now.




(SOLO OVER CHORUS > CHORUS)






[Gm] Sleepless nights because I [Dm] worry.


[Eb] What's the time when you get [C7] home? [F]


(CHORUS X 2) 





 

Ask not what Chordie can do for you, but what you can do for Chordie.

Phill Williams's Website

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Re: hippy girl

Hippy girls that takes me back  a few decades crazy wild girls living in broken down houses or squats  partying.  I knew many who are settled down old ladies  now living  conventional life's. Never went out with any as a boyfriend but had some wild times I tended more towards the conventional type of gal.     

  • From: Wellington New Zealand
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Re: hippy girl

look forward to hearing it Sir Phill     

The King Of Audio Torture
  • From: The Land Of Song
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Re: hippy girl

Pete. Me too. During the 60's, my teenage years, being a hippy was a trend, we all wore kaftans and beads and patchouli! We weren't real hippies, just the weekend variety.
The girl in the song arrived late 70's and lived in a commune. It was my car she used and abused as well as my body and I hers...those were the days!
I haven't seen her since or her friend, least said about that the better, nudge nudge!

Brian. Recording is a work in progress. I know a lot of members don't like multi tracking and productions, but that is my enjoyment and pleasure. Let you know when it's done.     

Ask not what Chordie can do for you, but what you can do for Chordie.

Phill Williams's Website

5 Reply by easybeat (edited by easybeat 2022-02-03 23:13:34)

  • From: Wellington New Zealand
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Re: hippy girl

Phill
my preference is stripped down recordings,but nothing wrong with the big production
it is a skill in itself,and something you excel at.go for it.

The King Of Audio Torture