#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE--------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the# #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.# #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------# Jonathan King admitted that this was basically just a spoof of 'poetic' lyrics that had become the rage during the folk-rock scare of 1965. While he never had another US hit, he went on to a long career as a musical prankster in the UK, releasing a lengthy string of novelty records (including an 'ooga-chaka' cover of 'Hooked On A Feeling' years before Blue Swede) under a wide variety of studio aliases. He also discovered (and named) Genesis, but even I don't detest Phil Collins enough to call that his biggest prank of all. -- AWR "Everyone's Gone To The Moon" (Jonathan King) Intro: Ebmaj7 (x43111@3) Ab (xx1114@1) Bb (x1333x@1) [2X] / / / / / / / / Verse 1: Eb (x43121@3) Bb/D (x1033x@1)Streets full of people Ab (xx1114@1) Bb (x1333x@1)All alone Eb (x43121@3) Gm7 Roads full of houses Ab (xx1114@1) Fm7 (131141@1)Bb (x1333x@1)Never home Ab (xx1114@1) Eb (x43121@3)Church full of singing Fm7 (131141@1)Bb (x1333x@1) Ebmaj7 (x43111@3) Out of tune Fm7 (131141@1) Bb (x1333x@1) [1,3: Ebmaj7 (x43111@3)Ab (xx1114@1)Bb] [2: Eb; to bridge] Everyone's gone to the moon Verse 2: Eyes full of sorrow Never wet Hands full of money All in debt Sun coming out in The middle of June Everyone's gone to the moon Bridge: Bb (x1333x@1)Long time ago (Bb) Life has begun Ab (xx1114@1) Eb (x43121@3) Bb (x1333x@1)Everyone went to the sun Verse 3: Hearts full of motors Painted green Mouths full of chocolate Covered cream Arms that can only Lift aspoon (x02210@1) Everyone's gone to the moon Coda: Fm7 (131141@1) Bb (x1333x@1) Ebmaj7 (x43111@3)Ab (xx1114@1)Bb (x1333x@1)Everyone's gone to the moon Fm7 (131141@1) Bb[N.C.] (x1333x@1) Eb (x43121@3)Everyone's gone to the moon -- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers [lyrics transcribed by Dan Woll]