Chords for The Outfield VH1 Where are they now?
Tempo:
127.5 bpm
Chords used:
A
B
E
C
Bb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Ebm] In 1985, this rock band originally [Bb] known as [B] the Baseball Boys scored a top-ten hit with this [E] song.
[Db] Josie's on a vacation [B] far away, come rock it [E] over.
The band was called The Outfield and their single was Your Love.
[A] I [Dbm] just wanna lose your love, [B]
[Dbm] lose [A] your love [B] tonight.
[Em] The [G] Outfield slammed onto the scene in [A] 1985 with their debut [G] album, Play Deep.
The [A] album went double platinum and [G] produced four hit singles, [A] including the top-ten hit, Your [Bm] Love.
Their follow-up album, [C] 1987's Bangin', went gold on the strength of the singles No [Em] Surrender and Since [A] You've Been Gone.
[G] Since you've been gone, there's [A] something I wanna say.
Since [G] you've been gone.
[Bb] But by 1988, the band's success was fading and after their third album, Voices of Babylon, drummer Alan Jackman decided to call it quits.
With no drummer and grunge [C] taking over the music scene, [Bb] The Outfield took time off and went back to [Bbm] their native London.
So, where are [Fm] The Outfield now?
We're here.
[C]
After [Ab] several years away from the music business, the [Db] band is back and hitting the road again.
[C] I've never seen [Fm] this sort of [Db] reaction to a band that has been off [C] the road for so long.
[Eb] It's amazing to us every night [Bbm] really.
[E] We're just so thankful really.
[Eb]
[B] [E] [B]
[A] Yes!
[E]
[B] Our [A] love!
[B] [A] [Em]
They're also grateful for new drummer, Simon [Am] Dawson.
I can cook, I can do the housework.
[B] Do you iron it?
I'm [Em] good to children.
[C] You are, mate.
Any offers, [Am] I'm here.
[E] [B] Here comes the [E] pig.
[Abm] [A] [Dbm] And if you're lucky, [B] you just [E] might catch the band playing softball in a town near [A] you.
[E]
We caught up with the band in Dayton, Ohio playing for charity.
I haven't played baseball today.
Softball, then?
Yeah, well, whatever.
I come back.
It's a great [A] game.
In [Bbm] 1999, they released their [F] comeback album.
[Bb] It's [Gb] an album called Extra [F] Innings.
[Bb] It's the best CD ever.
[Abm] With sold out dates across the US, The Outfield isn't taking their [A] success [Ab] for granted.
We're enjoying it more actually this time around than we did when we played at [Db] Wembley.
Because we're that much older, [B] more experienced, better players.
We appreciate the attention.
[F] [N]
[Db] Josie's on a vacation [B] far away, come rock it [E] over.
The band was called The Outfield and their single was Your Love.
[A] I [Dbm] just wanna lose your love, [B]
[Dbm] lose [A] your love [B] tonight.
[Em] The [G] Outfield slammed onto the scene in [A] 1985 with their debut [G] album, Play Deep.
The [A] album went double platinum and [G] produced four hit singles, [A] including the top-ten hit, Your [Bm] Love.
Their follow-up album, [C] 1987's Bangin', went gold on the strength of the singles No [Em] Surrender and Since [A] You've Been Gone.
[G] Since you've been gone, there's [A] something I wanna say.
Since [G] you've been gone.
[Bb] But by 1988, the band's success was fading and after their third album, Voices of Babylon, drummer Alan Jackman decided to call it quits.
With no drummer and grunge [C] taking over the music scene, [Bb] The Outfield took time off and went back to [Bbm] their native London.
So, where are [Fm] The Outfield now?
We're here.
[C]
After [Ab] several years away from the music business, the [Db] band is back and hitting the road again.
[C] I've never seen [Fm] this sort of [Db] reaction to a band that has been off [C] the road for so long.
[Eb] It's amazing to us every night [Bbm] really.
[E] We're just so thankful really.
[Eb]
[B] [E] [B]
[A] Yes!
[E]
[B] Our [A] love!
[B] [A] [Em]
They're also grateful for new drummer, Simon [Am] Dawson.
I can cook, I can do the housework.
[B] Do you iron it?
I'm [Em] good to children.
[C] You are, mate.
Any offers, [Am] I'm here.
[E] [B] Here comes the [E] pig.
[Abm] [A] [Dbm] And if you're lucky, [B] you just [E] might catch the band playing softball in a town near [A] you.
[E]
We caught up with the band in Dayton, Ohio playing for charity.
I haven't played baseball today.
Softball, then?
Yeah, well, whatever.
I come back.
It's a great [A] game.
In [Bbm] 1999, they released their [F] comeback album.
[Bb] It's [Gb] an album called Extra [F] Innings.
[Bb] It's the best CD ever.
[Abm] With sold out dates across the US, The Outfield isn't taking their [A] success [Ab] for granted.
We're enjoying it more actually this time around than we did when we played at [Db] Wembley.
Because we're that much older, [B] more experienced, better players.
We appreciate the attention.
[F] [N]
Key:
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B
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[Ebm] In 1985, this rock band originally [Bb] known as [B] the Baseball Boys scored a top-ten hit with this [E] song. _
_ [Db] Josie's on a vacation [B] far away, _ _ come rock it [E] over.
The band was called The Outfield and their single was Your Love.
[A] I [Dbm] just wanna lose your love, [B] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Dbm] lose _ _ [A] _ your love [B] tonight.
_ _ _ _ [Em] The [G] Outfield slammed onto the scene in [A] 1985 with their debut [G] album, Play Deep.
The [A] album went double platinum and [G] produced four hit singles, [A] including the top-ten hit, Your [Bm] Love.
Their follow-up album, [C] 1987's Bangin', went gold on the strength of the singles No [Em] Surrender and Since [A] You've Been Gone.
_ _ [G] Since you've been gone, _ _ _ there's [A] something I wanna _ say.
_ Since [G] you've been gone. _
[Bb] _ But by 1988, the band's success was fading and after their third album, Voices of Babylon, drummer Alan Jackman decided to call it quits.
_ With no drummer and grunge [C] taking over the music scene, [Bb] The Outfield took time off and went back to [Bbm] their native London.
_ So, where are [Fm] The Outfield now?
We're here.
[C] _
After [Ab] _ several years away from the music business, the [Db] band is back and hitting the road again.
_ [C] I've never seen [Fm] this sort of [Db] reaction to a band that has been off [C] the road for so long.
[Eb] _ _ It's amazing to us every night [Bbm] really. _
[E] We're just so thankful really.
_ [Eb] _ _
[B] _ _ _ [E] _ _ [B] _ _ _
_ [A] Yes!
_ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ Our [A] love! _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [A] _ [Em]
They're also grateful for new drummer, Simon [Am] Dawson.
I can cook, I can do the housework.
[B] Do you iron it?
I'm [Em] good to children.
_ [C] You are, mate.
Any offers, [Am] I'm here.
_ _ [E] _ [B] Here comes the [E] pig.
[Abm] _ _ [A] [Dbm] And if you're lucky, [B] you just [E] might catch the band playing softball in a town near [A] you. _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _
We caught up with the band in Dayton, Ohio playing for charity.
_ _ _ _ _ I haven't played baseball today.
Softball, then?
Yeah, well, whatever.
I come back.
It's a great [A] game.
In [Bbm] 1999, they released their [F] comeback album.
[Bb] It's [Gb] an album called Extra [F] Innings.
[Bb] It's the best CD ever.
[Abm] With sold out dates across the US, The Outfield isn't taking their [A] success [Ab] for granted.
We're enjoying it more actually this time around than we did when we played at [Db] Wembley.
Because we're that much older, [B] more experienced, better players.
We appreciate the attention.
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _
_ [Db] Josie's on a vacation [B] far away, _ _ come rock it [E] over.
The band was called The Outfield and their single was Your Love.
[A] I [Dbm] just wanna lose your love, [B] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Dbm] lose _ _ [A] _ your love [B] tonight.
_ _ _ _ [Em] The [G] Outfield slammed onto the scene in [A] 1985 with their debut [G] album, Play Deep.
The [A] album went double platinum and [G] produced four hit singles, [A] including the top-ten hit, Your [Bm] Love.
Their follow-up album, [C] 1987's Bangin', went gold on the strength of the singles No [Em] Surrender and Since [A] You've Been Gone.
_ _ [G] Since you've been gone, _ _ _ there's [A] something I wanna _ say.
_ Since [G] you've been gone. _
[Bb] _ But by 1988, the band's success was fading and after their third album, Voices of Babylon, drummer Alan Jackman decided to call it quits.
_ With no drummer and grunge [C] taking over the music scene, [Bb] The Outfield took time off and went back to [Bbm] their native London.
_ So, where are [Fm] The Outfield now?
We're here.
[C] _
After [Ab] _ several years away from the music business, the [Db] band is back and hitting the road again.
_ [C] I've never seen [Fm] this sort of [Db] reaction to a band that has been off [C] the road for so long.
[Eb] _ _ It's amazing to us every night [Bbm] really. _
[E] We're just so thankful really.
_ [Eb] _ _
[B] _ _ _ [E] _ _ [B] _ _ _
_ [A] Yes!
_ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ Our [A] love! _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [A] _ [Em]
They're also grateful for new drummer, Simon [Am] Dawson.
I can cook, I can do the housework.
[B] Do you iron it?
I'm [Em] good to children.
_ [C] You are, mate.
Any offers, [Am] I'm here.
_ _ [E] _ [B] Here comes the [E] pig.
[Abm] _ _ [A] [Dbm] And if you're lucky, [B] you just [E] might catch the band playing softball in a town near [A] you. _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _
We caught up with the band in Dayton, Ohio playing for charity.
_ _ _ _ _ I haven't played baseball today.
Softball, then?
Yeah, well, whatever.
I come back.
It's a great [A] game.
In [Bbm] 1999, they released their [F] comeback album.
[Bb] It's [Gb] an album called Extra [F] Innings.
[Bb] It's the best CD ever.
[Abm] With sold out dates across the US, The Outfield isn't taking their [A] success [Ab] for granted.
We're enjoying it more actually this time around than we did when we played at [Db] Wembley.
Because we're that much older, [B] more experienced, better players.
We appreciate the attention.
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _
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