Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song F Sharp , by - Tim Minchin. Song from the album So Fucking Rock, in the genre Release date: 28.11.2013
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Laughing Stock
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song F Sharp , by - Tim Minchin. Song from the album So Fucking Rock, in the genre F Sharp |
| I’ve been having a little problem recently |
| Which is quite disturbing musicalically |
| Involving a semi-tonal discrepancy |
| Vocally and instrumentally |
| You see musicians of different varieties |
| Prefer playing in particular keys |
| And singers too treat preferentially |
| Those notes they tackle more proficiently |
| Now you don’t have to be a member of Mensa |
| To understand the depths of my dilemma |
| The two elements of me |
| Favor two different keys |
| Thus the rift betwixt my fingers and my tenor |
| I like nothing more than playing instruments in F |
| It warms the very cockles of my heart |
| The trouble is that F |
| Can leave me vocally bereft |
| You see, I like playing in F major |
| But I like singing in F sharp |
| F shaaarp |
| I refuse to be beholden to my hands |
| I don’t see why my larynx should give in to their demands |
| I’ll not be forced to compromise my art |
| And so I just keep playing in F major |
| And singing in F sharp |
| F shaaarp |
| F shaaarp |
| F shaaarp |
| F shaaarp |
| I’ll keep playing in F major |
| But I’ll keep singing in F sharp |
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