E|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|---------------------------------||||||||E|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|----------------- E|----------------||||||||--------||Artist - Harvey Andrews ************************* Song - Manet & Monet ********************** Album - The Journey (1997) **************************** Tabbed By - Ayreon77 **********************E|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|---------------------------------||||||||E|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|----------------- E|----------------||||||||--------||Tuning = Standard NARRATED *********G They were manet and monet Van gogh and GauginC Hepworth and HilderAm Rockwell and RodinD Cezanne and Sisley Pointer and PoussaintC G Wilkie and Whistler tooC G They were artists their whole lives throughE|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|---------------------------------||||||||NARRATED *********D The yardleyarts club is formed in the hopeEm Bm That it will become a long standing fellowship of men and women,C D who, through mutual encouragement and individual effort will stimulateC D all who have a desire to develop their appreciation and creation of the visual arts.E|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|---------------------------------||||||||NARRATED *********G D It is our aim to extend an open invitiation to all who respondC D to the beauty of life to join us in creating a pictorial record.C D We hope some of these representations may be of such promiseG D that they will be handed down for all time in respect to their creatorsC D who lavished such loving care and time on themE|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|---------------------------------||||||||VERSE 1 ********G They were manet and monet Van gogh and GauginC Hepworth and HilderAm Rockwell and RodinD Cezanne and Sisley Pointer and PoussaintC G Wilkie and Whistler tooC G They were artists their whole lives throughE|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|---------------------------------||||||||NARRATED *********G D Sunday 10th of july dawned bright and clear as members gatheredEm to board the coach for the annual outing.G C Arriving at ludlow the club members settled down to lunchD and then to sketching the castle and town.C D Artists were to be seen in various attitudes,G D some drawing buildings, others sketching the artists.C G Mr rowley was to be seen propped in doorways, sitting on kerbstones,C D or draping himself langourously on people's doorsteps.E|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|---------------------------------||||||||VERSE 2 ********G They were manet and monet Van gogh and GauginC Hepworth and HilderAm Rockwell and RodinD Cezanne and Sisley Pointer and PoussaintC G Wilkie and Whistler tooC G They were artists their whole lives through NARRATED *********G D At 7 o'clock in the evening it was decided by certain membersEm Bm C that the return journey should be via tenbury and the 100 house where, naturally,D it was intended a stop should be made.Em D Once there the more degenerate members revelled in the spectacle of the secretary,G well known for her temperate habits,D Em endeavouring to down the contents of a pint tankard,D others were accepting their pints with such alacrityC D that eventually it proved necessary to extricate their ownersC D Am from beyond the swing doors on the pretext of a group photograph.G D Em As we continued towards droitwich mr vic andrews gave us a solo,G C apparantly, he alone knew the words, and the bus microphone was employedD C to good effect by mr sam bailey, who gave a fine rendition ofD "suzhanna's a funicle man".G D We have often heard this being sung but now we have seen itC D we realise why it always makes people laugh.E|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|---------------------------------||||||||VERSE 3 ********G They were manet and monet Van gogh and GauginC Hepworth and HilderAm Rockwell and RodinD Cezanne and Sisley Pointer and PoussaintC G Wilkie and Whistler tooC G They were artists their whole lives throughE|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|---------------------------------||||||||NARRATED *********G D Our driver, somewhat mellowed by our stop then took over the microphoneEm Bm and despite notices which stated that it was not to be usedC D when the bus was in motion, gave us an excellent imitationC D of bing crosby, meanwhile driving with one hand.G D C A further attempt was made to stop and have another, but mr rowley steadfastly refused.D Mr newman was last seen staggering along station roadC D with a nightwatchman's lamp held on high,Em but those at the back of the bus reported that he did return it beforeD G setting off homeward with an unusually jaunty step.D Em G As we walked home we thought what a good day it had been,C D and hoped we should have another such in the very near future!E|E|E|E|E|E|E|E|---------------------------------||||||||VERSE 4 ********G They were manet and monet Van gogh and GauginC Hepworth and HilderAm Rockwell and RodinD Cezanne and Sisley Pointer and PoussaintC G Wilkie and Whistler tooC G They were artists their whole lives throughG D Em Bm C D C D
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