Geff Harrison - Death Of A Clown album flac

After founding the Geff Harrison Band in 1977, Harrison recorded hits like Death of a Clown", Salford, Do You Miss Me, Bad New York City, and "Eve of Destruction  . Death Of A Clown - Geff Harrison (1976).

This song is by Geff Harrison and appears on the album Salford (1976). My makeup is dry and it clags on my chinI'm drowning my sorrows in whisky and ginThe lion tamer's whip doesn't crack anymoreThe lions they won't fight and the tigers they won't roar. Let's all drink to the death of a clownWon't someone help me to break up this crownLet's all drink to the death of a clownLet's all drink to the death of a clown.

Profile: English singer and songwriter. 1947 in Manchester, but had been living in Hamburg since mid 70s. In February 1986 Geff Harrison filed a lawsuit against Dieter Bohlen claiming, that he wrote English lyrics for Modern Talking and . The lawsuit was settled out of court). Sites: geff-harrison. Death Of A Clown (Single).

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Dave Davies originally recorded Death of a Clown written by Dave Davies and Ray Davies and Dave Davies released it on the single Death of a Clown in 1967. It was also covered by Cymbals, The Kinks, Jenny Evans, Geff Harrison and other artists.