Artist: Tim Minchin
Tim Minchin's lyrics & chords
Tim Minchin (born 1975) is an Australian comedian, actor, composer, songwriter, pianist, musical director and a self proclaimed rock 'n' roll megastar. He was born in Northampton, England, and grew up in Perth, Western Australia. He attended UWA (University of Western Australia) before launching onto the world stage at the 2005 Edinburgh Fringe Festival by winning the Best Newcomer Perrier Comedy Award. His eccentric appearance (wild unkempt hair, heavy eyeliner and bare feet juxtaposed with a crisp and clean suit and tails, and a grand piano...read more
Religion The flame still burns So live Seeing you Orchestra speech Sacred books speech Not going anywhere Pride Evidence speech London Paedophilia jingle Pride comes before a fall Alan brough song Superstar Ginger Data 6 foot 4 kiwi Peer pressure and pissing in hippos Laugh Take your canvas bags song Harry potter and the heritage orchestra Secret hidden track Adoption Love Subtext Overture Comedy prom opening Sam My neighbours ass Dichotomy Prejudice by tim minchin The chokey chant Hit the road jack Chalk writing London and minicabs Worse than i Red lights and black and white The middle east and metaphorical horticulture Shoehorns and stock breakers Track thirteen Strings Ginger wednesday theme song Beauty is a harlot Greed Confessions in three movements So long acoustic californication Phil daoust song This is my world Fat kids Doctor who theme Summer romance Lust Sloth Its my earth Sarah Gay America Medley Criticism Creepy kinda love The bunyip of berkeley’s creek Loving and peaceful yuletide half hour Fuck you motherfucker Damned for all time So long ost Блудливая Калифорния Feeling about guilty the poor Stand up Here comes the flood Christmas Pun Nine life lessons Watch you wee Ten foot Jimeoin going for a piss Our love goes deeper than this Pirenium millenium A surplus of fucking idiots Soldiers romp The song of the girl and the soldier Entrance Blood money Strange thing mystifying Babushka doll Little less conversation Is nothing sacred anymore
