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The Chords Songs
- Breaks My Heart
- Breaks My Heart / This Is What They Want
- Don't Go Back
- Dreamdolls
- Empty Dreams
- Happy Families
- Hey Girl
- Hold on, I'm Coming
- Home Sweet Home
- I Don't Wanna Know
- I'll Keep Holding On
- I'll Keep On Holding On
- I'll Kepp Holding On
- I'm Not Sure
- In My Street
- It's No Use
- Knock on Wood
- Maybe Tomorrow
- (Me and My) Precious Life
- Now It's Gone
- Now It's Gone (12" single)
- Now It's Gone (new version)
- One More Minute
- Sh-Boom
- She Said, She Said
- So Far Away
- So Far Away (single edit)
- Something's Missing
- The British Way of Life
- The Way It's Gotta Be
- Things We Said
- Things We Say
- This Is What They Want
- This Is What They Want With a Cello
- Tumbling Down
- Turn Away Again
- Turn Away Again (Again)
- Two Weeks in Heaven
- What Are We Gonna Do Now?
- Who Asked You?
- Who's Killing Who?
- With My Friends
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Genre
Mod revivalpower pop
Origin
South East London
Year(s) Active
1978–1981, 2010–present
Labels
Polydor
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The Chords are a 1970s British pop music group, commonly associated with the 1970s mod revival, who had several hits in their homeland, before the decline of the trend brought about their break-up. They were one of the more successful groups to emerge during the revival, which was popular in the UK in 1979, thanks in part to The Jam's popularity (and their affection for mod music and style) and the release of The Who's Quadrophenia, a film centred around the mod subculture of the 1960s, and based on their 1973 rock opera. They re-formed with the four original members for a UK tour during 2010.
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