Biography:
Colin James (born Colin James Munn, August 17, 1964) is a Canadian rock and blues singer and songwriter. James has been nominated for 15 Juno Awards, winning six times.
James was only 18-years old when he captured the attention of guitar legend Stevie Ray Vaughan, who marveled at this prodigious guitar talent, and immediately decided to take him on the road through the Canadian prairies, and later the United States. It wasn't long after that the young musician began opening for the likes of John Lee Hooker
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Come here darling, lay down by my side
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The big stars falling the moon will turn the tide
D C
The whistle of the wind will lead us on
Am C G
Here we are, not too far, before the dawn
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Pictures keep on falling from the walls
C G
The ghosts are still careening through the halls
D C
The drunken neighbour sings his favourite song
Am C G
In the stardust of the night before the dawn
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Never really know just who your friends are
D C
Till you find out at last who they are not
Am C
You never recognize the things you really want
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Till you remember all the dreams that you forgot
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We’ve been running for so long against the grain
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Try to find a way to turn around again
D C
The trouble in your heart will soon be gone
Am C G
This lonely blue is only true before the dawn
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Come here darling, lay down by my side
C G
The big stars falling the moon will turn the tide
D C
The whistle of the wind will lead us on
Am C G
Here we are, not too far, before the dawn
Am C G
Here we are, not too far, before the dawn
Come here darling, lay down by my side
C G
The big stars falling the moon will turn the tide
D C
The whistle of the wind will lead us on
Am C G
Here we are, not too far, before the dawn
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Pictures keep on falling from the walls
C G
The ghosts are still careening through the halls
D C
The drunken neighbour sings his favourite song
Am C G
In the stardust of the night before the dawn
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Never really know just who your friends are
D C
Till you find out at last who they are not
Am C
You never recognize the things you really want
Am D
Till you remember all the dreams that you forgot
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We’ve been running for so long against the grain
C G
Try to find a way to turn around again
D C
The trouble in your heart will soon be gone
Am C G
This lonely blue is only true before the dawn
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Come here darling, lay down by my side
C G
The big stars falling the moon will turn the tide
D C
The whistle of the wind will lead us on
Am C G
Here we are, not too far, before the dawn
Am C G
Here we are, not too far, before the dawn
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