Biography:
The late Dan Fogelberg (August 13, 1951, Peoria, Illinois – December 16, 2007, Deer Isle, Maine) was an American singer/songwriter who had several gold and platinum releases in the late 1970's and early 80's. During his solo career, under assistance of Eagles manager Irving Azoff, he rose to prominence and epitomized the soft rock 70s sound. He also voiced his concerns on social and ecological issues, including the No Nukes concerts, and worked in the studio with a diverse variety of musicians including Van Morrison
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- Tell Me To My Face
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- The Higher You Climb
- The Innocent Age
- The Last Nail
- The Last To Know
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- The Sand And The Foam
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Dan Fogelberg - The Outlaw
INTRO: Em G Em D G D G D Em Am G D Em D
G D Em C
Among the possessions of an outlaw of a low class kind
G D
Is this little bottle of French perfume
G D Em C
Taken as a last thought from a drugstore in suburbia
G D
He said, "Lady, look what I've got for you"
Am Am7 Em
She said, "Jesse, I don't hardly even know you anymore
Am Am7 Em
And judging from your grin, you'd think you held up Henry Ford
G D Em C Em D
And I don't believe I want you coming 'round here anymore", Woo hoo
G D Em C
Jesse, he was hurt, boy, and he left there and he slammed the door
G D
And he wandered through the alleyways
G D Em C
Thinking all the while, that she'd be proud of what he stole for her
G D
And he tried to think of better ways
Am Am7 Em
Dreaming of a movie that he'd seen one afternoon
Am Am7 Em
He drew out all his savings and he went and bought a gun
G D Em C Em D
And he ran right home and stood before his mirror, acting like a thug, Woo hoo
INSTRUMENTAL: G D Em Am G D G D Em Am G D Am G Em C Em D Em C Em D
G D Em C
He waited for a dark night; he was frightened, boy, the fog rolled in
G D
As a rich man, he came walking by
G D Em C
"Hold your hands up high," he cried, "I've come to make your fortune mine"
G D
But his eyes, they gave him right away
Am Am7 Em
Jesse dropped the gun and they both stared at to where it lay
Am Am7 Em
And Jesse asked the man if he'd please leave him in his pain
G D Em C Em D
And the man tried to forgive him, but there's not much he could say, Woo hoo
G D Em C
Among the possessions of an outlaw of a low class kind
G D
Is this little bottle of French perfume
G D Em C
Taken as a last thought from a drugstore in suburbia
G D
He said, "Lady, look what I've got for you"
Am Am7 Em
"Ah, take it, ah, please take it; I'm tired and I'm poor
Am Am7 Em
And this crappy French perfume is nothing less than my own soul
G D Em C Em D
I was feeling half a man; I wanted to feel whole", Woo hoo
Cm7 G
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh
INTRO: Em G Em D G D G D Em Am G D Em D
G D Em C
Among the possessions of an outlaw of a low class kind
G D
Is this little bottle of French perfume
G D Em C
Taken as a last thought from a drugstore in suburbia
G D
He said, "Lady, look what I've got for you"
Am Am7 Em
She said, "Jesse, I don't hardly even know you anymore
Am Am7 Em
And judging from your grin, you'd think you held up Henry Ford
G D Em C Em D
And I don't believe I want you coming 'round here anymore", Woo hoo
G D Em C
Jesse, he was hurt, boy, and he left there and he slammed the door
G D
And he wandered through the alleyways
G D Em C
Thinking all the while, that she'd be proud of what he stole for her
G D
And he tried to think of better ways
Am Am7 Em
Dreaming of a movie that he'd seen one afternoon
Am Am7 Em
He drew out all his savings and he went and bought a gun
G D Em C Em D
And he ran right home and stood before his mirror, acting like a thug, Woo hoo
INSTRUMENTAL: G D Em Am G D G D Em Am G D Am G Em C Em D Em C Em D
G D Em C
He waited for a dark night; he was frightened, boy, the fog rolled in
G D
As a rich man, he came walking by
G D Em C
"Hold your hands up high," he cried, "I've come to make your fortune mine"
G D
But his eyes, they gave him right away
Am Am7 Em
Jesse dropped the gun and they both stared at to where it lay
Am Am7 Em
And Jesse asked the man if he'd please leave him in his pain
G D Em C Em D
And the man tried to forgive him, but there's not much he could say, Woo hoo
G D Em C
Among the possessions of an outlaw of a low class kind
G D
Is this little bottle of French perfume
G D Em C
Taken as a last thought from a drugstore in suburbia
G D
He said, "Lady, look what I've got for you"
Am Am7 Em
"Ah, take it, ah, please take it; I'm tired and I'm poor
Am Am7 Em
And this crappy French perfume is nothing less than my own soul
G D Em C Em D
I was feeling half a man; I wanted to feel whole", Woo hoo
Cm7 G
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh
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