Biography:
Dave Edmunds (born April 15, 1944) is a singer, guitarist and producer from Cardiff, Wales. Though he was primarily associated with pub rock and New Wave, and had numerous hits in the late 70's and early 80's, he was steadfastly devoted to pre-Beatles rock and roll. An infrequent songwriter, Edmunds has largely relied on cover songs or custom-written material to sustain his career.
In the late 1960s he led a blues-rock trio called Love Sculpture
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STANDING AT THE CROSSROADS
DAVE EDMUNDS (FROM ALBUM PLUGGED IN)
This submission is with complete lyrics with missing chords added.
Chorus:
B E B
I'm standing at the crossroads again
B F#
With an empty heart and a dollar ten
B
Maybe I'll run into some famous names
E
Robert Johnson and Elmore James
B F# B
I'm standing at the crossroads again
Verse 1:
B
Well I woke up this morning like I usually do
F#
My baby wasn't nowhere around
F#
I looked in the kitchen and I looked in the hall
B
In my slippers and my dressing gown
B
There was lipstick traces on my bedroom door
E
“Goodbye” she wrote, “I don’t want you no more”
F#
I guess I'm not the man she's looking for
F# B
I'm just the man she found
Repeat chorus:
B E B
And I'm standing at the crossroads again
B F#
With an empty heart and a dollar ten
B
Maybe I'll run into some famous name
E
Robert Johnson and Elmore James
B F# B
Standing at the crossroads again
Solo: chorus chords
Verse 2:
B
Well here I am on my own again
F#
Now where did I go wrong this time
F#
I treat her good like a gentlemen should
B
And I never ever step out of line
B
Well I'm no kid - I know my way around
E
6 feet 6, I weigh 200 pounds
F#
But I can't hold no romance down
F# B
Maybe I should give up trying
Repeat chorus:
B E B
And I'm standing at the crossroads again
B F#
With an empty heart and a dollar ten
B
Maybe I'll run into some famous names
E
Robert Johnson or Elmore James
B F# B
Standing at the crossroads again
B F# B
And I'm standing at the crossroads again
B F# B
Yes I'm standing at the crossroads again
DAVE EDMUNDS (FROM ALBUM PLUGGED IN)
This submission is with complete lyrics with missing chords added.
Chorus:
B E B
I'm standing at the crossroads again
B F#
With an empty heart and a dollar ten
B
Maybe I'll run into some famous names
E
Robert Johnson and Elmore James
B F# B
I'm standing at the crossroads again
Verse 1:
B
Well I woke up this morning like I usually do
F#
My baby wasn't nowhere around
F#
I looked in the kitchen and I looked in the hall
B
In my slippers and my dressing gown
B
There was lipstick traces on my bedroom door
E
“Goodbye” she wrote, “I don’t want you no more”
F#
I guess I'm not the man she's looking for
F# B
I'm just the man she found
Repeat chorus:
B E B
And I'm standing at the crossroads again
B F#
With an empty heart and a dollar ten
B
Maybe I'll run into some famous name
E
Robert Johnson and Elmore James
B F# B
Standing at the crossroads again
Solo: chorus chords
Verse 2:
B
Well here I am on my own again
F#
Now where did I go wrong this time
F#
I treat her good like a gentlemen should
B
And I never ever step out of line
B
Well I'm no kid - I know my way around
E
6 feet 6, I weigh 200 pounds
F#
But I can't hold no romance down
F# B
Maybe I should give up trying
Repeat chorus:
B E B
And I'm standing at the crossroads again
B F#
With an empty heart and a dollar ten
B
Maybe I'll run into some famous names
E
Robert Johnson or Elmore James
B F# B
Standing at the crossroads again
B F# B
And I'm standing at the crossroads again
B F# B
Yes I'm standing at the crossroads again
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