Biography:
Jackson Browne (born Clyde Jackson Browne; October 9, 1948) is an American singer and songwriter. First coming to prominence in the 70s, the rock musician has had a long career and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004.
Browne was born in Heidelberg, Germany, where American serviceman father was stationed. Browne moved to the Highland Park district of Los Angeles, California at an early age and soon began singing folk music locally. In 1966, his major career began as a part of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.
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Daddy’s tune – Jackson Browne (album: The Pretender)
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C F
A dirty wind blows through the sky
C F
And the Autumn leaves cut loose and fly
C
Leave me watching
F C E7
And wishing I could follow
Am Em
Though among the regrets that I can't get by
Am C7
There are just one or two
F G C E7
Unkind things I said to you
Am C/G F
Daddy what was I supposed to do?
Am E/G# C/G D/F#
I don't know why it was so hard to talk to you
F G
I guess my anger pulled me through
C F
No sooner had I hit the streets
C F
When I met the fools that a young fool meets
C F C E7
All in search of truth and bound for glory
Am Em
And listening to our own heart beats
Am C7
We stood around the drum
F
Though it's fainter now
G C E7
The older I become
Am C/G F
Living your life day after day
Am E/G#
Soon all your plans and changes
C/G D/F#
Either fail or fade away
F G
Leaving so much still left to say
F C/E F
But Daddy I want to let you know somehow
G# Am C7
The things you said are so much clearer now
F F#dim
And I would turn the pages back
C/G E/G# Am
But time will not allow
D
The way these days just rip along
G
Too fast to last, too vast, too strong
F C Bb G Am
Somewhere something went wrong
F C
Or maybe we forgot the song
Bb Am G
Make room for my forty-fives
F C E7 Am
Along beside your seventy-eights
E/G# C/G
Nothing survives
C/G
But the way we live our lives
|F |C |Bb G |Am |
|F |C |Bb Am |G F |
|C E7 |Am E/G# |C/G |C/G |
|C/G |C/G |C/G |C/G |
|C/G |C/G |
||:C |F |C |F :|| rep & fade
Transcribed by Gerard Koot (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) – june 2007
Email: [email protected]
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C F
A dirty wind blows through the sky
C F
And the Autumn leaves cut loose and fly
C
Leave me watching
F C E7
And wishing I could follow
Am Em
Though among the regrets that I can't get by
Am C7
There are just one or two
F G C E7
Unkind things I said to you
Am C/G F
Daddy what was I supposed to do?
Am E/G# C/G D/F#
I don't know why it was so hard to talk to you
F G
I guess my anger pulled me through
C F
No sooner had I hit the streets
C F
When I met the fools that a young fool meets
C F C E7
All in search of truth and bound for glory
Am Em
And listening to our own heart beats
Am C7
We stood around the drum
F
Though it's fainter now
G C E7
The older I become
Am C/G F
Living your life day after day
Am E/G#
Soon all your plans and changes
C/G D/F#
Either fail or fade away
F G
Leaving so much still left to say
F C/E F
But Daddy I want to let you know somehow
G# Am C7
The things you said are so much clearer now
F F#dim
And I would turn the pages back
C/G E/G# Am
But time will not allow
D
The way these days just rip along
G
Too fast to last, too vast, too strong
F C Bb G Am
Somewhere something went wrong
F C
Or maybe we forgot the song
Bb Am G
Make room for my forty-fives
F C E7 Am
Along beside your seventy-eights
E/G# C/G
Nothing survives
C/G
But the way we live our lives
|F |C |Bb G |Am |
|F |C |Bb Am |G F |
|C E7 |Am E/G# |C/G |C/G |
|C/G |C/G |C/G |C/G |
|C/G |C/G |
||:C |F |C |F :|| rep & fade
Transcribed by Gerard Koot (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) – june 2007
Email: [email protected]
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