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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- The Load
- The Naked Ride Home
- The Next Voice You Hear
- The Night Inside Me
- The Pretender
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Subject: b/browne_jackson/the_times_youve_come.crd
Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997 01:34:32 GMT
From: [email protected]
Jackson Browne The Times You've Come written by Jackson Browne
Bonnie Raitt Harmony vocals
David Lindley guitar
bass Leland Sklar
Drums Russ Kunkel
F F9 F F9 F F9 Bb
F F9
In the time we've known,
F F9 F Fsus
That we each are a part of one another
Bb C7 F F9 F F9 Bb
We've lost as much as we have won
Bb F F9
And as our lives have grown,
F F9 F Fsus
We have found that it only brings us pain
Bb C7 Dm C7
To hang on to the things that we have done
F F F9 F F9 Bb
Still I've loved the times you've come
F F9
When you went away
F F9 F Fsus
Taking all that I built my false road on^?
Bb C7 F F9 F F9 Bb
I dropped my life and couldn't find the pieces
F F9
Now you come and go
F F9 F Fsus
And it's hard but I feel my strength returning
Bb C7 Dm
We'll see how far this new road reaches
C7 F
We'll see a little more each time we come
Bb C7 F
Everybody's gonna tell you it's not worth it
Bb C7 Dm
Everybody's gotta show you their own pain
Bb C7 F
You might try to find your way up around it
Bb C7
But the need for love will still remain
F F9
Now we're lying here,
F F9 F Fsus
So safe in the ruins of our pleasure
Bb C7 F F F9 F F9 Bb
Laughter marks the place where we have fallen
F F9
And our lives are near
F F9 Fsus
So it wouldn't occur to us to wonder
Bb C7 Dm C7
Is this the past or the future that is calling
C7 F
You know I've loved these times you've come
F F9 F F9 Bb F F9 F F9 Bb F
From Jackson Browne "For Everyman LP"
Asylum Records 1973
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Subject: b/browne_jackson/the_times_youve_come.crd
Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997 01:34:32 GMT
From: [email protected]
Jackson Browne The Times You've Come written by Jackson Browne
Bonnie Raitt Harmony vocals
David Lindley guitar
bass Leland Sklar
Drums Russ Kunkel
F F9 F F9 F F9 Bb
F F9
In the time we've known,
F F9 F Fsus
That we each are a part of one another
Bb C7 F F9 F F9 Bb
We've lost as much as we have won
Bb F F9
And as our lives have grown,
F F9 F Fsus
We have found that it only brings us pain
Bb C7 Dm C7
To hang on to the things that we have done
F F F9 F F9 Bb
Still I've loved the times you've come
F F9
When you went away
F F9 F Fsus
Taking all that I built my false road on^?
Bb C7 F F9 F F9 Bb
I dropped my life and couldn't find the pieces
F F9
Now you come and go
F F9 F Fsus
And it's hard but I feel my strength returning
Bb C7 Dm
We'll see how far this new road reaches
C7 F
We'll see a little more each time we come
Bb C7 F
Everybody's gonna tell you it's not worth it
Bb C7 Dm
Everybody's gotta show you their own pain
Bb C7 F
You might try to find your way up around it
Bb C7
But the need for love will still remain
F F9
Now we're lying here,
F F9 F Fsus
So safe in the ruins of our pleasure
Bb C7 F F F9 F F9 Bb
Laughter marks the place where we have fallen
F F9
And our lives are near
F F9 Fsus
So it wouldn't occur to us to wonder
Bb C7 Dm C7
Is this the past or the future that is calling
C7 F
You know I've loved these times you've come
F F9 F F9 Bb F F9 F F9 Bb F
From Jackson Browne "For Everyman LP"
Asylum Records 1973
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