Biography:
James Blake (born 26 September 1988) is a Grammy-nominated electronic musician and singer-songwriter from London, England, United Kingdom. Blake is primarily considered a dubstep producer and is frequently heralded as a leading figure in the "post-dubstep" community, but he is also noted for his prominent soul influences. Blake was nominated the Critic's Choice award by the 2011 BRIT Awards and the Sound of 2011 award by the BBC, and won second place in the latter.
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Other songs:
- Limit To Your Love
- Retrograde
- Vincent
- A Case Of You
- Fall Creek Boys Choir
- Forever
- Give Me My Month
- I Am Sold
- I Need A Forest Fire
- If The Car Beside You Moves Ahead
- Ill Come Too
- Lindisfarne 1
- Love Me In Whatever Way
- Measurements
- Modern Soul
- My Willing Heart
- Our Love Comes Back
- Overgrown
- Radio Silence
- The Wilhelm Scream
- To The Last
- Unluck
- What Was It You Said About Luck
- Wilhelms Scream
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[Intro]
G D C A C D
[Verse 1]
Bm F#m G C D
Chemical days, so I can draw
F#m C
Conclusions in my ways
D Bm
I've come to take as law
D G D C A
All that I ask, you be on the other side
D Bm C D
All that I ask, you be on the other side
[Verse 2]
C D
If the car beside you moves ahead
C D
As much as it feels as though you're dead
C D C D C
You're not going, no, you're going backwards
D
If the car beside you moves ahead
C D
As much as it feels as though you're dead
C D C G A
You're not going, no, you're going backwards
[Chorus]
D A
How can you sleep?
D A
How can you sleep?
D A
How can you sleep?
D A
How can you sleep?
[After-Chorus]
Bm E G Bm Em
How can you sleep, baby, there's no good way?
G
How can you sleep?
[Verse 3]
A G
More chemical days so I can draw
Bm G
Conclusions I have come to take as law
A G
Oh there's Pakistan and Netherlands
[Bridge]
F#m G D Bm
F#m G C Bm
A D C D
C G C D
[Verse 4]
C D C
If the car beside you moves ahead
D
As much as it feels as though you're dead
C D
You're not going, no
C D
You you're going backwards
[End]
C D C
If the car beside you moves ahead
D
As much as it feels as though you're dead
C D C
You're not going, no
D C D C D C D
You you're going backwards
G D C A C D
[Verse 1]
Bm F#m G C D
Chemical days, so I can draw
F#m C
Conclusions in my ways
D Bm
I've come to take as law
D G D C A
All that I ask, you be on the other side
D Bm C D
All that I ask, you be on the other side
[Verse 2]
C D
If the car beside you moves ahead
C D
As much as it feels as though you're dead
C D C D C
You're not going, no, you're going backwards
D
If the car beside you moves ahead
C D
As much as it feels as though you're dead
C D C G A
You're not going, no, you're going backwards
[Chorus]
D A
How can you sleep?
D A
How can you sleep?
D A
How can you sleep?
D A
How can you sleep?
[After-Chorus]
Bm E G Bm Em
How can you sleep, baby, there's no good way?
G
How can you sleep?
[Verse 3]
A G
More chemical days so I can draw
Bm G
Conclusions I have come to take as law
A G
Oh there's Pakistan and Netherlands
[Bridge]
F#m G D Bm
F#m G C Bm
A D C D
C G C D
[Verse 4]
C D C
If the car beside you moves ahead
D
As much as it feels as though you're dead
C D
You're not going, no
C D
You you're going backwards
[End]
C D C
If the car beside you moves ahead
D
As much as it feels as though you're dead
C D C
You're not going, no
D C D C D C D
You you're going backwards
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