Biography:
James Otto (born James Allen Otto on July 29, 1973, in Fort Lewis, Washington) is an American country music artist. Otto began his career on Mercury Nashville Records in 2002, charting three minor singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts and recording his debut album Days of Our Lives for the label before being dropped in 2004.
In late 2007, he signed to Warner Bros Records. His second album, Sunset Man, was released in April 2008. It was produced by John Rich (of Big & Rich) and Jay DeMarcus (of Rascal Flatts)
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Other songs:
- For You
- Gone
- Groovy Little Summer
- Groovy Little Summer Song
- I Dont Wanna Wish I Had
- I Just Got Started Loving You
- Just Got Started Lovin You
- Misspent Youth
- Never Say Goodbye
- Since You Brought It Up
- Soldiers And Jesus
- Somewhere Tonight
- The Ball
- The Last Thing I Do
- Where Angels Hang Around
- You Dont Act Like My Woman
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James Otto
[Verse]
D
Seventeen and innocent
G
I wonder where all the years went
A
Lookin back on a youth misspent
D
God I miss those days
D
All the chances that we took
G
Always leaped and never looked
A
Tell ya I could write a book
D
On all the hell we raised
[Chorus]
Bm A
Thought I was cool with my lucky strikes
G D/F#
I didn't start too many fights
Em A D
Oh but in those days I finished quite a few
Bm A
Beat up cars and the cheapest wine
G D/F#
And any trouble we could find
Em D/F#
The worst of days were the best of times
G A
Lookin back through life's rearview
G A D
And lookin back I miss my misspent youth
[Verse]
D
No worse now for the wear
G
Got married and cut my hair
A
Me and her we're quite a pair
D
All my friends say
D
And speaking of old friends
G
We still talk now and then
A
'cept now there's a few of them
D
You can only reach by prayer
[Chorus]
Bm A
Thought I was cool with my lucky strikes
G D/F#
I didn't start too many fights
Em A D
Oh but in those days I finished quite a few
Bm A
Beat up cars and the cheapest wine
G D/F#
And any trouble we could find
Em D/F#
The worst of days were the best of times
G A
Lookin back through life's rearview
G A D
And lookin back I miss my misspent youth
[Chorus]
Bm A
Beat up cars and the cheapest wine
G D/F#
And any trouble we could find
Em D/F#
The worst of days were the best of times
G A
Lookin back through life's rearview
G A D
And lookin back I miss my misspent youth
[Verse]
D
Seventeen and innocent
G
I wonder where all the years went
A
Lookin back on a youth misspent
D
God I miss those days
D
All the chances that we took
G
Always leaped and never looked
A
Tell ya I could write a book
D
On all the hell we raised
[Chorus]
Bm A
Thought I was cool with my lucky strikes
G D/F#
I didn't start too many fights
Em A D
Oh but in those days I finished quite a few
Bm A
Beat up cars and the cheapest wine
G D/F#
And any trouble we could find
Em D/F#
The worst of days were the best of times
G A
Lookin back through life's rearview
G A D
And lookin back I miss my misspent youth
[Verse]
D
No worse now for the wear
G
Got married and cut my hair
A
Me and her we're quite a pair
D
All my friends say
D
And speaking of old friends
G
We still talk now and then
A
'cept now there's a few of them
D
You can only reach by prayer
[Chorus]
Bm A
Thought I was cool with my lucky strikes
G D/F#
I didn't start too many fights
Em A D
Oh but in those days I finished quite a few
Bm A
Beat up cars and the cheapest wine
G D/F#
And any trouble we could find
Em D/F#
The worst of days were the best of times
G A
Lookin back through life's rearview
G A D
And lookin back I miss my misspent youth
[Chorus]
Bm A
Beat up cars and the cheapest wine
G D/F#
And any trouble we could find
Em D/F#
The worst of days were the best of times
G A
Lookin back through life's rearview
G A D
And lookin back I miss my misspent youth
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