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Jason Isbell

Streetlights

by Jason Isbell
Jason Isbell

Biography:

Jason Isbell is an alt-country singer /songwriter /guitarist from Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Best known for his years with the Drive-By Truckers where he played with his then wife, bassist Shonna Tucker. Isbell - who joined the Truckers in 2001 - left the band in early 2007 around the same time as his divorce from Tucker was finalized.

In addition to being a gifted songwriter, Isbell is regarded as an exceptional guitar player. His style is mostly in the alt-country genre, but is also infused with rock and blues elements.

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Four years of hard work!

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201 Artist   63 Music   189 Tab Tab
[Chords]
G - 300030 G9 - 200030
Asus2 - 002200 Dsus2 - x00230
C7 - 032000 Cadd9 - 032030
Em7 - 022030

[The Intro/Verse parts follow this general picking pattern]
G Asus2 C7 G
e|------------------------------------------------|
B|-3-1-0---------0--------------0-----------------|
G|-------2-0-0h2---2p0-0-----0----0-0----0--------|
D|-----------------------0h2----------0h2---0-0-0-|
A|----------0---0-----0--------3-3-3--------------|
E|3-3--------------------------------------3-3-3-3|

[Intro]
G Asus2 C7 G x2

[Verse 1]
G Asus2
Where's that angel with dirty knees
C7 G
Who wasn't hard to please when we first met
G Asus2
She don't act like she needs me now
C7 G
And she don't even seem to be upset

G Asus2
Maybe I cover too much ground,
C7 G
I've been from town to town since I grew up
G Asus2
Could my dreams take up too much space?
C7 G
I'll never find a place that's big enough

[Chorus]
G9 Em7 G Dsus2
The chairs go up on the bar now
Em7 G Dsus2
And the table lights go black
Em7 G Dsus2
So I order one last double
Cadd9
And start calling people back

[Verse 2]
G Asus2
Marc sounds good, he's been working hard
C7 G
he couldn't punch a card to save his life
G Asus2
Say's he's glad that he quit the road
C7 G
He say's he's getting old and missed his wife
G Asus2
Little Em's been asleep since nine
C7 G
I'm sure she's doing fine, she always is
G Asus2
Dad won't answer his phone at night
C7 G
But I guess that's alright, the place is his

[Chorus]
G9 Em7 G Dsus2
And the chairs are up on the bar now
Em7 G Dsus2
And they're asking me to leave
Em7 G Dsus2
So I give the girl a bill
Cadd9
And start rolling down my sleeves

[Verse 3]
G Asus2
In my pocket, directions back
C7 G
Across the railroad tracks, to where I crash
G Asus2
Maybe I should wave down a car
C7 G
I won't be going far, and I've got cash
G Asus2
Think I blocked just a park away
C7 G
But I can't really say, it's been all night
G Asus2
How I wish you would call me here
C7 G
but you just disappeared, it wasn't right

[Chorus]
G9 Em7 G Dsus2
And the Streetlights help a little
Em7 G Dsus2
But they're barely half alive
Em7 G Dsus2
And I don't feel much like walking
Cadd9
I sure as hell can't drive

[Verse 4]
G Asus2
Close your eyes and remember this
C7 G
It won't be back again, it's almost gone
G Asus2
Even times that don't seem like much
C7 G
Will be your only crutch, when your alone
G Asus2
Time moves slow when you're seventeen
C7 G
And then it picks up steam at twenty-one
G Asus2
Pretty soon you'll remember when
C7 G
You could remember when, you loved someone

[Outro]
G9 Em7 G Dsus2
Em7 G Dsus2
Em7 G Dsus2 Cadd9

G Asus2 C7 G x2




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