Biography:
Jay Jay Pistolet is a recording name of British singer-songwriter Justin James Hayward-Young, formerly of the Eldora Parade and now with The Vaccines. Pistolet is from the New Forest, Hampshire, but is now London-based. He has played supporting Noah and the Whale, Slow Club and Katie Melua, and performs either solo or with his backing band (featuring Mumford And Sons singer Marcus Mumford). He generally plays the guitar, but also ventures out with a mandolin or piano.
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Other songs:
- Constantly Apparently
- Happy Birthday You
- Hooked Up On Us
- Vintage Red
- Always On My Way Back Home
- Bottom Of The Sea
- Emilys Book
- Friend We Werent Even Lovers
- Hidden Treasure
- Holly
- Pushing Up Daisies
- Rock Me And Roll Me Goodnight My Darling
- Sing Along
- The Secrecy Of Mon Amie
- We Are Free
- Where Does She Go When She Leaves Me
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I think this is how the song is played, it sounds right to me :)
CHORDS:
A major:
E-2
B-2-4--
G-2-4--
D-2-4--
A-2
E-2
E major:
E-2
B-2
G-2-3--
D-2-4--
A-2-4--
E-2
and the final chord i am not aware of what it is called exactly so i have named it
Bbmaj7 however it should be played as this:
E-2
B-2
G-2-4--
D-2-3--
A-2-4--
E-2
CAPO 2
INTRO:
A Bbmaj7 E
A Bbmaj7 E
I am always on my way back home
A Bbmaj7 E
I am always on my way back home
A
She said to me gentle
E
Said to me neat
A
You are made of honey
E
I am made of wheat
A Bbmaj7
And though you're the finest sugar cane
E A
I'm a seed just sown
A Bbmaj7 E
I am always on my way back home
A Bbmaj7 E
I have seen all the world and made it mine
A Bbmaj7 E
I have asked you if you would wait a little time
A
I owe it to your patience
E
I owe it to your needs
A
You're a pretty a flower
E
I'm a dying breed
A Bbmaj7
And though your the brightest thing this summer
E A
I'm still barely grown
A Bbmaj7 E
I am always on my way back home
BRIDGE I HAVE MISSED OUT (NOT SURE WHAT IT SHOULD BE)
A
I'm in the right direction
E
I heard I'm pretty close
A
Your the midday sunshine
E
By nature more morose
A Bbmaj7
And all the while your set in stone
E A
I shall forever roam
A Bbmaj7 E
Always on my way back home
A Bbmaj7 E
I am always, always, always on my way back home
A Bbmaj7 E
I am always on my way back home.
CHORDS:
A major:
E-2
B-2-4--
G-2-4--
D-2-4--
A-2
E-2
E major:
E-2
B-2
G-2-3--
D-2-4--
A-2-4--
E-2
and the final chord i am not aware of what it is called exactly so i have named it
Bbmaj7 however it should be played as this:
E-2
B-2
G-2-4--
D-2-3--
A-2-4--
E-2
CAPO 2
INTRO:
A Bbmaj7 E
A Bbmaj7 E
I am always on my way back home
A Bbmaj7 E
I am always on my way back home
A
She said to me gentle
E
Said to me neat
A
You are made of honey
E
I am made of wheat
A Bbmaj7
And though you're the finest sugar cane
E A
I'm a seed just sown
A Bbmaj7 E
I am always on my way back home
A Bbmaj7 E
I have seen all the world and made it mine
A Bbmaj7 E
I have asked you if you would wait a little time
A
I owe it to your patience
E
I owe it to your needs
A
You're a pretty a flower
E
I'm a dying breed
A Bbmaj7
And though your the brightest thing this summer
E A
I'm still barely grown
A Bbmaj7 E
I am always on my way back home
BRIDGE I HAVE MISSED OUT (NOT SURE WHAT IT SHOULD BE)
A
I'm in the right direction
E
I heard I'm pretty close
A
Your the midday sunshine
E
By nature more morose
A Bbmaj7
And all the while your set in stone
E A
I shall forever roam
A Bbmaj7 E
Always on my way back home
A Bbmaj7 E
I am always, always, always on my way back home
A Bbmaj7 E
I am always on my way back home.
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