Biography:
Jim James, or sometimes Yim Yames (actual name James Edward Olliges, Jr.) is an American vocalist, guitarist, producer, and primary songwriter of the rock band My Morning Jacket. James is also a member of the Indie super group Monsters of Folk.
James occasionally plays solo shows (often with Carl Broemel on Guitar & Pedal Steel), showcasing "bare-bones" versions of My Morning Jacket songs along with various covers. Notably, James (with Broemel) supported John Prine for several shows in late summer 2006.
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Intro]
Em7 Em Em7 Em A
G F#m Em
Em7 Em Em7 Em A
G F#m Em A
[Verse 1]
Dmaj7 G
Turn back the pages in the rays of the sun
Dmaj7 G
Throw back Thursday to the way that it was
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
When we were young, when we were young
[Verse 2]
Dmaj7 G
Scroll back in time through your account
Dmaj7 G
Watch your face grow younger as real time runs out
Dmaj7 G
Throw back Thursday to the way that it was
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
When we were young, when we were young
[Chorus]
Dmaj7 G
Oh, all the potential in the world
Dmaj7 G
When we were young, all the potential in the world
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
When we were young, when we were young
[Verse 3]
Dmaj7 G
Stop me if you've heard this one before
Dmaj7 G
You know you caught my eye as I was headed out the door
Dmaj7 G
I swear I know your face from another time, another place
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
When we were young, when we were young
[Chorus]
Dmaj7 G
Oh, all the potential in the world
Dmaj7 G
When we were young, all the potential in the world
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
When we were young, when we were young
[Guitar Solo]
Dmaj7 G
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Em7 Em Em7 Em A
Em7 Em Em7 Em A
Em7 Em Em7 Em A
Em7 Em Em7 Em A
G F#m Em
[Verse 4]
Dmaj7 G
Who knows how much time we ever really have?
Dmaj7 G
Together in this life or on our separate paths
Dmaj7 G
We go through so many days, so many lives, so many ways
Dmaj7 G
We fall apart, we come together, so in love
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
Yeah, to be loved, to be loved, loved
[Chorus]
Dmaj7 G
Oh, all the potential in the world
Dmaj7 G
When we were young, all the potential in the world
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
Still living now, living now
G F#m Em A Dmaj7
Now
Em7 Em Em7 Em A
G F#m Em
Em7 Em Em7 Em A
G F#m Em A
[Verse 1]
Dmaj7 G
Turn back the pages in the rays of the sun
Dmaj7 G
Throw back Thursday to the way that it was
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
When we were young, when we were young
[Verse 2]
Dmaj7 G
Scroll back in time through your account
Dmaj7 G
Watch your face grow younger as real time runs out
Dmaj7 G
Throw back Thursday to the way that it was
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
When we were young, when we were young
[Chorus]
Dmaj7 G
Oh, all the potential in the world
Dmaj7 G
When we were young, all the potential in the world
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
When we were young, when we were young
[Verse 3]
Dmaj7 G
Stop me if you've heard this one before
Dmaj7 G
You know you caught my eye as I was headed out the door
Dmaj7 G
I swear I know your face from another time, another place
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
When we were young, when we were young
[Chorus]
Dmaj7 G
Oh, all the potential in the world
Dmaj7 G
When we were young, all the potential in the world
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
When we were young, when we were young
[Guitar Solo]
Dmaj7 G
Dmaj7 G G F#m Em
Em7 Em Em7 Em A
Em7 Em Em7 Em A
Em7 Em Em7 Em A
Em7 Em Em7 Em A
G F#m Em
[Verse 4]
Dmaj7 G
Who knows how much time we ever really have?
Dmaj7 G
Together in this life or on our separate paths
Dmaj7 G
We go through so many days, so many lives, so many ways
Dmaj7 G
We fall apart, we come together, so in love
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
Yeah, to be loved, to be loved, loved
[Chorus]
Dmaj7 G
Oh, all the potential in the world
Dmaj7 G
When we were young, all the potential in the world
G F#m Em Em7 A G F#m Em
Still living now, living now
G F#m Em A Dmaj7
Now
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