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Janis Ian

Stars

by Janis Ian
Janis Ian

Biography:

Janis Ian (b. 1951) is a U.S. songwriter, singer, musician, columnist, and science fiction author. Her singing career was at its height in the 1960s and 1970s, and she has continued recording into the twenty-first century. In 1975 Ian won a Grammy Award for her song, "At Seventeen".

Born Janis Eddy Fink on 7th April 1951 to a Jewish family in New York City, she was primarily raised in New Jersey, initially on a farm, and attended East Orange High School and the New York City High School of Music & Art.

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Janis Ian

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  • At Seventeen
  • Stars
  • At
  • Between The Lines
  • Bright Lights And Promises
  • Fly Too High
  • From Me To You
  • I Hear You Sing Again
  • In The Winter
  • Light A Light
  • Love Is Blind
  • Lovers Lullaby
  • Societys Child
  • Tea And Sympathy
  • The Other Side Of The Sun
  • Through The Years
  • Watercolors
  • When The Partys Over

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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!

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[Intro]
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7

[Verse 1]
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# G D6/F# Em
I was never one for singing what I really feel
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7 D7sus4 D7
Except tonight I'm bringing everything I know that's real

[Chorus]
G D /F# Dm /F
Stars they come and go they come fast or slow
E7 Am Am7/G
They go like the last light of the sun all in a blaze
D7sus /F# D7sus /F#
And all you see is glory
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
Hey but it gets lonely there when there's no one here to share
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7 D7sus2 D7
We can shake it away if you'll hear a story

[Verse 2]
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
People lust for fame like athletes in a game we break our collarbones
Am Am7/G
and come up swinging some of us are downed
D7sus /F# D7sus /F#
some of us are crowned and some are lost and never found
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7 Am Am7/G
But most have seen it all they live their lives in sad cafes and music halls
D7sus2/F# D7 D7sus4 D7
They always come up singing
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
Some make it when they're young before the world has done its dirty job
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7
and later on someone will say You've had your day now you must make way
D7sus4 D7 G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
But they'll never know the pain of living with a name you never owned
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
or the many years forgetting what you know too well

[Bridge]
Em Em/D# Em/D
That the ones who gave the crown have been let down
Em/C# Cmaj7 D7 D7sus4 D7
You try to make amends without defending

[Verse 3]
G D /F# Dm /F
Perhaps pretending you never saw the eyes of grown men of twenty-five
E7 Am
that follow as you walk and ask for photographs
Am7/G D7sus /F# D7sus /F#
Or kiss you on the cheek and you never can believe they really loved you
G D6/F#
Some make it when they're old
Dm6/F E7 Am Am7/G
Perhaps they have a soul they're not afraid to bare
D7sus2/F# D7 D7sus2 D7
or perhaps there's nothing there

[Chorus]
G D /F# Dm /F
Stars they come and go they come fast or slow
E7 Am Am7/G
They go like the last light of the sun all in a blaze
D7sus /F# D7sus /F#
And all you see is glory
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7 Am Am7/G
But most have seen it all they live their lives in sad cafes and music halls
D7sus /F# D7sus /F#
They always have a story

[Verse 4]
G D /F# Dm /F
Some women have a body men will want to see
E7
and so they put it on display
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7sus2
Some people play a fine guitar I could listen to them play all day
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
Some ladies really move across the stage and gee they sure can dance
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
I guess I could learn how if I gave it half a chance
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
But I always feel so funny when my body tries to soar
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
And I seem to always worry about missing the next chord
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
I guess there isn't anything to put up on display
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
Except the tunes and whatever else I say

[Bridge]
Em Em/D# Em/D Em/C#
But anyway that isn't really what I meant to say
Cmaj7 D7sus4
I meant to tell a story I live from day to day

[Chorus]
G D /F# Dm /F
Stars they come and go they come fast or slow
E7 Am Am7/G
They go like the last light of the sun all in a blaze
D7sus2/F# D7/F#
And all you see is glory
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7 Am Am7/G
But most have seen it all they live their lives in sad cafes and music halls
D7sus /F#
And we always have a story

[Verse 5]
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
So if you don't lose patience with my fumbling around
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F#
I'll come up singing for you
G D6/F# Dm6/F E7
even when I'm down

[Outro]
Am Am7/G D7sus2/F# D7/F#
G C G




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