Biography:
Scott Walker (Noel Scott Engel, January 9, 1943 - March 22, 2019) was an American-born singer-songwriter, composer and record producer. He is noted for his distinctive baritone voice and for the unorthodox career path which has taken him from 1960s pop icon to 21st century avant-garde musician.
Originally coming to fame in the mid-1960s singing orchestral pop ballads as the frontman of The Walker Brothers, Walker went on to a solo career balancing
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- Duchess
- Rhymes Of Goodbye
- 30 Century Man
- All My Loves Laughter
- Another Tear Falls
- Copenhagen
- Farmer In The City
- First Love Never Dies
- Glory Road
- In My Room
- Its Raining Today
- Jackie
- Joanna
- Lights Of Cincinnati
- Love Her
- Montague Terrace In Blue
- Mrs Murphy
- My Way Home
- Nite Flights
- No Easy Way Down
- On Your Own Again
- Rosary
- Someone Who Cared
- Sons Of
- Stay With Me Baby
- Thanks For Chicago Mr James
- The Bridge
- The Girls And The Dogs
- The Old Mans Back Again
- The Rope And The Colt
- The Seventh Seal
- The Sun Aint Gonna Shine Anymore
- Tilt
- Where Love Has Died
- Young Man Cried
- Youre All Around Me
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G Em C D
[Verse 1]
G Em
You always said I wouldn't stay
C G
I guess you saw the way before it all began
Em
I've always been a changin' train
C D
And when you think on this you might forgive me then
[Chorus]
Bb Gm
Thanks for Chicago Mr James
Eb Bb Ab F Bb
And all the shiny suits and all the shiny names
Gm
The things a country boy can't grace
Eb Bb
Without the look of shame upon a city face
Ab G
And you needed more than the smile I wore
[Verse 2]
Em
You picked me up on my way down
C G
That dusty one horse town - I won't forget the jail
Em
The mayor's wife and Cadillac
C D
The sheriff on my back 'til you put up the bail
[Chorus]
Bb Gm
Thanks for Chicago Mr James
Eb Bb Ab F Bb
You got a lot of grace but you're an empty place
Gm
The dawn falls hard upon my face
Eb Bb
I'll move as I began through fields without a plan
B G#m
Thanks for Chicago Mr James
E B
That world of grey and gold that watched you growing old
G#m
The things I never saw I see
E B
To think that I'm still free and I'm not feeling cold
[Verse 1]
G Em
You always said I wouldn't stay
C G
I guess you saw the way before it all began
Em
I've always been a changin' train
C D
And when you think on this you might forgive me then
[Chorus]
Bb Gm
Thanks for Chicago Mr James
Eb Bb Ab F Bb
And all the shiny suits and all the shiny names
Gm
The things a country boy can't grace
Eb Bb
Without the look of shame upon a city face
Ab G
And you needed more than the smile I wore
[Verse 2]
Em
You picked me up on my way down
C G
That dusty one horse town - I won't forget the jail
Em
The mayor's wife and Cadillac
C D
The sheriff on my back 'til you put up the bail
[Chorus]
Bb Gm
Thanks for Chicago Mr James
Eb Bb Ab F Bb
You got a lot of grace but you're an empty place
Gm
The dawn falls hard upon my face
Eb Bb
I'll move as I began through fields without a plan
B G#m
Thanks for Chicago Mr James
E B
That world of grey and gold that watched you growing old
G#m
The things I never saw I see
E B
To think that I'm still free and I'm not feeling cold
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