Biography:
Beans On Toast (aka Jay MacCallister) is a British folk singer from Essex, UK, who rose to out of the UK folk scene in 2005. He is well known for his self-deprecating and honest songwriting, which openly deals with the topics of politics, drugs and love. He has six studios albums and has traditionally released a new record each year on his birthday, 1 December.
Jay claims the songs he writes 'have the same chords' and 'sound like Billy Bragg'. His close friend Frank Turner mentions Jay in many of his songs: I Knew Prufock Before He Got Famous
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Other songs:
- A Whole Lot Of Loving
- Beer And A Burger
- Coke
- Dirty Pi
- Dont Believe The Bullshit
- Free Nights Of Riots
- I Fancy Laura Marling
- I Think Everybody Should Be Terrified
- Im Home When You Hold Me
- Jamie Lily
- Magic
- Mdm Amazing
- Microwave Popcorn
- Myspace Picture
- Old Grunge
- Peter Pans Playground
- Price Of Rice
- The American Dollar
- The Ignorant Englishman
- Things
- War On War
- Watching The World Go By
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[INTRO]
C Am F G
[VERSE]
C Am
Baby, baby, baby, when are you coming home?
F G
I’m just laying on the sofa, watching Netflix on my own.
C Am
And I miss you really badly, which is strange because,
F G
You’ve only been gone for ten minutes; you just nipped out to the shops.
C Am
And I changed my mind the minute that you walked out of the door,
F G
Now I wish that I did come with you out to the local Spar.
C Am
Where you’re loading up the basket for the both of us,
F G
I’m a-lazing round the flat in my boxer shorts.
[CHORUS]
F G C Am/B Am
But when we both get a Sunday at home my love,
F G C Am/B Am
It’s the best day for the both of us.
F G C Am/B Am
I know I’ve been away a lot this year,
F
Just promise me you’ll understand…
G C
That my home is here.
F G C
I don’t mean in this flat or on this sofa,
F G C
I’m home when I hold ya.
[VERSE]
C Am
We could move out to the suburbs, and have a couple of kids,
F G
Find somewhere safe to raise them up, preferably by the beach.
C Am
Because I know you love the ocean baby, I know you love the sea,
F G
Well you know that I love you, and I know you love me.
C Am
And with that we can do, whatever we want,
F G
The future is an oyster, we’re the Tabasco sauce.
C Am
With a little bit of luck, and a little squeeze of lemon,
F G C
We can enjoy the adventures, of our whole lives together.
[CHORUS]
F G C Am/B Am
And when we both get a Sunday at home my love,
F G C Am/B Am
It’s the best day for the both of us.
F G C Am/B Am
I know I’ve been away a lot this year,
F
Just promise me you’ll understand…
G C
That my home is here.
F G C
I don’t mean in this city or this country,
F G C
I’m home when you hold me.
F G C
I’m home when you hold me.
[INSTRUMENTAL]
C, Am, F, G x3
C, C
[CHORUS]
F G C Am/B Am
And when we both get a Sunday at home my love,
F G C Am/B Am
It’s the best day for the both of us.
F G C Am/B Am
I know I’ve been away a lot this year,
F
Just promise me you’ll understand…
G C
That my home is here.
F G C
Wherever on Earth that may be,
F G C
I’m home when you hold me.
F G C
I’m home when you hold me.
F, G, C
C Am F G
[VERSE]
C Am
Baby, baby, baby, when are you coming home?
F G
I’m just laying on the sofa, watching Netflix on my own.
C Am
And I miss you really badly, which is strange because,
F G
You’ve only been gone for ten minutes; you just nipped out to the shops.
C Am
And I changed my mind the minute that you walked out of the door,
F G
Now I wish that I did come with you out to the local Spar.
C Am
Where you’re loading up the basket for the both of us,
F G
I’m a-lazing round the flat in my boxer shorts.
[CHORUS]
F G C Am/B Am
But when we both get a Sunday at home my love,
F G C Am/B Am
It’s the best day for the both of us.
F G C Am/B Am
I know I’ve been away a lot this year,
F
Just promise me you’ll understand…
G C
That my home is here.
F G C
I don’t mean in this flat or on this sofa,
F G C
I’m home when I hold ya.
[VERSE]
C Am
We could move out to the suburbs, and have a couple of kids,
F G
Find somewhere safe to raise them up, preferably by the beach.
C Am
Because I know you love the ocean baby, I know you love the sea,
F G
Well you know that I love you, and I know you love me.
C Am
And with that we can do, whatever we want,
F G
The future is an oyster, we’re the Tabasco sauce.
C Am
With a little bit of luck, and a little squeeze of lemon,
F G C
We can enjoy the adventures, of our whole lives together.
[CHORUS]
F G C Am/B Am
And when we both get a Sunday at home my love,
F G C Am/B Am
It’s the best day for the both of us.
F G C Am/B Am
I know I’ve been away a lot this year,
F
Just promise me you’ll understand…
G C
That my home is here.
F G C
I don’t mean in this city or this country,
F G C
I’m home when you hold me.
F G C
I’m home when you hold me.
[INSTRUMENTAL]
C, Am, F, G x3
C, C
[CHORUS]
F G C Am/B Am
And when we both get a Sunday at home my love,
F G C Am/B Am
It’s the best day for the both of us.
F G C Am/B Am
I know I’ve been away a lot this year,
F
Just promise me you’ll understand…
G C
That my home is here.
F G C
Wherever on Earth that may be,
F G C
I’m home when you hold me.
F G C
I’m home when you hold me.
F, G, C
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