Biography:
Bobby Cool has a vision which finds him on a ten-year journey into music, culminating with the release of his debut album, Light In The Dark.
The Alpharetta, Georgia native and Nashville, Tennessee resident, whose last name is in fact Cool, is thankful to be on redemption’s road. Despite only being in his twenties, he has lived a life seasoned with great personal failures and the reasoning behind the title for the album is layered with meaning; both deeply personal and spiritual.
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Capo 1st Fret
[Verse]
A
Well It's five o'clock sharp in the afternoon
E A
And i'm about to start singin' my leavin' tune
I'm hitting that door at a jail break speed
E
i've got a girl waitin' at home for me and I
[Chorus]
A E A D A E A
Can't get home, I can't get home, no I can't get home fast enough
[Verse]
E
I spend most of my day on the daily grind
A
If I come home late, she don't mind
E
I've got a full time job with a part time pay
A
But my bills stay paid anyway
D A
I just can't seem to catch a break after a long day
B7 E-F
And i'm stuck here in a line ten miles long and I
[Chorus]
A E A D A E A
Can't get home, I can't get home, no I can't get home fast enough
[Solo]
E A E A D A E A
[Verse]
E
Well it's the same old thing when i'm out of town
A
And I get to start to feelin' down
E
I get wound up tighter than a pair of jeans
A
That don't fit no more and bust out them seams
D
And I get thoughts of breaking loose
A
From being drug along like an old caboose
B7 E-F
But i'd be stuck on that line all alone and I
[Chorus]
A
Well It's five o'clock sharp in the afternoon
E A
And i'm about to start singin' my leavin' tune
I'm hitting that door at a jail break speed
E
i've got a girl waitin' at home for me and I
[Outro]
A E A D A E A E A
I can't get home, I can't get home, no I can't get home fast enough.
[Verse]
A
Well It's five o'clock sharp in the afternoon
E A
And i'm about to start singin' my leavin' tune
I'm hitting that door at a jail break speed
E
i've got a girl waitin' at home for me and I
[Chorus]
A E A D A E A
Can't get home, I can't get home, no I can't get home fast enough
[Verse]
E
I spend most of my day on the daily grind
A
If I come home late, she don't mind
E
I've got a full time job with a part time pay
A
But my bills stay paid anyway
D A
I just can't seem to catch a break after a long day
B7 E-F
And i'm stuck here in a line ten miles long and I
[Chorus]
A E A D A E A
Can't get home, I can't get home, no I can't get home fast enough
[Solo]
E A E A D A E A
[Verse]
E
Well it's the same old thing when i'm out of town
A
And I get to start to feelin' down
E
I get wound up tighter than a pair of jeans
A
That don't fit no more and bust out them seams
D
And I get thoughts of breaking loose
A
From being drug along like an old caboose
B7 E-F
But i'd be stuck on that line all alone and I
[Chorus]
A
Well It's five o'clock sharp in the afternoon
E A
And i'm about to start singin' my leavin' tune
I'm hitting that door at a jail break speed
E
i've got a girl waitin' at home for me and I
[Outro]
A E A D A E A E A
I can't get home, I can't get home, no I can't get home fast enough.
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