Biography:
Jonathan Edwards (born July 28, 1946, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA) is an artist, musician, folk singer, songwriter and performer, perhaps best known for his crossover folk singles "Sunshine" and "Shanty".
With fellow student musician, Malcolm McKinney, he formed the eclectic rock band St James Doorknob. Later, Edwards and McKinney met guitarist and blues harp player, Joe Dolce, and formed a band that was to become the most popular blues-rock band in Southern Ohio
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Carolina Caroline
Jonathan Edwards
capo III
Feel free to modify this.. flows nicely
[G] Don't tell me about your [Bm] fame
[C] And your treasures by their [G] names
[G] I must tell you from the [Bm] start
Of the [C] pleasure in my [G] heart
I have been [G] calling to the ocean
From a [C] cold and windy [G] shore
But I [Am] never, no I [Cm] never
heard it [Bm] calling Carolina [G] before
[G] I heard the ocean calling your [Am7] name
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline
[G] I never will be the [Am7] same
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline
[G] Don't tell me about your [Bm] home
And your [C] silver brush and [G] comb
[G] I must take you by your [Bm] hand
And [C] show to you this [G] land
But this old [G] wagon, she's no carriage
With her [C] six golden horses in [G] hand
But we can [Am] listen, we can [Cm] listen
To [Bm] Caroline upon the [G] sand
[G] I heard the ocean calling your [Am7] name
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline
[G] I never will be the [Am7] same
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline
But this old [G] wagon, she's no carriage
With her [C] six golden horses in [G] hand
But we can [Am] listen, we can [Cm] listen
To [Bm] Caroline upon the [G] sand
[G] I heard the ocean calling your [Am7] name
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline
I [G] never will be the [Am7] same
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline.
Jonathan Edwards
capo III
Feel free to modify this.. flows nicely
[G] Don't tell me about your [Bm] fame
[C] And your treasures by their [G] names
[G] I must tell you from the [Bm] start
Of the [C] pleasure in my [G] heart
I have been [G] calling to the ocean
From a [C] cold and windy [G] shore
But I [Am] never, no I [Cm] never
heard it [Bm] calling Carolina [G] before
[G] I heard the ocean calling your [Am7] name
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline
[G] I never will be the [Am7] same
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline
[G] Don't tell me about your [Bm] home
And your [C] silver brush and [G] comb
[G] I must take you by your [Bm] hand
And [C] show to you this [G] land
But this old [G] wagon, she's no carriage
With her [C] six golden horses in [G] hand
But we can [Am] listen, we can [Cm] listen
To [Bm] Caroline upon the [G] sand
[G] I heard the ocean calling your [Am7] name
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline
[G] I never will be the [Am7] same
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline
But this old [G] wagon, she's no carriage
With her [C] six golden horses in [G] hand
But we can [Am] listen, we can [Cm] listen
To [Bm] Caroline upon the [G] sand
[G] I heard the ocean calling your [Am7] name
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline
I [G] never will be the [Am7] same
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline
[D] Carolina [Cm] Caroline.
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