Biography:
Jamie Cullum (born 20 August 1979) is an English jazz singer-songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. Though he is a primarily a vocalist, he also accompanies himself on instruments including piano, guitar and drums.
Cullum was born in Romford, East London. He was brought up in Hullavington, Wiltshire, and educated at the independent fee-paying Grittleton House School and the sixth form at Sheldon School. He then went on to study English Literature, and minored in Film Studies, at Reading University where he graduated with First Class Honours.
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Other songs:
- Don’t Stop The Music
- I’m All Over It
- Twentysomething
- 21St Century Kid
- After Youve Gone
- All At Sea
- Blame It On My Youth
- But For Now
- Devil May Care
- Dont Let Me Be Misunderstood
- Dont Stop The Music
- Everlasting Love
- Everything You Didnt Do
- Grace Is Gone
- Gran Torino
- I Get A Kick Out Of You
- If I Never Sing Another Song
- If I Ruled The World
- Im All Over It
- Love Aint Gonna Let You Down
- Love Is In The Picture
- Mind Trick
- Mixtape
- My Yard
- Not While Im Around
- Oh God
- Photograph
- Pure Imagination
- Save Your Soul
- Singin In The Rain
- These Are The Days
- We Run Things
- What A Difference A Day Made
- What A Difference A Day Makes
- Wheels
- Why Do Today What You Can Do Tomorrow
- Wind Cries Mary
- You And Me Are Gone
- Youre Not The Only One
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One of my favorite of Cullum's songs, also the title of his second album.
F#m D7 F#m D7
F#m D7
After years of expensive education,
F#m G7
A car full of books and anticipation
F#m Em
I'm an expert on Shakespeare and that's a hell of a lot.
C#mb6 C7#11 F#m D7
But the world don't need scholars as much as I thought.
F#m D7 F#m
Maybe I'll go trav'ling for a year, finding myself,
G7
Or start a career.
F#m Em7
I could work for the poor, though I'm hungry for fame.
C#mb6 C7#11
We all seem so diff'rent but we're just the same.
F#m D7
Maybe go to the gym so I don't get fat.
F#m G7
Aren't things more easy with a tight six pack?
F#m Em7
Who knows the answers, who do you trust?
C#mb6 C7#11
I can't even separate love from lust.
F#m D7
Maybe move back home and pay off my loans,
F#m G7
Working nine to five, answering phones.
F#m Em7
Don't make me live for my friday nights,
C#mb6 C7#11
Drinking eight pints and getting in fights.
F#m D7 F#m D7 F#m D7 F#m D7 F#m D7
F#m Em7
I don't want to get up, just let me lie in;
C#mb6 C7#11 Bmaj7
Leave me alone, I'm a twenty-something.
F#maj7
Maybe I'll just fall in love.
Bmaj7 F#maj7
That could solve it all.
Bmaj7 F#maj7
Philosophers says that that's enough.
Dmaj7 C#aug7
There surely must be more.. oooo...
F#m D9 F#m
D7
Love ain't the answer, nor is work.
F#m G7
The truth eludes me so much it hurts.
F#m Em7
But I'm still having fun and I guess that's the key.
C#mb6 C7#11
I'm a twentysomething and I'll keep being me.
F#m D9
Do do and do do and do and do do do do
F#m
Do and do do and do and do do do do
D9
Do and do do and do and do do do do
F#m
Do and do do and do and do do do do
D9
Do and do do and do and do do do do
G7
Do and do do and do and do do do.
F#m D7 F#m D7
F#m D7
After years of expensive education,
F#m G7
A car full of books and anticipation
F#m Em
I'm an expert on Shakespeare and that's a hell of a lot.
C#mb6 C7#11 F#m D7
But the world don't need scholars as much as I thought.
F#m D7 F#m
Maybe I'll go trav'ling for a year, finding myself,
G7
Or start a career.
F#m Em7
I could work for the poor, though I'm hungry for fame.
C#mb6 C7#11
We all seem so diff'rent but we're just the same.
F#m D7
Maybe go to the gym so I don't get fat.
F#m G7
Aren't things more easy with a tight six pack?
F#m Em7
Who knows the answers, who do you trust?
C#mb6 C7#11
I can't even separate love from lust.
F#m D7
Maybe move back home and pay off my loans,
F#m G7
Working nine to five, answering phones.
F#m Em7
Don't make me live for my friday nights,
C#mb6 C7#11
Drinking eight pints and getting in fights.
F#m D7 F#m D7 F#m D7 F#m D7 F#m D7
F#m Em7
I don't want to get up, just let me lie in;
C#mb6 C7#11 Bmaj7
Leave me alone, I'm a twenty-something.
F#maj7
Maybe I'll just fall in love.
Bmaj7 F#maj7
That could solve it all.
Bmaj7 F#maj7
Philosophers says that that's enough.
Dmaj7 C#aug7
There surely must be more.. oooo...
F#m D9 F#m
D7
Love ain't the answer, nor is work.
F#m G7
The truth eludes me so much it hurts.
F#m Em7
But I'm still having fun and I guess that's the key.
C#mb6 C7#11
I'm a twentysomething and I'll keep being me.
F#m D9
Do do and do do and do and do do do do
F#m
Do and do do and do and do do do do
D9
Do and do do and do and do do do do
F#m
Do and do do and do and do do do do
D9
Do and do do and do and do do do do
G7
Do and do do and do and do do do.
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