Biography:
John Cale, OBE (born 9 March 1942) is a Welsh musician, composer, singer-songwriter and record producer. He was a founding member of the experimental rock band The Velvet Underground in early 1965. Though best known for his work in rock music, Cale has worked in various genres including drone and classical. Since departing from the Velvet Underground in 1968 he has released over thirty albums. Of his solo work, he is perhaps best known for his 1973 album 'Paris 1919' and the song of the same name
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Other songs:
- All I Want Is You
- Amsterdam
- Andalucia
- Antarctica Starts Here
- Bamboo Floor
- Barracuda
- Big White Cloud
- Bring It On Up
- Buffalo Ballet
- Cable Hogue
- Changes Made
- Charlemagne
- Childs Christmas In Wales
- China Sea
- Chinese Envoy
- Coral Moon
- Dancing Undercover
- Dying On The Vine
- Fear Is A Mans Best Friend
- Gideons Bible
- Graham Greene
- Half Past France
- Hallelujah
- Hanky Panky Nohow
- Hedda Gabler
- Helen Of Troy
- I Keep A Close Watch
- Im Not The Loving Kind
- Macbeth
- Magic And Lies
- Mr Wilson
- My Maria
- Paris 1919
- Perfect
- Please
- Set Me Free
- Ski Patrol
- So What
- Sylvia Said
- Taking It All Away
- Taking Your Life In Your Hands
- The Endless Plain Of Fortune
- The Man Who Couldnt Afford To Orgy
- You Know More Than I Know
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Em D Em
I've been chasing ghosts and I don't like it
Cmaj7 D G (B)
I wish someone would show me where to draw the line
Em D Em
I'd lay down my sword if you would take it
Am B (Am/F#)
And tell everyone back home I'm doing fine
Em D Em
I was with you down in Acapulco
Cmaj7 D G (B)
Trading clothing for some wine
Em D Em
Smelling like an old adobe woman
Am B (Am/F#)
Or a William Burroughs playing for lost time
G Em
I was thinking about my mother
G Em
I was thinking about what's mine
Am D G (Em)
I was living my life like a Hollywood
Am B
But I was dying on the vine
Em D Em
Who could sleep through all that noisy chatter
Cmaj7 D G (B)
The troops the celebrations in the sun
Em D Em
The authorities say my papers are all in order
Am B (Am/F#)
And if I wasn't such a coward I would run
Em D Em
Meet me when all the shooting's over
Cmaj7 D G (B)
Meet me on the other side of town
Em D Em
Yes you can bring all your friends along for protection
Am B
It's always nice to have them hanging around
G Em
I was thinking about my mother
G Em
I was thinking about what's mine
Am D G (Em)
I was living my life like a Hollywood
Am B
But I was dying on the vine
I've been chasing ghosts and I don't like it
Cmaj7 D G (B)
I wish someone would show me where to draw the line
Em D Em
I'd lay down my sword if you would take it
Am B (Am/F#)
And tell everyone back home I'm doing fine
Em D Em
I was with you down in Acapulco
Cmaj7 D G (B)
Trading clothing for some wine
Em D Em
Smelling like an old adobe woman
Am B (Am/F#)
Or a William Burroughs playing for lost time
G Em
I was thinking about my mother
G Em
I was thinking about what's mine
Am D G (Em)
I was living my life like a Hollywood
Am B
But I was dying on the vine
Em D Em
Who could sleep through all that noisy chatter
Cmaj7 D G (B)
The troops the celebrations in the sun
Em D Em
The authorities say my papers are all in order
Am B (Am/F#)
And if I wasn't such a coward I would run
Em D Em
Meet me when all the shooting's over
Cmaj7 D G (B)
Meet me on the other side of town
Em D Em
Yes you can bring all your friends along for protection
Am B
It's always nice to have them hanging around
G Em
I was thinking about my mother
G Em
I was thinking about what's mine
Am D G (Em)
I was living my life like a Hollywood
Am B
But I was dying on the vine
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John Coggins
John Coltrane
John Congleton a (...)
John Conlee
John Daoust
John David Kent
John David South (...)
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