Biografía:
Jordan Carl Wheeler Davis (born March 30, 1988) is an American country music singer and songwriter signed to Universal Music Group Nashville's MCA Nashville division.
Davis was born in Shreveport, Louisiana, to mother Luwanna. He has a brother, Jacob Davis (who is also a country singer), and a sister, Jentry. His uncle, Stan Paul Davis, wrote Tracy Lawrence's hit singles "Today's Lonely Fool" and "Better Man, Better Off".
He began playing guitar when he was twelve years old.
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G Dsus4/F# Cadd9 Em7
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G|--0-----2---------0-------0----|
D|--0-----0---------2-------2----|
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E|--3-----2----------------------|
[Intro]
G Em7 G Em7
[Verse 1]
G
I'll miss the Quarter, the Magnolias and the Ponchartrain
Cadd9
And the French Market on a Saturday
I'll miss the feel of this place
G
I'll miss the bayou sunrise
The Mardi Gras and the Second Lines
Cadd9
Bourbon jazz, sidewalk kids
With bottlecap taps, dancing for tips
[Chorus]
G
But I'm leaving New Orleans
There's too much of you in this town
Em7
Your memory is like moss in the trees
Every corner it's just hanging around
Dsus/F#
Well, The Big Easy ain't so easy
Cadd9
Hard to say it but baby come morning
N.C.
I'll be rolling like the Mississippi leaving New Orleans
[Interlude]
G
[Verse 2]
G
I like highways
So maybe LA is the place for me
Cadd9
If I point these wheels toward the Hollywood sign
All those miles can clear my mind
G
Or I could watch a horse race on some bluegrass
Where Bourbon's made
Cadd9
Catch some rays in the Sunshine State
Hit Seattle if I need a little rain
[Chorus]
G
But I'm leaving New Orleans
There's too much of you in this town
Em7
Your memory is like moss in the trees
Every corner it's just hanging around
Dsus/F#
Well, The Big Easy ain't so easy
Cadd9
Hard to say it but baby come morning
G
I'll be rolling like the Mississippi leaving New Orleans
G Em7
[Bridge]
Dsus/F#
I guess our good times have rolled away
Cadd9
Well, laissez les bons temps rouler
[Chorus]
G
But I'm leaving New Orleans
There's too much of you in this town
Em7
Your memory is like moss in the trees
Every corner it's just hanging around
Dsus/F#
Well, The Big Easy ain't so easy
Cadd9
Hard to say it but baby come morning
[Final Chorus]
G
Yeah, I'm leaving New Orleans
There's too much of you in this town
Em7
Your memory is like moss in the trees
N.C.
Every corner it's just hanging around
Dsus/F#
Well, The Big Easy ain't so easy
Cadd9
Hard to say it but baby come morning
G
I'll be rolling like the Mississippi leaving New Orleans
[Outro]
Em7
Yeah I'm leaving New Orleans
G
Goodbye New Orleans
Em7
I'm leaving New Orleans
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B|--3-----3---------3-------3----|
G|--0-----2---------0-------0----|
D|--0-----0---------2-------2----|
A|--2-----0---------3-------2----|
E|--3-----2----------------------|
[Intro]
G Em7 G Em7
[Verse 1]
G
I'll miss the Quarter, the Magnolias and the Ponchartrain
Cadd9
And the French Market on a Saturday
I'll miss the feel of this place
G
I'll miss the bayou sunrise
The Mardi Gras and the Second Lines
Cadd9
Bourbon jazz, sidewalk kids
With bottlecap taps, dancing for tips
[Chorus]
G
But I'm leaving New Orleans
There's too much of you in this town
Em7
Your memory is like moss in the trees
Every corner it's just hanging around
Dsus/F#
Well, The Big Easy ain't so easy
Cadd9
Hard to say it but baby come morning
N.C.
I'll be rolling like the Mississippi leaving New Orleans
[Interlude]
G
[Verse 2]
G
I like highways
So maybe LA is the place for me
Cadd9
If I point these wheels toward the Hollywood sign
All those miles can clear my mind
G
Or I could watch a horse race on some bluegrass
Where Bourbon's made
Cadd9
Catch some rays in the Sunshine State
Hit Seattle if I need a little rain
[Chorus]
G
But I'm leaving New Orleans
There's too much of you in this town
Em7
Your memory is like moss in the trees
Every corner it's just hanging around
Dsus/F#
Well, The Big Easy ain't so easy
Cadd9
Hard to say it but baby come morning
G
I'll be rolling like the Mississippi leaving New Orleans
G Em7
[Bridge]
Dsus/F#
I guess our good times have rolled away
Cadd9
Well, laissez les bons temps rouler
[Chorus]
G
But I'm leaving New Orleans
There's too much of you in this town
Em7
Your memory is like moss in the trees
Every corner it's just hanging around
Dsus/F#
Well, The Big Easy ain't so easy
Cadd9
Hard to say it but baby come morning
[Final Chorus]
G
Yeah, I'm leaving New Orleans
There's too much of you in this town
Em7
Your memory is like moss in the trees
N.C.
Every corner it's just hanging around
Dsus/F#
Well, The Big Easy ain't so easy
Cadd9
Hard to say it but baby come morning
G
I'll be rolling like the Mississippi leaving New Orleans
[Outro]
Em7
Yeah I'm leaving New Orleans
G
Goodbye New Orleans
Em7
I'm leaving New Orleans
Jorge Ben
Jorge Cafrune
Jorge Drexler
Jorge E Mateus
Jorge Fandermole