Biografía:
Tom Peter Odell es un cantante y compositor británico. Lanzo su debut Another Love en el 2012, su primer material discográfico Long Way Down salió a la luz el 24 de junio del 2013, Odell firmo con una importante imprenta de Columbia Records dirigida por Lily Allen bajo el nombre de In The Name Of. Hizo su primera presentación en televisión en el famoso programa de Later…With Jools Holland.
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Otras canciones:
- Another Love
- Can't Pretend
- Grow Old With Me
- Heal
- Hold Me
- I Know
- Long Way Down
- Magnetized
- Sense
- Supposed To Be
- Behind The Rose
- Best Of Friends
- Better
- Cant Pretend
- Concrete
- Constellations
- Cruel
- Daddy
- Dont Belong In Hollywood
- Dont Tell Her
- Elizabeth
- Entertainment
- Go Tell Her Now
- Half As Good As You
- Here I Am
- I Knew You Were Trouble
- I Thought I Knew What Love Was
- If You Wanna Love Somebody
- Jealousy
- Jubilee Road
- Just Getting Used To Being On My Own
- Little Darling
- Magnetised
- Make The Moment Last
- Mystery
- Parties
- Queen Of Diamonds
- Real Love
- See If I Care
- She Dont Belong To Me
- Silhouette
- Sirens
- Somehow
- Son Of An Only Child
- Sorrow
- Sparrow
- Spending All My Christmas With You Next Year
- Stay Tonight
- Still Getting Used To Being On My Own
- Storms
- Till I Lost
- True Colours
- Valium Come And Gone
- Wedding Day
- Wrong Crowd
- Youre Gonna Break My Heart Tonight
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Tom Odell - Jubilee Road
Capo 6th fret (transpose +6 for capoless version)
[Intro]
F C F C Am D G
F C F C Am D G
[Verse 1]
F C F C Am D G
It’s a late Friday night, the street lamps are shining up in my-- bedroom.
F C F C Am D G
There’s a mighty big fight between the thunder and lightning, I wonder who-- will lose.
E7 Am F G
There’s a party balloon and I ain’t been invited.
E7 Am F G
Hey, look at that moon, there ain’t nothing like it.
C E7 F D
All grey and gold
C G F C F C
Down on Jubilee Road.
[Verse 2]
F C F C Am D G
Can see Mr. Bouvier, in his two-bedroom basement in his purple dungarees.
F C F C Am D G
He’s grumpy and he’s grey, always sweeping off the pavement cigarettes and leaves.
E7 Am F G
His kid’s up in China and his wife’s up in heaven.
E7 Am F G
Always I wave, ‘cause he’s got this expression
C E7 F D
That he’s so-- alone
C G F C F C
Down on Jubilee Road.
[Refrain]
Am D G C
Oh-- I think tomorrow night I will knock on his door and hear all about his life,
E7 Am Bb
Because I think that’s the kind of thing that I might like when I’m old,
F
When I’m old.
[Verse 3]
F C F C Am D G
There’s Max and there’s Maude in the house by the station, call them my-- best friends.
F C F C Am D G
But he drinks like a horse, and she don’t appreciate it, all this money he seems to spend.
E7 Am F G
I can hear them tonight; he can’t find no vocation.
E7 Am F G
And the neighbours they sigh, at that new generation
C E7 Am D
Just getting stoned
C G F C F C
Down on Jubilee Road.
[Refrain]
Am D G C
Oh, I think in the summertime I will call you up make everything alright,
E7 Am Bb
And we’ll fill up our cups with that bitter wine, and I’ll show you,
F
I’ll show you..
[Verse 4]
F C F C Am D G
The mice are still here, your wardrobe’s still empty, and the walls are still paper thin.
F C F C Am D G
And the neighbours my dear, well I think they still hate me for all these songs I endlessly sing.
E7 Am F G
Because it ain’t no perfect street, I ain’t no perfect lover,
E7 Am F G
And life it is brief, I don’t think we get no other.
C E7 Am D
Come back home,
C G Am D
Down on Jubilee Road.
C G F C
Down on Jubilee Road.
Capo 6th fret (transpose +6 for capoless version)
[Intro]
F C F C Am D G
F C F C Am D G
[Verse 1]
F C F C Am D G
It’s a late Friday night, the street lamps are shining up in my-- bedroom.
F C F C Am D G
There’s a mighty big fight between the thunder and lightning, I wonder who-- will lose.
E7 Am F G
There’s a party balloon and I ain’t been invited.
E7 Am F G
Hey, look at that moon, there ain’t nothing like it.
C E7 F D
All grey and gold
C G F C F C
Down on Jubilee Road.
[Verse 2]
F C F C Am D G
Can see Mr. Bouvier, in his two-bedroom basement in his purple dungarees.
F C F C Am D G
He’s grumpy and he’s grey, always sweeping off the pavement cigarettes and leaves.
E7 Am F G
His kid’s up in China and his wife’s up in heaven.
E7 Am F G
Always I wave, ‘cause he’s got this expression
C E7 F D
That he’s so-- alone
C G F C F C
Down on Jubilee Road.
[Refrain]
Am D G C
Oh-- I think tomorrow night I will knock on his door and hear all about his life,
E7 Am Bb
Because I think that’s the kind of thing that I might like when I’m old,
F
When I’m old.
[Verse 3]
F C F C Am D G
There’s Max and there’s Maude in the house by the station, call them my-- best friends.
F C F C Am D G
But he drinks like a horse, and she don’t appreciate it, all this money he seems to spend.
E7 Am F G
I can hear them tonight; he can’t find no vocation.
E7 Am F G
And the neighbours they sigh, at that new generation
C E7 Am D
Just getting stoned
C G F C F C
Down on Jubilee Road.
[Refrain]
Am D G C
Oh, I think in the summertime I will call you up make everything alright,
E7 Am Bb
And we’ll fill up our cups with that bitter wine, and I’ll show you,
F
I’ll show you..
[Verse 4]
F C F C Am D G
The mice are still here, your wardrobe’s still empty, and the walls are still paper thin.
F C F C Am D G
And the neighbours my dear, well I think they still hate me for all these songs I endlessly sing.
E7 Am F G
Because it ain’t no perfect street, I ain’t no perfect lover,
E7 Am F G
And life it is brief, I don’t think we get no other.
C E7 Am D
Come back home,
C G Am D
Down on Jubilee Road.
C G F C
Down on Jubilee Road.
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