Biografía:
John Paul Cooper (Middleton, Manchester, 2 de Noviembre de 1983), mejor conocido como JP Cooper, es un cantante y compositor inglés. Es reconocido por aparecer en el sencillo de Jonas Blue "Perfect Strangers". La canción recibió certificación de platino en el Reino Unido. Su segundo sencillo en solitario es "September Song".
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Otras canciones:
- Colour Me In Gold
- September Song
- We Were Raised Under Grey Skies
- All This Love
- Beneath The Street Lights And The Moon
- Birthday
- Cheerleader
- Closer
- Harry Hippie
- In The Silence
- Keep The Quiet Out
- Masterpiece
- Mommas Prayers
- Party
- Passport Home
- Shes On My Mind
- The Only Reason
- Wait
- What Went Wrong
- Whenever You Hold Me
¡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!
NOTE: It's better to be played bar chords
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[Intro]
Em
[Verse 1]
Em C
We got a problem, sitting in front of two piles of albums
D
We were so happy the times that we bought them
C
All that we know about love is in them
Em
All that we have learned
C
Helping you out when I don't even wanna
D
Carrying boxes and memories for ya'
C
I'm not a smoker but now I'm searching
For a light
[Chorus]
Em
Now, we're having a party
C
And all our friends are having a laugh, hey
D
But it's not so funny to me
C
When morning comes, you'll be gone
[Verse 2]
Em C
We got a problem, they playing our song but we're done with the dancing
D
It won't be long before everyone's asking
C
Wishing that we could still talk about it
Em
Look at all that we have got
C
Your decisions will come back to haunt ya'
D
And I'll be the ghost of a lover who lost it
C
Is there a way we can talk about it?
Oh no
[Chorus]
Em
Now, we're having a party
C
And all our friends are having a laugh, hey
D
But it's not so funny to me
C
When morning comes, you'll be gone
Em
We're just having a party
C
But it's feeling like a funeral, hey
D
But nobody konws it to me
Bm
When morning comes, you'll be gone, oh-ooh
[Bridge]
Em
That's when the music stops
C
And I see faces drop
D
I'm beside myself, have you forgot
Bm
All that we've been through?
[Chorus]
Em
We're just having a party
C
But it's feeling like a funeral, hey
D
Seen so much in here
C
When morning comes, you'll be gone, you'll be gone
Em
We're just having a party
C
But it's feeling like a funeral
D Bm
Seen so much in here
Don't forget to rate!
[Intro]
Em
[Verse 1]
Em C
We got a problem, sitting in front of two piles of albums
D
We were so happy the times that we bought them
C
All that we know about love is in them
Em
All that we have learned
C
Helping you out when I don't even wanna
D
Carrying boxes and memories for ya'
C
I'm not a smoker but now I'm searching
For a light
[Chorus]
Em
Now, we're having a party
C
And all our friends are having a laugh, hey
D
But it's not so funny to me
C
When morning comes, you'll be gone
[Verse 2]
Em C
We got a problem, they playing our song but we're done with the dancing
D
It won't be long before everyone's asking
C
Wishing that we could still talk about it
Em
Look at all that we have got
C
Your decisions will come back to haunt ya'
D
And I'll be the ghost of a lover who lost it
C
Is there a way we can talk about it?
Oh no
[Chorus]
Em
Now, we're having a party
C
And all our friends are having a laugh, hey
D
But it's not so funny to me
C
When morning comes, you'll be gone
Em
We're just having a party
C
But it's feeling like a funeral, hey
D
But nobody konws it to me
Bm
When morning comes, you'll be gone, oh-ooh
[Bridge]
Em
That's when the music stops
C
And I see faces drop
D
I'm beside myself, have you forgot
Bm
All that we've been through?
[Chorus]
Em
We're just having a party
C
But it's feeling like a funeral, hey
D
Seen so much in here
C
When morning comes, you'll be gone, you'll be gone
Em
We're just having a party
C
But it's feeling like a funeral
D Bm
Seen so much in here
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