Biografia:
Lou Doillon (born 4 September 1982) is a French model, singer, and actress. Her father is director Jacques Doillon and her mother is British actress and singer Jane Birkin.
In 2006 Doillon began writing music with friend and musician Chris Brenner. A song they wrote together, "The Girl Is Gone", was featured on the Visionaire Magazine special music issue and picture disk in 2007. Doillon sings, plays guitar, and writes lyrics; she released her first EP with Brenner, musician John Mitchell, and various artists.
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Dm
I wake up some mornings
Gm
Thank god not as often as i used to
Dm C
Slow and heavy from dreams with you
Bb
You've found a way back in
F
Once again my long lost friend
Gm
Funny to see that after all these years
C
I miss you the same
Dm Gm
So i drag myself to the corner café
Dm
And for a second i see you there
C
Like in the good old days
Bb
And i wonder what you're doing?
F
What are you up to these days?
Gm
I sometimes wish you would call me
C C
But then i wouldn't know what to say
Gm Bb
And i see you, in every cab that goes by, in the strangers
F C
At every cross road, in every bar
Gm Bb
I see you in every cab that goes by, in the strangers
F C
At every cross road, in every bar
Dm
It takes a glass or two
Gm
For it to settle down
Dm C
For your shadow to stop following me around
Bb
I find myself walking back
F
To all the places we knew
Gm
Dreaming and wishing
C C
To somehow run into you
Dm
And of course i wonder
Gm
Does it happen to you?
Dm C
Does my ghost ever come looking for you?
Bb
Cause all that's left now
F
Are my dreams and memories
Gm
But i'm glad you came through my life
C C
And put your stain on me
Gm Bb
And i see you, in every cab that goes by, in the strangers
F C
At every cross road, in every bar
Gm Bb
I see you in every cab that goes by, in the strangers
F C
At every cross road, in every bar
Dm
I wake up some mornings
Gm
Thank god not as often as i used to
Dm C
Slow and heavy from dreams with you
Bb
You've found a way back in
F
Once again my long lost friend
Gm
Funny to see that after all these years
C
I miss you the same
Dm Gm
So i drag myself to the corner café
Dm
And for a second i see you there
C
Like in the good old days
Bb
And i wonder what you're doing?
F
What are you up to these days?
Gm
I sometimes wish you would call me
C C
But then i wouldn't know what to say
Gm Bb
And i see you, in every cab that goes by, in the strangers
F C
At every cross road, in every bar
Gm Bb
I see you in every cab that goes by, in the strangers
F C
At every cross road, in every bar
Dm
It takes a glass or two
Gm
For it to settle down
Dm C
For your shadow to stop following me around
Bb
I find myself walking back
F
To all the places we knew
Gm
Dreaming and wishing
C C
To somehow run into you
Dm
And of course i wonder
Gm
Does it happen to you?
Dm C
Does my ghost ever come looking for you?
Bb
Cause all that's left now
F
Are my dreams and memories
Gm
But i'm glad you came through my life
C C
And put your stain on me
Gm Bb
And i see you, in every cab that goes by, in the strangers
F C
At every cross road, in every bar
Gm Bb
I see you in every cab that goes by, in the strangers
F C
At every cross road, in every bar
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