Biography:
Jackson Browne (born Clyde Jackson Browne; October 9, 1948) is an American singer and songwriter. First coming to prominence in the 70s, the rock musician has had a long career and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004.
Browne was born in Heidelberg, Germany, where American serviceman father was stationed. Browne moved to the Highland Park district of Los Angeles, California at an early age and soon began singing folk music locally. In 1966, his major career began as a part of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.
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I thought I was a child – Jackson Browne (Album: For Everyman)
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Intro:
|F Fsus4| F |Dm |Bb |
|F |Am7 |Bb |C |
|Bb C |F |Bb |F |
|Bb |Am |Gm |C7 A7/C#|
|Dm |Bb |F |F |
F Dm Bb
It's such a clever innocence with which you do your sorcery
F Am7 Bb C
As if somehow the years just bow and let that young girl go free
Bb C F Bb F
I thought I was a child until you turned and smiled
Bb Am Gm C A7/C#
I thought I knew where I was going until I heard your laughter flowing
Dm Bb F Bb F
And came upon the wisdom in your eyes
C C/Bb Am7 Gm7(11) C
Surprise!
F Bb
I've spent my whole life running 'round
F Bb
Chasing songs from town to town
F Am Bb C
Thinking I'd be free so long as I never let love slow me down
Bb C F Bb F
So lonely and so wild until you turned and smiled
Bb Am7
By now I should have long been gone
Gm C A7/C#
But here I am still looking on
Dm Bb F
As if I didn't know which way to run
Solo:
|C |Bb |Am |D |
|Gm |C |F |A7 |
|Dm |Bb |Dm |Bb |
|Dm |Bb |F |C |
F Dm Bb
It's such a clever innocence with which you show myself to me
F Am7 Bb C
As if you know how it feels to never be who you wanted to be
Bb C F Bb F
I thought I was a child until you turned and smiled
Bb Am Gm C A7/C#
I thought that I was free but I'm just one more prisoner of time
Dm Bb F
Alone within the boundaries of my mind
|Bb |F/A |Gm |C |
Bb C Dm7
I thought I was a child
Tabbed by Gerard Koot (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Email: [email protected]
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Intro:
|F Fsus4| F |Dm |Bb |
|F |Am7 |Bb |C |
|Bb C |F |Bb |F |
|Bb |Am |Gm |C7 A7/C#|
|Dm |Bb |F |F |
F Dm Bb
It's such a clever innocence with which you do your sorcery
F Am7 Bb C
As if somehow the years just bow and let that young girl go free
Bb C F Bb F
I thought I was a child until you turned and smiled
Bb Am Gm C A7/C#
I thought I knew where I was going until I heard your laughter flowing
Dm Bb F Bb F
And came upon the wisdom in your eyes
C C/Bb Am7 Gm7(11) C
Surprise!
F Bb
I've spent my whole life running 'round
F Bb
Chasing songs from town to town
F Am Bb C
Thinking I'd be free so long as I never let love slow me down
Bb C F Bb F
So lonely and so wild until you turned and smiled
Bb Am7
By now I should have long been gone
Gm C A7/C#
But here I am still looking on
Dm Bb F
As if I didn't know which way to run
Solo:
|C |Bb |Am |D |
|Gm |C |F |A7 |
|Dm |Bb |Dm |Bb |
|Dm |Bb |F |C |
F Dm Bb
It's such a clever innocence with which you show myself to me
F Am7 Bb C
As if you know how it feels to never be who you wanted to be
Bb C F Bb F
I thought I was a child until you turned and smiled
Bb Am Gm C A7/C#
I thought that I was free but I'm just one more prisoner of time
Dm Bb F
Alone within the boundaries of my mind
|Bb |F/A |Gm |C |
Bb C Dm7
I thought I was a child
Tabbed by Gerard Koot (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Email: [email protected]
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