Biography:
Jeffrey Foucault (born January 1976 in Janesville, Wisconsin) is an American singer-songwriter grown out of the americana/folk troubadour tradition. Foucault's musical career was seeded at seventeen, when he began playing John Prine tunes on his father's beat up mail-order guitar, and spent long evenings in his bedroom, spinning piles of old records on a hand-me-down turntable. When he was 18 he stole a copy of Townes Van Zandt: Live and Obscure from a friend
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Other songs:
- 4 20 Blues
- Appeline
- Ballad Of Copper Junction A Journeymans Lament
- Battle Hymn
- City Flower
- Cold Satellite
- Cross Of The Flowers
- Des Moines
- Deserters Information Center
- Dont Look For Me
- Doubletree
- Dove And The Waterline
- Everybodys Famous
- Far From Me
- Geese Fly By
- Ghost Repeater
- Goners Most
- He Was In Heaven Before He Died
- Heart To The Husk
- Hello In There
- Hurricane Lamp
- I Dream An Old Lover
- I Love You And You Are A Fool
- Idaho
- Jesus Will Fix It For You
- Lodi
- Mesa Arizona
- Northbound 35
- Nothing I Wouldnt Do Except Stay
- One Part Love
- Paradise
- Passerines
- Pearl Handled Pistol
- Pretty Girl In A Small Town
- Slow Talker
- Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness
- Starlight And Static
- Street Light Halos
- Stripping Cane
- Sunrise In The Rearview
- Train To Jackson
- Unwed Fathers
- Walking At Dusk
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[Intro]
C F C F C F
[Verse]
C F C
Sunrise in the rearview
F
Falling down before
C F
Go west young man, it's something
G C
That you've never done before
[Verse]
F C
Morning fog out on the meadow
F
Corn at four foot high
C F
And every fountain of my youth
G F
Is just a well gone dry
[Chorus]
C
Now is the time of collection
F C
Now is the season undone
F C
Now is the winter of my discontent
G
Made glorious summer
F C F C F C
By your sun
[Verse]
F C
Pretty like a well worn bible
F
Pretty is just a word
C F
She's golden to the sun in September
G C
She's golden to the sun
[Verse]
F
It seems like I remember
C F
Her hair was long and brown
C F G
And sometimes she put on lipstick
C
When we went into town
[Verse]
F
And Iowa in Springtime
C F
Throws shadows on the ground
C F
Where the Mississippi River
G F G
Follows the railways down
[Bridge]
Am F G
And I'd follow you down the water
Am F G
Just to see you wet your hair
Am F G
I'd buy for you all the ocean
Am F G
All its glories you would wear
Am F G
And I'd follow you into the blue sky
Am F G
Just to see your angels shine
Am F G
And I'd buy for you all the wild blue and yonder
F
Just to make you mine
C F C F C F
Just to make you mine
[Verse]
C F
Sunrise in the rearview
C F
Falling down before
C F
Go west young man, it's something
G C
That you've never done before
[Verse]
F C
There's new mown hay at the roadside
F
And straw bales piled up
C F
And they'll be dry by mid-September
G F
So will I, with any luck
[Chorus]
C
Now is the time of collection
F C
Now is the season undone
F C
Now is the winter of my discontent
G
Made glorious summer
F
By your sun
[Outro]
C F C F C F C F
C F C F C F
[Verse]
C F C
Sunrise in the rearview
F
Falling down before
C F
Go west young man, it's something
G C
That you've never done before
[Verse]
F C
Morning fog out on the meadow
F
Corn at four foot high
C F
And every fountain of my youth
G F
Is just a well gone dry
[Chorus]
C
Now is the time of collection
F C
Now is the season undone
F C
Now is the winter of my discontent
G
Made glorious summer
F C F C F C
By your sun
[Verse]
F C
Pretty like a well worn bible
F
Pretty is just a word
C F
She's golden to the sun in September
G C
She's golden to the sun
[Verse]
F
It seems like I remember
C F
Her hair was long and brown
C F G
And sometimes she put on lipstick
C
When we went into town
[Verse]
F
And Iowa in Springtime
C F
Throws shadows on the ground
C F
Where the Mississippi River
G F G
Follows the railways down
[Bridge]
Am F G
And I'd follow you down the water
Am F G
Just to see you wet your hair
Am F G
I'd buy for you all the ocean
Am F G
All its glories you would wear
Am F G
And I'd follow you into the blue sky
Am F G
Just to see your angels shine
Am F G
And I'd buy for you all the wild blue and yonder
F
Just to make you mine
C F C F C F
Just to make you mine
[Verse]
C F
Sunrise in the rearview
C F
Falling down before
C F
Go west young man, it's something
G C
That you've never done before
[Verse]
F C
There's new mown hay at the roadside
F
And straw bales piled up
C F
And they'll be dry by mid-September
G F
So will I, with any luck
[Chorus]
C
Now is the time of collection
F C
Now is the season undone
F C
Now is the winter of my discontent
G
Made glorious summer
F
By your sun
[Outro]
C F C F C F C F
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