Biography:
John Cale, OBE (born 9 March 1942) is a Welsh musician, composer, singer-songwriter and record producer. He was a founding member of the experimental rock band The Velvet Underground in early 1965. Though best known for his work in rock music, Cale has worked in various genres including drone and classical. Since departing from the Velvet Underground in 1968 he has released over thirty albums. Of his solo work, he is perhaps best known for his 1973 album 'Paris 1919' and the song of the same name
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Other songs:
- All I Want Is You
- Amsterdam
- Andalucia
- Antarctica Starts Here
- Bamboo Floor
- Barracuda
- Big White Cloud
- Bring It On Up
- Buffalo Ballet
- Cable Hogue
- Changes Made
- Charlemagne
- Childs Christmas In Wales
- China Sea
- Chinese Envoy
- Coral Moon
- Dancing Undercover
- Dying On The Vine
- Fear Is A Mans Best Friend
- Gideons Bible
- Graham Greene
- Half Past France
- Hallelujah
- Hanky Panky Nohow
- Hedda Gabler
- Helen Of Troy
- I Keep A Close Watch
- Im Not The Loving Kind
- Macbeth
- Magic And Lies
- Mr Wilson
- My Maria
- Paris 1919
- Perfect
- Please
- Set Me Free
- Ski Patrol
- So What
- Sylvia Said
- Taking It All Away
- Taking Your Life In Your Hands
- The Endless Plain Of Fortune
- The Man Who Couldnt Afford To Orgy
- You Know More Than I Know
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One of my favourite John Cale songs from my favourite John Cale album - Paris 1919.
G D
I suppose I'm glad I'm on this train
C
And it's long
G
Somewhere between Dunkirk and Paris
D
Most people here are still asleep
C
But I'm awake
D G
Looking out from here at half-past France
D
Things are much different here than Norway
C
Not so cold
G
Wonder when we’ll be in Dundee
D
Old hollweg knows his way around
C
He’s no fool
G
Wish I’d get to see my son again
D C D C
From here on it’s got to be
D C D C
A simple case of them or me
D C D
If they’re alive then I am dead
C F
Pray God and eat your daily bread
F
Take your time
G
We’re so far away
D
Floating in this bay
G F
We’re so far away from home
F C G
Where we belong
G D C
I’m not afraid now of the dark anymore
G
And many mountains now are molehills
D
Back in Berlin they’re all well fed
C
I don’t care
G
People always bored me anyway
D C D C
From here on it’s got to be
D C D C
A simple case of them or me
D C D
If they’re alive then I am dead
C F
Pray God and eat your daily bread
F
Take your time
G
We’re so far away
D
Floating in this bay
G
We’re so far away
D
Floating in this bay
... these two lines repeat to fade
G D
I suppose I'm glad I'm on this train
C
And it's long
G
Somewhere between Dunkirk and Paris
D
Most people here are still asleep
C
But I'm awake
D G
Looking out from here at half-past France
D
Things are much different here than Norway
C
Not so cold
G
Wonder when we’ll be in Dundee
D
Old hollweg knows his way around
C
He’s no fool
G
Wish I’d get to see my son again
D C D C
From here on it’s got to be
D C D C
A simple case of them or me
D C D
If they’re alive then I am dead
C F
Pray God and eat your daily bread
F
Take your time
G
We’re so far away
D
Floating in this bay
G F
We’re so far away from home
F C G
Where we belong
G D C
I’m not afraid now of the dark anymore
G
And many mountains now are molehills
D
Back in Berlin they’re all well fed
C
I don’t care
G
People always bored me anyway
D C D C
From here on it’s got to be
D C D C
A simple case of them or me
D C D
If they’re alive then I am dead
C F
Pray God and eat your daily bread
F
Take your time
G
We’re so far away
D
Floating in this bay
G
We’re so far away
D
Floating in this bay
... these two lines repeat to fade
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