Jake Bugg (born Jacob Edwin Charles Kennedy 1994 in Nottingham) is an English singer , musician and songwriter born to musical parents who separated when he was young. His father was a nurse and his name was Bugg, and his mother worked in sales, both parents having previously made recordings. Jake grew up in the Clifton council estate of Nottingham and started playing guitar at the age of 12 after being introduced to the instrument by his uncle Mark.
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Verse:
DbGbDb Johnny deals a bit of blow on the side
GbDb Thinks that he's invincible, hates a fight
GbDb Jenny walks the streets alone she was fine
GbDb But she got kicked out of her home in hard times
Chorus:
Gb The messed up kids are on the corner
With no money
They sell their time they sell their drugs
They sell their body
B And everywhere I see a sea of empty pockets
Beautiful girls with eyes so dark within their sockets
Bbm So far away
Gb It's a washed out Saturday
Bbm The sky all pastel shades
Gb Under breeze block palisades
Verse:
DbGbDb Lights are smashed, the streets are closed in the town
GbDb Places no one really goes to hang around
GbDb Give up on us long ago with no hope
GbDb All you hear's the cold wind blow and get stoned
Chorus:
Gb The messed up kids are on the corner
With no money
They sell their time they sell their drugs
They sell their body
B And everywhere I see a sea of empty pockets
Beautiful girls with eyes so dark within their sockets
Bbm So far away
Gb It's a washed out Saturday
Bbm The sky all pastel shades
F Under breeze block palisades
Chorus:
Gb The messed up kids are on the corner
With no money
They sell their time they sell their drugs
They sell their body
B And everywhere I see a sea of empty pockets
Beautiful girls with eyes so dark within their sockets
Bbm So far away
Gb It's a washed out Saturday
Bbm The sky all pastel shades
F Under breeze block palisades