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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Other songs:
- Late For The Sky
- Lawyers In Love
- Sky Blue And Black
- The Birds Of St Marks
- These Days
- Running On Empty
- A Child In These Hills
- Alive In The World
- All Good Things
- Barricades Of Heaven
- Before The Deluge
- Boulevard
- Call It A Loan
- Casino Nation
- Cocaine
- Colors Of The Sun
- Daddys Tune
- Doctor My Eyes
- Enough Of The Night
- Everywhere I Go
- Farther On
- For A Dancer
- For America
- For Everyman
- Fountain Of Sorrow
- From Silver Lake
- From Silverlake
- Fuse
- Giving That Heaven Away
- Going Down To Cuba
- Here Come Those Tears Again
- Hold Out
- I Thought I Was A Child
- If I Could Be Anywhere
- Ill Do Anything
- Im Alive
- In The Shape Of A Heart
- Jamaica Say You Will
- Just Say Yeah
- Late Show
- Leaving Winslow
- Linda Paloma
- Live Nude Cabaret
- Lives In The Balance
- Looking Into You
- Love Needs A Heart
- Miles Away
- My Problem Is You
- Nothing But Time
- Of Missing Persons
- Off Of Wonderland
- Only Child
- Our Lady Of The Well
- Ready Or Not
- Red Neck Friend
- Redneck Friend
- Road
- Rock Me On The Water
- Rosie
- Shaky Town
- Sleeps Dark And Silent Gate
- Soldier Of Plenty
- Somebodys Baby
- Something Fine
- Song For Adam
- Standing In The Breach
- Stay
- Take It Easy
- Take This Rain
- Tender Is The Night
- The Barricades Of Heaven
- The Crow On The Cradle
- The Load
- The Naked Ride Home
- The Next Voice You Hear
- The Night Inside Me
- The Pretender
- The Rebel Jesus
- The Road
- The Road And The Sky
- The Times Youve Come
- The Word Justice
- Time The Conqueror
- Under A Falling Sky
- You Love The Thunder
- Your Bright Baby Blues
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{The Road}
{Jackson Browne}
[Verse 1]
[G]Highways and Dancehalls,
a [Am7] song takes you far
[G]You write about the m[Em]oon
and you d[C]ream about the st[Am]ars...
[G]Blues in old motel rooms,
g[Am7] irls in daddy's cars
[G]You sing about the n[Em]ight
and you l[C]augh about the sc[Am]ars...
[G]Coffee in the morning,
C[Am7] ocaine afternoons
[G]You talk about the w[Em]eather
and you gr[C]in about the r[Am]ooms...
[G]Phone calls long distance
to t[Am7] ell you how you've been
[G]You forget about the l[Em]osses,
you ex[C]aggerate the w[Am]ins...
[Chorus]
[Em]And when you st[Am7]op
to let them kn[Cm]ow you've got it d[C]own...
It's j[C]ust another t[Am7]own al[D7]ong the r[G]oad.
[Verse 2]
[G]Ladies come to see you,
if your n[Am7] ame still rings a bell
[G]They give you damn' near n[Em]othin'
and they'll s[C]ay they knew you w[Am]ell...
So you t[G]ell'em you'll remember,
but they kn[Am7] ow it's just a game
And al[G]ong the way their f[Em]aces
all beg[C]in to look the s[Am]ame...
[Chorus]
[Em]And when you st[Am7]op
to let them kn[Cm]ow you've got it d[C]own...
It's j[C]ust another t[Am7]own al[D7]ong the r[G]oad.
[Bridge]
Well it [G]isn't for the money
and it's [Am7] only for a while,
[G]You stalk about the r[Em]ooms
and you r[C]oll aw[ay the m[Am]iles...
[G]Gamblers in the neon,
cl[Am7] ingin' to guitars,
[G]You write about the m[Em]oon
and you're wr[C]ong about the st[Am]ars...
[Chorus]
[Em]And when you st[Am7]op
to let them kn[Cm]ow you've got it d[C]own...
It's j[C]ust another t[Am7]own al[D7]ong the r[G]oad.
{Jackson Browne}
[Verse 1]
[G]Highways and Dancehalls,
a [Am7] song takes you far
[G]You write about the m[Em]oon
and you d[C]ream about the st[Am]ars...
[G]Blues in old motel rooms,
g[Am7] irls in daddy's cars
[G]You sing about the n[Em]ight
and you l[C]augh about the sc[Am]ars...
[G]Coffee in the morning,
C[Am7] ocaine afternoons
[G]You talk about the w[Em]eather
and you gr[C]in about the r[Am]ooms...
[G]Phone calls long distance
to t[Am7] ell you how you've been
[G]You forget about the l[Em]osses,
you ex[C]aggerate the w[Am]ins...
[Chorus]
[Em]And when you st[Am7]op
to let them kn[Cm]ow you've got it d[C]own...
It's j[C]ust another t[Am7]own al[D7]ong the r[G]oad.
[Verse 2]
[G]Ladies come to see you,
if your n[Am7] ame still rings a bell
[G]They give you damn' near n[Em]othin'
and they'll s[C]ay they knew you w[Am]ell...
So you t[G]ell'em you'll remember,
but they kn[Am7] ow it's just a game
And al[G]ong the way their f[Em]aces
all beg[C]in to look the s[Am]ame...
[Chorus]
[Em]And when you st[Am7]op
to let them kn[Cm]ow you've got it d[C]own...
It's j[C]ust another t[Am7]own al[D7]ong the r[G]oad.
[Bridge]
Well it [G]isn't for the money
and it's [Am7] only for a while,
[G]You stalk about the r[Em]ooms
and you r[C]oll aw[ay the m[Am]iles...
[G]Gamblers in the neon,
cl[Am7] ingin' to guitars,
[G]You write about the m[Em]oon
and you're wr[C]ong about the st[Am]ars...
[Chorus]
[Em]And when you st[Am7]op
to let them kn[Cm]ow you've got it d[C]own...
It's j[C]ust another t[Am7]own al[D7]ong the r[G]oad.
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