Biography:
James Vernon Taylor (born March 12, 1948) is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist. A five-time Grammy Award winner, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2000. He is one of the best-selling music artists of all time, having sold more than 100 million records worldwide.
Taylor achieved his breakthrough in 1970 with the No. 3 single "Fire and Rain" and had his first No. 1 hit the following year with "You've Got a Friend", a recording of Carole King's classic song.
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Other songs:
- Birthday Song
- Carolina In My Mind
- Country Road
- Fading Away
- Fire And Rain
- How Sweet It Is
- How Sweet It Is (to Be Loved By You)
- Jump Up Behind Me
- Jump Up Behing Me
- Shower The People
- Something In The Way She Moves
- Sweet Baby James
- Wandering
- You've Gotta Friend
- You’ve Got A Friend
- A Junkies Lament
- Ananas
- Angels Of Fenway
- Another Day
- Another Grey Morning
- Anywhere Like Heaven
- Auld Lang Syne
- Bartenders Blues
- Before This World
- Before This Worldjolly Springtime
- Blossom
- Boatman
- Brighten Your Night With My Day
- Bsur
- Captain Jims Drunken Dream
- Copperline
- Crying In The Rain
- Daddys All Gone
- Daddys Baby
- Dont Let Me
- Dont Let Me Be Lonely Tonight
- Dont Talk Now
- Enough To Be On Your Way
- Everybody Has The Blues
- Everybody Loves To Cha Cha Cha
- Everyday
- Far Afghanistan
- Frozen Man
- Gaia
- Golden Moments
- Handy Man
- Hangnail
- Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
- Hello Old Friend
- Her Town Too
- Hey Mister
- Hey Mister Thats Me Up On The Jukebox
- Highway Song
- Hows The World Treating You
- I Was A Fool To Care
- In The Bleak Midwinter
- Isnt It Nice To Be Home Again
- Its Growing
- Ive Got To Stop Thinkin Bout That
- Jelly Man Kelly
- Johnny Has Gone For A Soldier
- Lighthouse
- Like Everyone She Knows
- Line Em Up
- Little More Time With You
- Long Ago And Far Away
- Looking For Love On Broadway
- Machine Gun Kelly
- Mexico
- Millworker
- Mockingbird
- Mona
- Montana
- Mud Slide Slim
- Music
- My Romance
- My Traveling Star
- My Travelling Star
- Never Die Young
- New Tune
- Nobody But You
- Oh Susanna
- Oh Susannah
- One Morning In May
- Only One
- Our Town
- Places In My Past
- Riding On A Railroad
- Sarah Maria
- Secret Of Life
- She Thinks I Still Care
- Shed A Little Light
- Snowtime
- Soldiers
- Song For You Far Away
- Steamroller
- Steamroller Blues
- Stretch Of The Highway
- Suite For 20G
- Summer Breeze
- Sunny Skies
- That Lonesome Road
- The Kings Shilling
- There We Are
- Today Today Today
- Up On The Roof
- Walking Man
- Walking My Baby Back Home
- Watchin Over Me
- Water Is Wide
- Who Comes This Night
- Wild Mountain Thyme
- With A Little Help From My Friends
- Woodstock
- You And I Again
- You Can Close Your Eyes
- You Make It Easy
- Your Smiling Face
- Youve Got A Friend
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Country Road - James Taylor
[Verse 1]
D C G
Take to the highway, won't you lend me your name
D C G
Your way and my way seem to be one and the same
Em7 A
Momma don't understand it
Em7 A
She wants to know where I been
Em7 A
I'd have to be some kind of natural born fool
C(9) G
To want to pass that way again
D C G
But you know I could feel it
D C G D
On a country road
[Verse 2]
D C G
Sail on home to Jesus, won't you good girls and boys
D C G
I'm all in pieces, you can have your own choice
Em7 A
But I can hear a heavenly band full of angels
Em7 A
And they're a comin' to set me free
Em7 A
I don't know nothin' bout the why or when
C(9) G
But I can tell you that it's bound to be
D C G
Because I could feel it, child, yeah
D C G D
On a country road
[Bridge]
Dm7 G D C G D
I guess my feet know where they want me to go
D
Walkin' on a country road
[Verse 3]
D C G
Take to the highway, won't you lend me your name
D C G
Your way and my way seem to be one and the same, child
Em7 A
Momma don't understand it
Em7 A
She wants to know where I been
Em7 A
I'd have to be some kind of natural born fool
C(9) G
To want to pass that way again
D C G
But I could feel it, no
D C G D
On a country road
[Outro]
D C
Walk on down, walk on down, walk on down
G D
Walk on down a country road
C G D C G D C
La la la la la la la country road
G D C G D
Walkin' on a country road
[Verse 1]
D C G
Take to the highway, won't you lend me your name
D C G
Your way and my way seem to be one and the same
Em7 A
Momma don't understand it
Em7 A
She wants to know where I been
Em7 A
I'd have to be some kind of natural born fool
C(9) G
To want to pass that way again
D C G
But you know I could feel it
D C G D
On a country road
[Verse 2]
D C G
Sail on home to Jesus, won't you good girls and boys
D C G
I'm all in pieces, you can have your own choice
Em7 A
But I can hear a heavenly band full of angels
Em7 A
And they're a comin' to set me free
Em7 A
I don't know nothin' bout the why or when
C(9) G
But I can tell you that it's bound to be
D C G
Because I could feel it, child, yeah
D C G D
On a country road
[Bridge]
Dm7 G D C G D
I guess my feet know where they want me to go
D
Walkin' on a country road
[Verse 3]
D C G
Take to the highway, won't you lend me your name
D C G
Your way and my way seem to be one and the same, child
Em7 A
Momma don't understand it
Em7 A
She wants to know where I been
Em7 A
I'd have to be some kind of natural born fool
C(9) G
To want to pass that way again
D C G
But I could feel it, no
D C G D
On a country road
[Outro]
D C
Walk on down, walk on down, walk on down
G D
Walk on down a country road
C G D C G D C
La la la la la la la country road
G D C G D
Walkin' on a country road
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