Biography:
Jim Croce (Jan 10, 1943 - Sept 20, 1973) was an American singer-songwriter from South Philadelphia whose biggest single "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" hit number 1 on the US charts in the summer of 1973. His influences included Ian & Sylvia, Gordon Lightfoot and Woody Guthrie. Sadly, Croce died in a small commercial plane crash one day before his third album, "I Got a Name" was to be released.
Early life
Croce was born in South Philadelphia. He graduated from Upper Darby High School in Drexel Hill
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- Lover's Cross
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- Operator
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Lazy days in mid July, country sunday mornings
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dusty haze on summer highways, sweet magnolia calling
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Now and then I find myself thinking of the days
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that we were walking in the Ala -- bama rain
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Drive-in movies friday night, drinking beer and laughin'
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somehow things were always right, just don't know what hap-pened
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Now and then I find myself thinking of the days
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that we were walking in the Ala -- bama rain
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We were only kids but then, I never heard it said
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that kids can't fall in love and feel the same
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I can still remember the first time I told I loved you
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On a dusty mid July, country summer's evening
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a weeping willow sung its lullaby and shared our se - cret
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Now and then I find myself thinking of the days
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that we were walking in the Ala -- bama rain (2x)
Lazy days in mid July, country sunday mornings
A Bm F#m C#m Bm E
dusty haze on summer highways, sweet magnolia calling
D C#m Bm C#m
Now and then I find myself thinking of the days
F#m Bm Dmaj7 E A
that we were walking in the Ala -- bama rain
A Bm A E
Drive-in movies friday night, drinking beer and laughin'
A Bm F#m C#m Bm E
somehow things were always right, just don't know what hap-pened
D C#m Bm C#m
Now and then I find myself thinking of the days
F#m Bm Dmaj7 E A A7
that we were walking in the Ala -- bama rain
D E A F#m Bm E A
We were only kids but then, I never heard it said
D E A F#m Bm
that kids can't fall in love and feel the same
E E7
I can still remember the first time I told I loved you
A Bm A E
On a dusty mid July, country summer's evening
A Bm F#m C#m Bm E
a weeping willow sung its lullaby and shared our se - cret
D C#m Bm C#m
Now and then I find myself thinking of the days
F#m Bm Dmaj7 E A
that we were walking in the Ala -- bama rain (2x)
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