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0[Intro]
B0  F#1  B2  F#3  D#m4  G#5    C#6
B7  F#8  B9  F#10  D#m11  G#12    C#13
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2[Verse 1]
       B14           F#15          B16                F#17            D#m18    G#19       C#20
3It’s a late Friday night, the street lamps are shining up in my-- bedroom.
          B21          F#22                 B23           F#24                   D#m25   G#26     C#27
4There’s a mighty big fight between the thunder and lightning, I wonder who-- will lose.
          A#728       D#m29         B30            C#31
5There’s a party balloon and I ain’t been invited.
     A#732           D#m33          B34             C#35
6Hey, look at that moon, there ain’t nothing like it.
    F#36   A#737   B38   G#39
7All grey and gold
F#40       C#41       B42    F#43    B44    F#45
8Down on Jubilee Road.
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10[Verse 2]
        B46       F#47           B48           F#49               D#m50    G#51     C#52
11Can see Mr. Bouvier, in his two-bedroom basement in his purple dungarees.
     B53               F#54            B55                F#56             D#m57   G#58     C#59
12He’s grumpy and he’s grey, always sweeping off the pavement cigarettes and leaves.
    A#760          D#m61            B62            C#63
13His kid’s up in China and his wife’s up in heaven.
A#764       D#m65                B66          C#67
14Always I wave, ‘cause he’s got this expression
          F#68  A#769  B70   G#71
15That he’s so-- alone
F#72       C#73       B74    F#75    B76    F#77
16Down on Jubilee Road.
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18[Refrain]
D#m78             G#79                   C#80                               F#81
19Oh-- I think tomorrow night I will knock on his door and hear all about his life,
          A#782                                  D#m83                    E84
20Because I think that’s the kind of thing that I might like when I’m old,
         B85
21When I’m old.
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23[Verse 3]
        B86               F#87            B88             F#89                 D#m90  G#91     C#92
24There’s Max and there’s Maude in the house by the station, call them my-- best friends.
       B93             F#94              B95          F#96                  D#m97       G#98        C#99
25But he drinks like a horse, and she don’t appreciate it, all this money he seems to spend.
      A#7100          D#m101              B102         C#103
26I can hear them tonight; he can’t find no vocation.
        A#7104              D#m105            B106        C#107
27And the neighbours they sigh, at that new generation
     F#108  A#7109   D#m110    G#111
28Just getting stoned
F#112       C#113       B114    F#115    B116   F#117
29Down on Jubilee Road.
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31[Refrain]
D#m118                 G#119                 C#120                     F#121
32Oh, I think in the summertime I will call you up make everything alright,
          A#7122                         D#m123                    E124
33And we’ll fill up our cups with that bitter wine, and I’ll show you,
     B125
34I’ll show you..
35
36[Verse 4]
    B126              F#127          B128                F#129              D#m130         G#131          C#132
37The mice are still here, your wardrobe’s still empty, and the walls are still paper thin.
        B133             F#134            B135                F#136                     D#m137      G#138         C#139
38And the neighbours my dear, well I think they still hate me for all these songs I endlessly sing.
           A#7140                D#m141       B142                C#143
39Because it ain’t no perfect street, I ain’t no perfect lover,
    A#7144         D#m145             B146               C#147
40And life it is brief, I don’t think we get no other.
F#148    A#7149   D#m150   G#151
41Come back home,
F#152       C#153       D#m154    G#155
42Down on Jubilee Road.
F#156       C#157       B158     F#159
43Down on Jubilee Road.
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0[Intro]
B0  F#1  B2  F#3  D#m4  G#5    C#6
B7  F#8  B9  F#10  D#m11  G#12    C#13
1
2[Verse 1]
       B14           F#15          B16                F#17            D#m18    G#19       C#20
3It’s a late Friday night, the street lamps are shining up in my-- bedroom.
          B21          F#22                 B23           F#24                   D#m25   G#26     C#27
4There’s a mighty big fight between the thunder and lightning, I wonder who-- will lose.
          A#728       D#m29         B30            C#31
5There’s a party balloon and I ain’t been invited.
     A#732           D#m33          B34             C#35
6Hey, look at that moon, there ain’t nothing like it.
    F#36   A#737   B38   G#39
7All grey and gold
F#40       C#41       B42    F#43    B44    F#45
8Down on Jubilee Road.
9
10[Verse 2]
        B46       F#47           B48           F#49               D#m50    G#51     C#52
11Can see Mr. Bouvier, in his two-bedroom basement in his purple dungarees.
     B53               F#54            B55                F#56             D#m57   G#58     C#59
12He’s grumpy and he’s grey, always sweeping off the pavement cigarettes and leaves.
    A#760          D#m61            B62            C#63
13His kid’s up in China and his wife’s up in heaven.
A#764       D#m65                B66          C#67
14Always I wave, ‘cause he’s got this expression
          F#68  A#769  B70   G#71
15That he’s so-- alone
F#72       C#73       B74    F#75    B76    F#77
16Down on Jubilee Road.
17
18[Refrain]
D#m78             G#79                   C#80                               F#81
19Oh-- I think tomorrow night I will knock on his door and hear all about his life,
          A#782                                  D#m83                    E84
20Because I think that’s the kind of thing that I might like when I’m old,
         B85
21When I’m old.
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23[Verse 3]
        B86               F#87            B88             F#89                 D#m90  G#91     C#92
24There’s Max and there’s Maude in the house by the station, call them my-- best friends.
       B93             F#94              B95          F#96                  D#m97       G#98        C#99
25But he drinks like a horse, and she don’t appreciate it, all this money he seems to spend.
      A#7100          D#m101              B102         C#103
26I can hear them tonight; he can’t find no vocation.
        A#7104              D#m105            B106        C#107
27And the neighbours they sigh, at that new generation
     F#108  A#7109   D#m110    G#111
28Just getting stoned
F#112       C#113       B114    F#115    B116   F#117
29Down on Jubilee Road.
30
31[Refrain]
D#m118                 G#119                 C#120                     F#121
32Oh, I think in the summertime I will call you up make everything alright,
          A#7122                         D#m123                    E124
33And we’ll fill up our cups with that bitter wine, and I’ll show you,
     B125
34I’ll show you..
35
36[Verse 4]
    B126              F#127          B128                F#129              D#m130         G#131          C#132
37The mice are still here, your wardrobe’s still empty, and the walls are still paper thin.
        B133             F#134            B135                F#136                     D#m137      G#138         C#139
38And the neighbours my dear, well I think they still hate me for all these songs I endlessly sing.
           A#7140                D#m141       B142                C#143
39Because it ain’t no perfect street, I ain’t no perfect lover,
    A#7144         D#m145             B146               C#147
40And life it is brief, I don’t think we get no other.
F#148    A#7149   D#m150   G#151
41Come back home,
F#152       C#153       D#m154    G#155
42Down on Jubilee Road.
F#156       C#157       B158     F#159
43Down on Jubilee Road.
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