1. Debuting in 2021 on the… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least two artists called Jim
1. Debuting in 2021 on the folk-informed Falling That You Know EP, Jim is the latest alias of songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and renowned DJ Jim Baron. Famed as co-founder and musical director of festival-stunning favourites Crazy P, his latest Jim project is a musical journey unlike anything he has done before.
Debut album Love Makes Magic was released on June 2, 2023
2. French Hip-Hop producer since 2009. Abstract Hip-Hop, Cinematic music, and more.At this day You can find more than 37 projects on JIM Website and many collaborations here and there.Many collaborations with rappers: Le bon Nob, Tah Phrum da Bush, Dooz Kawa, Phenix Amer, Petite fleur ...Vinyls collector, after more than 2500 pieces and hundreds beats, in 2020 JIM turns to composition while continuing to infuse his specific magic into his pieces. Member of TOUR DE MANEGE, Work with MELTING RECORDS and S1X MUSIC
Another Day
Jim Lyrics
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Between a thousand railroad ties
From Boston down to New Orleans
I left the girls a cryin'
But I've still got some ramblin' in me
Got some miles left on my shoes
And before I take a job again
I'll have to be low-down
So it's goodbye, baby, the whistle is a blowin'
If I miss the train I'll have to stay around
But as long as those railroad tracks go on unending
I'll be off to another day in another town
You say you'd like to ramble with me
This ain't no life for a girl
Too many people out to get you in a hobo's world
And it gets mighty cold when you're on the road
'Cause a boxcar never was a home
But you could join me if you want
I'm gettin' mighty tired of bein' alone
So it's goodbye, baby, the whistle is a blowin'
If we miss the train we'll have to stay around
But as long as those railroad tracks go on unending
We'll be off to another day in another town
But as long as those railroad tracks go on unending
We'll be off to another day in another town
We'll be off to another day in another town
The lyrics to Jim & Ingrid Croce's song Another Day Another Town describe the life of a rambler. The singer has traveled all over the country and left behind many girls. He sings about the freedom that comes with living a life on the road, but also acknowledges the difficulties and loneliness that come with it. He invites a girl to join him, but warns her of the dangers of living as a hobo. The lyrics convey a sense of restlessness and a desire to keep moving forward.
In the first verse, the singer talks about the many miles he has traveled and the places he has been. He has left behind girls in Boston and New Orleans, but he is not ready to settle down just yet. He still has some rambling left in him, and he wants to experience more of life on the road before he takes another job. He is willing to cry the blues and be low-down, but he knows that he will keep moving forward as long as the railroad tracks go on unending.
In the second verse, the singer invites a girl to join him. He acknowledges that it is a difficult life, with many dangers and hardships. Living in boxcars is not comfortable, and there are many people out to get you in a hobo's world. But he is tired of being alone, and he wants the companionship of a girl. He knows that they may miss the train and have to stay in one place for a while, but as long as the tracks keep going, they will always have another day in another town.
Line by Line Meaning
My dusty feet have kicked the stones
I have traveled far and wide, my feet scraping off the dust of the many roads I have journeyed on
Between a thousand railroad ties
Amidst the vast networks of railroads, my travels have often been on foot, over the many ties that connect the tracks
From Boston down to New Orleans
My journeys have taken me through the length and breadth of America, from the cold streets of Boston to the warm embrace of New Orleans
I left the girls a cryin'
As I moved from town to town, I left behind many heartbroken women, unable to convince me to stay
But I've still got some ramblin' in me
Despite having traveled so much, I still have the urge to wander and explore the world
Got some miles left on my shoes
My shoes may have traveled a lot, but they still have many more miles to go
And before I take a job again
Before I settle down and take up a steady job once more
I'll have to be low-down
I'll have to hit rock bottom, feeling lost and hopeless, crying 'the blues'
So it's goodbye, baby, the whistle is a blowin'
It's time for me to leave yet another town, with the train whistle signaling my departure
If I miss the train I'll have to stay around
If I don't catch this train, I'll be stuck in this town for a while
But as long as those railroad tracks go on unending
As long as railroads continue to connect towns and cities, I'll always have the option to move on to another destination
I'll be off to another day in another town
I'll continue my journey, eager to experience new places and meet new people
You say you'd like to ramble with me
You express interest in joining me on my travels
This ain't no life for a girl
I caution you that this lifestyle may not be suitable or easy for a woman
Too many people out to get you in a hobo's world
Hobo life is fraught with danger and uncertainty, with many people out to exploit or harm those who wander
And it gets mighty cold when you're on the road
Traveling can be very tough, especially with the harsh weather conditions that one may face
'Cause a boxcar never was a home
Living in a boxcar while traveling may provide shelter, but it is not a true home, lacking all the comforts of one's own dwelling
But you could join me if you want
I offer you the chance to join me despite the hardships we may face
I'm gettin' mighty tired of bein' alone
I am growing weary of traveling alone and crave companionship
We'll be off to another day in another town
Together, we will continue our journey and discover new places, people and experiences
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Written by: JAMES CROCE
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