4 Chords used in the song: F, Bb, Dm, C
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F
Bb
Verse:This land is a lovely green
Dm
C
It reminds me of my own home
F
Bb
Such stirring I've seldom seen
Dm
C
Even in my own home
F
Bb
The sky so bright and clean
Dm
C
It is like my home
F
Bb
Kind people as have ever been
Dm
C
Won't you take me back to my own home
C
Bb
CHORUS:Jump up behind me my love
Jump up behind me
C
Old Dan can bear us both
Bb
Jump up behind me
C
We follow this road 'til we reach the sea
Bb
Jump up behind me
C
We'll catch the tide and set Dan free
Bb
Jump up behind me
F
Bb
Verse:I've been in this world awhile
Dm
C
And I've seen a lot of country
F
Bb
Many days and many miles
Dm
C
All various and sundry
F
Bb
I've had my way and I've had my fun
Dm
C
And I've had my chance to run free
F
Bb
Burning hot beneath the sun
Dm
C
Freezing cold and wintry
REPEAT CHORUS
Dm
Bridge:I know now
Bb
F
Only one thing matters in these days X2
Dm
Bb
One thing, true love
F
Love and love alone
Dm
Bb-
F-
Bb-
C
True love
F
Bb
Verse:I came out of a dream last night
Dm
C
Thought I was back in my old home
F
Bb
Mom and Dad were both still alive
Dm
C
And the babies not yet born, no
F
Bb
Felt like a festival
Dm
C
Felt like a Christmas morning
F
Bb
Felt the darkness fall away
Dm
C
Even as the world was turning
(chorus)
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About this song: Jump Up Behind Me
While living in New York City, Taylor became addicted to heroin. One night, after receiving a desperate phone call, his father drove to New York and rescued him. Taylor later wrote a song called "Jump Up Behind Me" that paid tribute to his father's help during a time of desperate need. The song also reflects on Taylor's memories of the long drive from New York City back to his home in Chapel Hill. (Wikipedia)