Biography:
Dean Brody (born in Jaffray, British Columbia) is a Canadian country music artist. Signed to Broken Bow Records in 2008, Brody made his debut late that year with the single "Brothers". This song, a Top 40 country hit in both Canada and the US, is the first single from his debut album, released in 2009 under the production of Matt Rovey.
Dean Brody was born in Jaffray, British Columbia, Canada.[2] As a boy, Brody worked at a sawmill, also playing guitar in his spare time.
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- 8Th Day
- Angelina
- Another Mans Gold
- Beautiful Girl
- Blueberry Sky
- Bob Marley
- Bounty
- Bring Down The House
- Brothers
- Bush Party
- Canadian Girls
- Castaways
- Cattlemans Gun
- Crop Circles
- Dirt
- Dirt Road Scholar
- Flowers In Her Hands
- Four Wheel Drive
- Good Goodbye
- Gravity
- Its Friday
- Lazy Days
- Leilah
- Little Blue Volkswagen
- Little Yellow Blanket
- Love Would Be Enough
- Marianne
- Monterey
- Mountain Man
- Roll That Barrel Out
- Soggy Bottom Summer
- Sweet Lola
- Thats Your Cousin
- The Kitchen Song
- The Porch
- This Aint The Same Town
- Time
- Trail In Life
- Underneath The Apple Trees
- Undone
- Up On The Moon
- Upside Down
- Wildflower
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Another Man’s Gold Dean Brody Drop D
“note that you can play it with standard tuning”
Intro
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G D A D
I was watchin? cartoons on a Saturday morning
G A D
And I heard daddy start the truck
G D
I came runnin’ from the house and waved him down
A D
Cause he was makin’ a run to the dump
G D
We watched the Bears and licked ice cream cones
G D
Take a little walk around
G Bm
I’ll never forget what my daddy said
A D
The day we pulled that bike from the ground
G D
He said one man’s trash is another man’s gold
G D
If it’s thrown away it’s free to take
A
A little oil she’ll be good to go
G A
So I rode that bicycle home Thumbs up, daddy honkin’ on the horn
G D A D
I got my first job workin’ on a dairy farm
G A D
Drivin? tractor and bailing hay
G D
I’d have to circle around a bog in the ground
A D
Where sat an old Mustang ‘58
G D
One evening I asked that farmer
G D
Why that car was just wasting away
G Bm
He said you can have it for free it don’t mean nothing to me
A D
And I couldn’t help but think
G D
He said one man’s trash is another man’s gold
G D
What someone will throw away is a crying shame
A G
So I towed that Mustang home Till she could be restored
A D G D A D G D A D
I got that engine to roar And boy did that engine roar
G D A D
It was an awkward blind date we met at a park
G A D
She had her little girl taggin? along
G D
Her beautiful smile hadn’t been out in a while
A D
She was a hard working single mom
G D
In time I learned he’d left her
G D
He said I’m just way too young
G Bm
To be having a kid, I’m not ready for this
A D
If you keep it I’m good as gone?
G D
He never looked back as she watched him go
G D
She stood there crying in the rain till one January day
A
She had a beautiful baby girl
D D/F# G
Tonight I tuck her in and read her stories
Bm A G
And hold her mama while the sunset glows
D G D
My two arms full of this man’s gold
D/F# G D
What some men will throw away is a crying shame
Bm A G
Those girls make our house a home
A D G D G D
Yeah my cup overflows With this man’s gold This man’s gold
“note that you can play it with standard tuning”
Intro
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G D A D
I was watchin? cartoons on a Saturday morning
G A D
And I heard daddy start the truck
G D
I came runnin’ from the house and waved him down
A D
Cause he was makin’ a run to the dump
G D
We watched the Bears and licked ice cream cones
G D
Take a little walk around
G Bm
I’ll never forget what my daddy said
A D
The day we pulled that bike from the ground
G D
He said one man’s trash is another man’s gold
G D
If it’s thrown away it’s free to take
A
A little oil she’ll be good to go
G A
So I rode that bicycle home Thumbs up, daddy honkin’ on the horn
G D A D
I got my first job workin’ on a dairy farm
G A D
Drivin? tractor and bailing hay
G D
I’d have to circle around a bog in the ground
A D
Where sat an old Mustang ‘58
G D
One evening I asked that farmer
G D
Why that car was just wasting away
G Bm
He said you can have it for free it don’t mean nothing to me
A D
And I couldn’t help but think
G D
He said one man’s trash is another man’s gold
G D
What someone will throw away is a crying shame
A G
So I towed that Mustang home Till she could be restored
A D G D A D G D A D
I got that engine to roar And boy did that engine roar
G D A D
It was an awkward blind date we met at a park
G A D
She had her little girl taggin? along
G D
Her beautiful smile hadn’t been out in a while
A D
She was a hard working single mom
G D
In time I learned he’d left her
G D
He said I’m just way too young
G Bm
To be having a kid, I’m not ready for this
A D
If you keep it I’m good as gone?
G D
He never looked back as she watched him go
G D
She stood there crying in the rain till one January day
A
She had a beautiful baby girl
D D/F# G
Tonight I tuck her in and read her stories
Bm A G
And hold her mama while the sunset glows
D G D
My two arms full of this man’s gold
D/F# G D
What some men will throw away is a crying shame
Bm A G
Those girls make our house a home
A D G D G D
Yeah my cup overflows With this man’s gold This man’s gold
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