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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Other songs:
- 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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Capo 2
D - D - G - A (2x)
D
I love the way twirl your hair
Those overalls and flip flops you wear
G A
They way you'd smile
Waiting in your drive
D A
Hot sunday afternoons
D
You didn't mind my rusty truck
Swinging by to pick you up
G A
I missed your sweet face
It was six long days
D
Since I'd got to hang with you
Chorus
G D
And we'd throw two fly rods in the gunrack
A D
Sweet tea biscuits on your lap
G D A
Sing to brown eyed girl my guitar in the barn bridge shade
G D
We're I'd number your freckles
A D
And the times your fishing line tangled
F# Bm A
And love on you in the meadow by round bales of hay
G A D
No, it ain't hard to remember those good ol' lazy days
And we'd stop by Ernies General store
Got two maple walnut icecream cones
Funny how they always seem
to get on your nose
?? ride with me
I'd cuss the moon tryin to get you back
Grap all the gears while you just laughed
Cause it was twelve o'clock
porch lights turned off
Yeah, and I was up the creek
Chorus
Em G D
Ain't it funny how we never could sell that old pick up of mine
Em G A
Baby grap the keys and get the jumper cables, cause it's about time
Chorus
G A
No, it ain't hard to remember
G A
Baby do you remember
G
I think it's time we remember
A D - D - G - A (3x) D
Those good ol' lazy days
D - D - G - A (2x)
D
I love the way twirl your hair
Those overalls and flip flops you wear
G A
They way you'd smile
Waiting in your drive
D A
Hot sunday afternoons
D
You didn't mind my rusty truck
Swinging by to pick you up
G A
I missed your sweet face
It was six long days
D
Since I'd got to hang with you
Chorus
G D
And we'd throw two fly rods in the gunrack
A D
Sweet tea biscuits on your lap
G D A
Sing to brown eyed girl my guitar in the barn bridge shade
G D
We're I'd number your freckles
A D
And the times your fishing line tangled
F# Bm A
And love on you in the meadow by round bales of hay
G A D
No, it ain't hard to remember those good ol' lazy days
And we'd stop by Ernies General store
Got two maple walnut icecream cones
Funny how they always seem
to get on your nose
?? ride with me
I'd cuss the moon tryin to get you back
Grap all the gears while you just laughed
Cause it was twelve o'clock
porch lights turned off
Yeah, and I was up the creek
Chorus
Em G D
Ain't it funny how we never could sell that old pick up of mine
Em G A
Baby grap the keys and get the jumper cables, cause it's about time
Chorus
G A
No, it ain't hard to remember
G A
Baby do you remember
G
I think it's time we remember
A D - D - G - A (3x) D
Those good ol' lazy days
Dean Friedman
Dean Miller
Dean Ray
Dean Reed
Dean Summerwind