Biography:
Jim Bryson (born 30 April 1969 in Ottawa, Canada) is a Canadian singer-songwriter. Briefly a founding member of the band Punchbuggy, he moved to a musical life under his own name with the release of his debut album, The Occasionals, in 2000.
Bryson's songs are a cultivated mix of hope and doubt, longing and uncertainty, and are flush with endearing tales culled from the town he calls home. They have been described as “folk songs played with rock instruments” and “rock songs played with folk instruments.
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Between the Am and C you can add the chord G6/B
Each F C Am pattern can also end with an Asus2
[Intro]
Am C
Am C
F C Am
Dm Em F
[Verse 1]
Am C
With a hand like mine you'd be foldin'
AM C
Everything I got from you's been broken
F C Am
And they're telling me now that it's not too far
F C Am
And the sign said "26 miles by car"
[Interlude]
Am C
Am C
[Verse 2]
Am C
On these cold days I'll be shakin'
Am C
And everything I got now's for the takin'
F C Am
And I'm not very clever with the matters of the heart
F C Am
Guys like me, we don't get too far
Dm Em F
But you still seem a little distant
Am C
From my heart
[Solo]
Am C
F C Am
F C Am
Dm Em F
[Verse 3]
Am C
With a hand like mine you'd be foldin'
Am C
And Everything I got from you's been broken
Am C
And on these cold days I'll be shaking
Am C
And everything I got now's for the takin'
F C Am
And they're telling me now it's not too far
F C Am
The sign said "26 miles by stars"
F C Am
And I'm not very clever with the matters of the heart
F C Am
And guys like me, we don't get too far
Dm Em F
But you still seem a little distant
Dm Em F
You still seem a little distant
Dm Em F
You still seem a little distant
Am C
From my heart
[Solo 2]
Am C
F C Am
F C Am
Am C
Am C
F C Am
F C Am
Dm Em F
Dm Em F
Dm Em F
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