Biography:
Tom Brosseau is a performing songwriter who grew up on the wide-open prairies of the Red River Valley of North Dakota, in a family steeped in traditional music and culture. Citing influences as diverse as Nick Drake, Cole Porter, and Woody Guthrie, Brosseau composes poetic new Dylan-esque folk inflected acoustic rock. Delived in a unique high lonesome sound, his minimalist sound has often been described as "haunting", or simply "stunning".
Currently living in Southern California, Brosseau often performs with Angela Correa as Les Shelleys.
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Other songs:
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Capo 5
Am G C/G
I’m resting with my back against
F C Em Am
the wall. In the place' where we first met
G
The Drayton North Dakota Dairy queen
C F
Should be packed this time of the year
C Em Am Fm
I'm wondering where everybody went
C
At my spine
Em Dm
The name's in the word
G
We are part of it
When I finished calling in
You called it Missy ,but good
C Am C
Today is a bright new day
Em G
Today is a bright new day
Am G F C
Ain't it what you're supposed to say
C Em Am
If you wanna make it through
G
No matter the avenue
C F
Oh,how hard I tried
C Em Am
I cannot shake these wounds
Fm C
And when the door
Em Dm
opens and rings a bell
G
It seems to highlight my situation
It's really no one I could talk to
C
I've got so much to tell
Am C
Today is a bright new day
Am C
Today is a bright new day
Am Em G Am
Today is a bright new day
Fm C
I'm drinking malty milk
Em Dm
My eyes are shut tight
G
I'm not expecting you to appear when I open them
C
All I wanna do is get away from the light
Today is a bright new day
Today is a bright new day
Today is a bright new day
Today is a bright new day
Am G C/G
I’m resting with my back against
F C Em Am
the wall. In the place' where we first met
G
The Drayton North Dakota Dairy queen
C F
Should be packed this time of the year
C Em Am Fm
I'm wondering where everybody went
C
At my spine
Em Dm
The name's in the word
G
We are part of it
When I finished calling in
You called it Missy ,but good
C Am C
Today is a bright new day
Em G
Today is a bright new day
Am G F C
Ain't it what you're supposed to say
C Em Am
If you wanna make it through
G
No matter the avenue
C F
Oh,how hard I tried
C Em Am
I cannot shake these wounds
Fm C
And when the door
Em Dm
opens and rings a bell
G
It seems to highlight my situation
It's really no one I could talk to
C
I've got so much to tell
Am C
Today is a bright new day
Am C
Today is a bright new day
Am Em G Am
Today is a bright new day
Fm C
I'm drinking malty milk
Em Dm
My eyes are shut tight
G
I'm not expecting you to appear when I open them
C
All I wanna do is get away from the light
Today is a bright new day
Today is a bright new day
Today is a bright new day
Today is a bright new day
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Tom Dae
Tom DeLonge
Tom Dickins
Tom Dundee