Biography:
Brett Dennen (born October 28, 1979) is a folk/pop singer-songwriter from Oakdale, California, United States. He has been compared to Bob Dylan, Tracy Chapman, Jack Johnson, James Taylor, and Wynonna Judd.
In 2004, Dennen released his first self-titled album, Brett Dennen. His second album was So Much More, which includes the singles "Ain't No Reason", "She's Mine", and "Darlin' Do Not Fear". A few songs charted as iTunes top downloads in the days following the album's release in November 2006.
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Other songs:
- Ain't Gonna Lose You
- Aint No Reason
- Blessed
- Comeback Kid
- Heaven
- Wild Child
- Ain’t No Reason
- She’s Mine
- Aint Gonna Lose You
- Already Gone
- Another Life
- Bonfire
- Burning Spirit
- By And By
- Cant Stop Thinking About You
- Cassidy
- Closer To You
- Dancing At The Funeral
- Darlin Do Not Fear
- Desert Sunrise
- Dont Forget
- Empathy
- Fig Tree
- Follow Your Heart
- Frozen In Slow Motion
- Heres Looking At You Kid
- I Asked When
- Ill Be On Your Side
- It Could Make You Cry
- Just Like The Moon
- Lets
- Little Cosmic Girl
- Make The Most
- Make You Crazy
- Make You Fall In Love With Me
- Oh The Glorious
- Only Rain
- Only Want You
- Outta My Head
- People I Love
- San Francisco
- Shes Mine
- Smoke And Mirrors
- So Far From Me
- Someday
- Strawberry Road
- Surprise Surprise
- Sydney Ill Come Running
- The Holidays Are Here And Were Still At War
- The One Who Loves You The Most
- There Is So Much More
- Walk Away Watch Me Burn
- Whats The Secret
- When Shes Gone
- When We Were Young
- Where We Left Off
- Who Do You Think You Are
- World Keeps Turning
- Wrong About Me
- You Aint Goin Nowhere
- You And I
- You Make It Easy
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Capo on 9th
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Well I dreamed I went out a wanderin’
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I heard promises become fables forgotten
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I saw bridges stretchin’ out across the water
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And towers pushing taller
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I knew my reality was clearly defined
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By the fences put up around my mind
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I watched them thickening the walls over time
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Taller then any borderline
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I saw civilizations deemed insignificant
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I saw people’s history tattooed on their skin
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I saw families taken from their land
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Dynasty shattered and stolen
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And I asked when is the revolution
C D G
I asked when is the revolution
And all the burdens centuries accrue
They get passed to every generation’s youth
And all the allegories told in lewd truth
I watched them grow wild and spread like the flu
I saw the rise of an untamed industry
I watched machines print a paper economy
I saw my own self stand right in front of me
And I didn’t do a thing
I saw poisons pushed in the street
Prescription pills mingling in the mezzanine
With the whole wealth of doctors and pharmaceutical companies
Still poor people were dying from disease
And I asked when is the revolution
I asked when is the revolution
I asked when is the revolution
I asked when is the revolution
And I broke down at the break of dawn
And saw looming in the clouds above the Pentagon
As real as the Holocaust, as strong as the Parthenon
Visions of Sudan, Iraq, and Vietnam
And I stood silent upon a flooded levee
And stared at the ruins of a merchant city
And the president who came to dine with the noble
He didn’t do a thing
I saw three ships come sailing in
Through the passage of the Caribbean
I saw children coming home in coffins
Millions marching on Washington
And I asked when is the revolution
I asked when is the revolution
I asked when is the revolution
I asked when is the revolution
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Capo on 9th
C G
Well I dreamed I went out a wanderin’
C G
I heard promises become fables forgotten
C G
I saw bridges stretchin’ out across the water
C G
And towers pushing taller
C G
I knew my reality was clearly defined
C G
By the fences put up around my mind
C G
I watched them thickening the walls over time
C G
Taller then any borderline
C G
I saw civilizations deemed insignificant
C G
I saw people’s history tattooed on their skin
C G
I saw families taken from their land
C G
Dynasty shattered and stolen
C D G
And I asked when is the revolution
C D G
I asked when is the revolution
And all the burdens centuries accrue
They get passed to every generation’s youth
And all the allegories told in lewd truth
I watched them grow wild and spread like the flu
I saw the rise of an untamed industry
I watched machines print a paper economy
I saw my own self stand right in front of me
And I didn’t do a thing
I saw poisons pushed in the street
Prescription pills mingling in the mezzanine
With the whole wealth of doctors and pharmaceutical companies
Still poor people were dying from disease
And I asked when is the revolution
I asked when is the revolution
I asked when is the revolution
I asked when is the revolution
And I broke down at the break of dawn
And saw looming in the clouds above the Pentagon
As real as the Holocaust, as strong as the Parthenon
Visions of Sudan, Iraq, and Vietnam
And I stood silent upon a flooded levee
And stared at the ruins of a merchant city
And the president who came to dine with the noble
He didn’t do a thing
I saw three ships come sailing in
Through the passage of the Caribbean
I saw children coming home in coffins
Millions marching on Washington
And I asked when is the revolution
I asked when is the revolution
I asked when is the revolution
I asked when is the revolution
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