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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Tabbed by: Kackao
Tuning: Standard
C D
From my humble beginning
G C
To our bitter end
D
You were the one who was pretending
G C
That I was your orphan
G C D G
In a brownstone apartment in Brooklyn I found a new place to dwell
G C D G
I tore up my ticket to Tennessee and checked out of the Hollywood hotel
Bm Em
You can call me a turncoat
C D
Challenge my dignity
G D
But you were wrong about me
G D
You were wrong, all along, about me
C D
Take of your plastic halo
G C
But don't shun the monks inside your head
D
Give it to the gullible grooms
G C
Who drink their snake oil beside your bed
G C D G
In your conjured up courtroom my integrity is on trial
G C D G
The prosecution is gathering evidence from denial
Bm Em
You can preach to the choir
C D
Say that I'm guilty
G D
But you were wrong about me
G D
You were wrong, all along, about me
C
Go tell all your friends
G
Tell the boys back home about it
C
Tell your nurses and nuns about it
G
Tell all your cats about it
C G C G
You were wrong you were wrong...
C D
Stubborn cowboys click their bootheels
G C
They're all settling their debts
D
I'm not making any more deals
G C
I ain't placing no more bets
G C D G
Downtown on wall street where the millionaires smoke their cigars
G C D G
I traded all my savings for a new suit and an electric guitar
Bm Em
You could say that I sold out
C D
But nobody works for free
G D
But you were wrong about me
G D
You were wrong, all along, about me
Tuning: Standard
C D
From my humble beginning
G C
To our bitter end
D
You were the one who was pretending
G C
That I was your orphan
G C D G
In a brownstone apartment in Brooklyn I found a new place to dwell
G C D G
I tore up my ticket to Tennessee and checked out of the Hollywood hotel
Bm Em
You can call me a turncoat
C D
Challenge my dignity
G D
But you were wrong about me
G D
You were wrong, all along, about me
C D
Take of your plastic halo
G C
But don't shun the monks inside your head
D
Give it to the gullible grooms
G C
Who drink their snake oil beside your bed
G C D G
In your conjured up courtroom my integrity is on trial
G C D G
The prosecution is gathering evidence from denial
Bm Em
You can preach to the choir
C D
Say that I'm guilty
G D
But you were wrong about me
G D
You were wrong, all along, about me
C
Go tell all your friends
G
Tell the boys back home about it
C
Tell your nurses and nuns about it
G
Tell all your cats about it
C G C G
You were wrong you were wrong...
C D
Stubborn cowboys click their bootheels
G C
They're all settling their debts
D
I'm not making any more deals
G C
I ain't placing no more bets
G C D G
Downtown on wall street where the millionaires smoke their cigars
G C D G
I traded all my savings for a new suit and an electric guitar
Bm Em
You could say that I sold out
C D
But nobody works for free
G D
But you were wrong about me
G D
You were wrong, all along, about me
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