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Brand New Start
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Verse 1
F G6
So long
Gm6 D
you won’t see me again
A
oh no
Verse 2
F G6
You’ve done me wrong
Gm6 D
and now it time to go
A
to go
Pre chorus
C/G D(add9,add11)
contemplating
C/G D(add9,add11)
Procrastinating
Chorus
Em G Dsus2 (D7sus4(9))
I will go my own way
Em G Dsus2 (D7sus4(9))
I’m gonna leave ‘cause I can’t stay
Em G Dsus2 (D7sus4(9))
I will follow my heart
Em G D
and make a brand new start
Verse 3
F G6
Goodbye
Gm6 D
Is the hardest word to say
A
today
Verse 4
F G6
The time is right
Gm6 D
when we have gone so wrong
A
so wrong
>Pre chorus
>Chorus
>Outro
Outro
Am Fm C D
Make a brand new start
Am Fm C D
Make a brand new start
Am Fm C D
Make a brand new start
Am Fm C
Make a brand new start
D D7 Bsus2 A
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Felix Fraser Ulm, Germany
Felix Fraser is a British singer songwriter, originally from London he currently lives in Ulm, Southern Germany. Musical
styles vary from acoustic ballads, to heavy rock, indie, pop, funk and blues.
Following the success of his Debut Album ‘Dare To be you’ released in 2013, Felix formed a band, starting touring and continues to release music.
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