i lost control of my past
i tried not to make mistakes
but my head was full of shit
but someone taught me to cry

I would love to believe
to have had heroes in my past
i really don't know what you mean
i close my eyes and my hands shake

I'm so far away
i try to get away
I can erase the fear
I try to disappear


I feel like I'm wasting my life
the sun seeps light blades blood
There's nothing more I need the time
i close my eyes to keep my soul
I won't let me fall apart

Raffaele: Vox, Electric and Acustic Guitar, Bass.
Julian:  Organs, Rhodes, Sinth
Enzo Moretto: Backing Vocals.
Andrea: Drums.

I Won't Let Me Fall Apart

Check out our YouTube Channel for more cover songs !

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Figured You Out (Nickelback Cover)

Originally by Candlebox, recorded by the Tenants in Steve's home studio and TechSmith Corp's Forge Studio, December 2013 - February 2014.

Far Behind (Studio Version)

Chris Goss & the Forest Rangers - Sitting on Top of the World - Sons Of Anarchy - Live on 4 Decks

Heart Shaped Box With Kurt

Jason Isbell - Go It Alone

From Brother Dege's new "Scorched Earth Policy: Deluxe" CD out July 24, 2015.

Following his two previous acclaimed solo efforts (2009's "Folk Songs Of The American Longhair" & 2013's "How To Kill A Horse") Brother Dege released a unique 19-track digital "summer mixtape" last year entitled "Scorched Earth Policy," featuring a mix of newly recorded studio songs, demos, covers and field recordings. Now Dege has updated it into a more cohesive studio album, "Scorched Earth Policy: Deluxe," paring down some of the rougher demos and field recordings and has added four new studio tracks to it. This is the first time any of these songs will be available on CD.

Brother Dege's "Scorched Earth Policy: Deluxe" will be available July 24, 2015 on CD and digital formats.

Ever since his music has been featured in Quentin Tarantino's film Django Unchained, as well as the Discovery Channel and the National Geographic Channel, Brother Dege (AKA Dege Legg) can no longer lay claim to being "one of the best kept secrets in the Deep South." Dege is a musician, writer, workingman and heir to a long line of unusual characters born and raised in the southern U.S. Like the mad lovechild of Son House, Faulkner and Patti Smith, Legg has burned a crooked trail to the Promised Land. Avoiding traditional career paths, he has spent as much time exploring the backwoods weirdness of his home state as he has forging his own brand of incendiary, "psyouthern" roots music. The journeys are parallel. Since the late '90s, Dege has pushed slide, resonators, and the Deep South, kicking and screaming into the 21st century, melding elements of folk, Delta blues, punk, rock, metal, hippie ragas and outlaw county into one blasted, raw whole.

HERE'S WHAT PEOPLE HAVE BEEN SAYING ABOUT BROTHER DEGE:
"Frankly, every track on the Brother Dege CD could have been in the movie [Django Unchained]. It works and has a badass score sound to it. Almost every song could be a theme song. It’s like a greatest hits album. But this song 'Too Old to Die Young'... it’s pretty damn badass. And it’s used in the movie in a pretty damn badass way, I’ve got to say.” - QUENTIN TARANTINO

“Fans of slide guitar, Southern gothic, or plain old rock & roll attitude need to run, not walk, and check out Brother Dege ASAP. Brother Dege is a case study in how one guy with a steel guitar and minimal accompaniment can out-rock a roomful of electric bombast, given the right songs, the right skills, and the right voice. Brother Dege has‘em all.” – POPMATTERS

“[Four Stars] In lesser hands all this might easily sound contrived, but instead it’s genuinely powerful and compelling stuff. 'The Girl Who Wept Stones' and 'Dead & Gone' might have been ripped from the Son House songbook, though the seven-minute epic 'House of the Dying Sun' is the real keeper.” – UNCUT

“Both ancient and modern, like an indie rock cover of something Lomax may have recorded a hundred years ago.” – BLOGCRITICS

"... an updated perspective of the age-old Delta blues." - OFFBEAT MAGAZINE

“Brother Dege brings the ghosts of kudzu-covered swamp rats to life in your speakers. Find the darkest spot in your backyard, light some candles and turn it up.” – THE BIG TAKEOVER

“... in the slide guitar Delta blues tradition, but with Legg’s own twist.” – CLASSIC ROCK MAGAZINE

FOR MORE INFO ON BROTHER DEGE:
brotherdege.blogspot.com

BROTHER DEGE - Somewhere

8-5-17 Ridin' The Storm Out (REO Speedwagon)

Rob thomas - something to be-retail - now comes the night

Another cover tune I played all the Guitar parts along to a Backing track of Bass , Drums & Vocals ENJOY!!!!

I Won't Let Me Fall Apart

The Sons of Anarchy