Mark Schultz - Letters From War Chords & Tabs

 

Letters From War Chords & Tabs

Mark Schultz Chords & Tabs

Version: 3 Type: Chords

Letters From War Chords

   
i listened to the youtube video, and this is what i came up with.  the 
instrumental breaks are mostly just a guess(:
when i hit "preview tab" i cant seem to fix this so the chords line up with the 
right words, sorry :\
but if you know the song, its not tough to figure out! i apologize for the inconvenience >.<
enjoy!
~kenzigirl


Letters From War – Mark Schultz
Capo 1


Verse1 
C       F                       C                               
  She walked to the mailbox
          G             C 
On that bright summer's day 
                 F                  C            
Found a letter from her son
          F    G    C     
In a war far away.
         F                      C                   
He spoke of the weather
               G                              C
And good friends that he'd made 
                                 C                    G                  
Said, "I've been thinking about dad 
           C           G
And the life that he had,
                      F    G       Am 
That’s why I'm here today." 
                               G          C      
And then at the end he said, 
    G                    Am                 F                           
"You are what I'm fighting for"
             Am            G                    C
It was the first of his letters from war. 


C G, C G, C G
 

Chorus: 
          F                    G                
And she started writing,
          G C                       G C
"You’re good and you’re brave
                   F                 C             G 
What a father that you'll be someday, 
                  G C               G C      
Make it home make it safe." 
            F                                           G       
She wrote every night as she prayed.

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Verse2
C              F            C              
   Then late in December, 
               G           C
A day she'll not forget,
                  F                               C                 
Oh, her tears stained the paper
                  F     G               C
With every word that she read.
                         G             C          
It said, "I was up on a hill
            G                 C
I was out there alone 
                      G                 C                      
When the shots all rang out
            F
And bombs were exploding.  
 G                        C           
That's when I saw him,
         G                      C
He came back for me.
            G                         C          
And though he was captured,
      F                     G
A man set me free.
                   F      G            Am                 
And that man was your son.
                   G           C
He asked me to write to you 
    G                 Am                 F 
I told him I would, oh, I swore." 
                    Am              G                   C 
It was the last of the letters from war.


C  G  C  G


Bridge
                    Am 
And she prayed he was living 
C                      
Kept on believing
           F                                G
And wrote every night just to say,


Chorus 
         G C            G C
"You’re good and you’re brave
                  F                   C               G 
What a father that you'll be someday. 
                  G C                  G C      
Make it home make it safe." 
          F                      G       
And so she kept writing each day.


Verse3
C  F                              C                         
   Then two years later,
             G                C
Autumn leaves all around 
                 F                            C                 
A car pulled in the driveway,
           F   G                C     
And she fell to the ground 
          F                            C                                 
And out stepped a Captain
                 G                        C
Where her boy used to stand  
                                          C           G           
He said, "Mom I'm following orders
            C                    G
From all of your letters 
           F                  G     Am 
And I've come home again." 
                         G    C    
He ran in to hold her
   G                      Am             F
Dropped all his bags on the floor 
              Am             G                    C 
Holding all of her letters from war 


C G,  C G,  F C,  F G


           C G,  C G,  F C,  F G
Make it home 
           C G,  C G,  F C,  F G
Make it home
           C G,  C G,  F C,  F G,  C
Make it home