Tonalité : G major
Verse 1
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They married in June one afternoon in
A church down by their home
C
She wore the ring his mother gave him
The day that he left home
G
They danced before their families and
They held each other close
C
D
And on that lovely night in June
Verse 2
One year since they had wed
C
He packed envelopes and cigarettes
Ink and his fountain pen
G
He said, "I will send you letters
Each week that I am gone
C
D
And I promise you'll feel better
Verse 3
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The war had passed on slowly and
His boots had lost their tread
C
But still he wrote his letters, this
Week this one had said
When I feel alone
C
And this rifle bears a burden and
It's heavy on my soul
As once this war is won
C
D
We will be together when the
C
Verse 4
Csus2
G
She opens the door to
a man with a telegram
C
G
A sad look on his face
She wipes away a single tear
C
G
As she hears him say
Something about the military,
apologies
C
And the ministry and she fell,
Csus2
D
G
D
to the floor
G
She questioned him, said you've
Got this wrong
My husband's fast,
my husband's strong
Csus2
D
better
Verse 5
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If you've received this letter
It means the worst is done
This isn't what I want
And I will understand
More than any other can
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I sent you all these letters and
For reasons there's just one
C
D
It is me you will remember
When the postman comes
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