I Love Your Army - Chadwick Stokes

I Love Your Army

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Intro
 
E A E A E A
E A E A
 
[Verso 1]
 
E A E A
Only the leaves feel the need
E A E A
The witching hour and the worker bees
D G D G
But we better go South 'cause shadows are long
D G D G
No matter how old you get you can still be wrong
 
[Refrão]
E A
'Cause I'm still just working it out
G D
Hours into days
 
[Verso 2]
 
E A E A
Sometimes I sit alone in the grass
E A E A
Watching the cars and the trucks roll past
D G D G
Listening for someone to slow down and turn
D G D G
Into the driveway but I never learn
 
[Refrão]
E A
'Cause I'm still just working it out
G D
Hours into days
 
[Verso 3]
 
Bm Em
If you wait you'll see the wood ducks falling
A D A Bm
Up in the tree you see the mama just pull them out
Em
And if that morning the crow comes calling
A D A
I take heed and feel the firewater burn my throat
Bm Em
Nights as black as the coal we're hauling
A D A
Remember to head back when the salamanders get too cold
Bm Em
Whoever said a kiss don't count, well
A D E G D
That person must've never never been kissed by you, by you
 
Guitar Solo
 
D
 
[Refrão]
E A
'Cause I'm still just working it out
G
Hours
 
[Verso 4]
 
D
I love my mother, I love my pa
D
I love this land, it should be free for all
G
I love your body, I love this floor
D
I love this house, I don't want no more
A G
I love this road, I love your army
D A
I love your clothes, I love this road
G D
I love your army, I love your clothes
A D
I love this road, I love your army
G D A
I love your clothes, I love your painting that'll never be owned
D
No, it'll never be owned, never be owned
 
Outro
 
E A
'Cause I'm still just working it out

How to play I Love Your Army

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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