2 acessos
| C | A | Dm7 | Dm7 [Verse 1] C We commandeer a corner table Am At our small-town diner Dm7 Just five or six old men Dm7 Throwin' out corny ol' one-liners C They pat the heads of children Am Give friendly nods to strangers Dm7 They sure seem quick to laugh D Makes you think they're slow to anger [Chorus] F Those guys were front-line brothers F Their lives depended on each other Am G C They were soldiers long before they were men F Yeah, the ones that somehow survived F Came home, went on to build their lives Am Never chargin' us a penny G C For the debt we owe to them Em But you can almost smell the gun smoke F And the foxholes that they shared Em On the days they raise their coffees F And toast the empty chair [Solo] | C | Am7 | Dm7 | Dm7 [Verse 2] C They'll ask you where you're from Am7 What you do, what you've done Dm7 But don't go thinkin' they're all talk Dm7 'Cause you wouldn't wanna piss them off [Chorus] F Those guys were front-line brothers F Their lives depended on each other Am G C They were soldiers long before they were men F Yeah, the ones that somehow survived F Came home, went on to build their lives Am Never chargin' us a penny G C For the debt we owe to them Em But you can almost smell the gun smoke F And the foxholes that they shared Em On the days they raise their coffees F And toast the empty chair [Solo] | C | Am7 | Dm7 | Dm7 [Bridge] G C F They'll tell you anything you wanna know G C F But there's one place they just won't go Am7 G F 'Cause they don't wanna ruin our dreams C Dm7 By tellin' us the things they've seen [Chorus] F Those guys were front-line brothers F Their lives depended on each other Am G C They were soldiers long before they were men F Yeah, the ones that somehow survived F Came home, went on to build their lives Am Never chargin' us a penny G C For the debt we owe to them Em But you can almost smell the gun smoke F And the foxholes that they shared Em On the days they raise their coffees F G And toast the empty chair [Outro] Dm7 To the brother who ain't there Dm7 We salute you