Intro G C Em D Verse 1 GDear Friend, I Got Your LeCtter, EmRead It Twice Before I SlepDt. GYou Said The Town Feels SmCaller, EmAnd You Don't Know What's LDeft. GYou Said You Don't Miss ThCe Driveway, EmOr The Rain Against Your WiDndow, GBut You Still Dream About CThe Street EmWhere We Used To Watch The DCars Go. Chorus CAnd I Don't Blame YouG For Leaving, DI Don't Blame You ForEm Moving On. CWe Were Never Meant TGo Stay There, DWe Just Thought We Were. CAnd If You're Scared OGf Becoming DSomeone You Don't RecognisEme, CJust Remember Where You CaGme From DDoesn't Mean You Have To GGo Back. Verse 2 GThe Old Gang Still Gets ToCgether, EmThough There's Less Of Us EacDh Year. GSomeone Always Brings You UCp, EmThen We All Pretend Not To HDear. GYour Old Room Has Someone CElse's EmBooks Stacked Against The WDall. GYour Name's Still On The FoCotball, EmThough Nobody Plays There NDow. Chorus CAnd I Don't Blame YouG For Leaving, DI Don't Blame You ForEm Moving On. CSome Of Us Are Still SGtanding DWhere We Started From. CBut I Hope You Know WGe're Proud Of You, DEven If We Don't Say It EmRight. CYou Were Always Looking GPast That Town, DEven When We Couldn't See GWhy. Bridge EmMaybe One Day You'll CCome Back, GNot Because You Need To DStay. EmJust To See The Old FaCmiliar Places GFrom A Different Kind Of DDay. EmAnd I'll Buy You CoffeCe Downtown, GWe'll Laugh About Who We WeDre. EmAnd If We Don't Have MuCch To Say, AmI Think That Might Be EnougDh. Chorus CSo Don't Feel Bad For GLeaving, DAnd Don't Feel Guilty FoEmr The Past. CSome Things Are Meant ToG Fade Away, DSome Things Are Meant To Last. CAnd If The New Road FeelGs Lonely, DYou Know Where We Are. Em CNot Waiting For You To CoGme Back, DJust Hoping You Get Far. G CAnd If You Ever Miss TheG People DThat You Were Before, Em CWrite Another Letter. G DYou Don't Have To Knock On GThe Door. Outro G Dear Friend, I HCope You're Happy. Em I Hope You're DoiDng Fine. G And I Hope You FindC A Place Em That Feels More LikeD Yours Than MinGe.
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What are the chords for Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home?
The chords for Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home are: G, C, Em, D, Am
What is the original key of Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home?
The original key is G.
What is the difficulty of playing Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home?
The difficulty level is Beginner.
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Can Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home be played on an acoustic guitar?
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How many chords are used in Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home?
Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home uses 5 chords: G, C, Em, D, Am
What is the easiest way to play Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home?
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