Intro E A C#m B Verse 1 EDear Friend, I Got Your LeAtter, C#mRead It Twice Before I SleptB. EYou Said The Town Feels SmAaller, C#mAnd You Don't Know What's LeBft. EYou Said You Don't Miss ThAe Driveway, C#mOr The Rain Against Your WinBdow, EBut You Still Dream About AThe Street C#mWhere We Used To Watch The CBars Go. Chorus AAnd I Don't Blame YouE For Leaving, BI Don't Blame You ForC#m Moving On. AWe Were Never Meant TEo Stay There, BWe Just Thought We Were. AAnd If You're Scared OEf Becoming BSomeone You Don't RecognisC#me, AJust Remember Where You CaEme From BDoesn't Mean You Have To GEo Back. Verse 2 EThe Old Gang Still Gets ToAgether, C#mThough There's Less Of Us EachB Year. ESomeone Always Brings You UAp, C#mThen We All Pretend Not To HeBar. EYour Old Room Has Someone AElse's C#mBooks Stacked Against The WaBll. EYour Name's Still On The FoAotball, C#mThough Nobody Plays There NoBw. Chorus AAnd I Don't Blame YouE For Leaving, BI Don't Blame You ForC#m Moving On. ASome Of Us Are Still SEtanding BWhere We Started From. ABut I Hope You Know WEe're Proud Of You, BEven If We Don't Say It C#mRight. AYou Were Always Looking EPast That Town, BEven When We Couldn't See EWhy. Bridge C#mMaybe One Day You'll CoAme Back, ENot Because You Need To BStay. C#mJust To See The Old FamAiliar Places EFrom A Different Kind Of DBay. C#mAnd I'll Buy You CoffeeA Downtown, EWe'll Laugh About Who We WeBre. C#mAnd If We Don't Have MucAh To Say, F#mI Think That Might Be EnoughB. Chorus ASo Don't Feel Bad For ELeaving, BAnd Don't Feel Guilty FoC#mr The Past. ASome Things Are Meant ToE Fade Away, BSome Things Are Meant To Last. AAnd If The New Road FeelEs Lonely, BYou Know Where We Are. C#m ANot Waiting For You To CoEme Back, BJust Hoping You Get Far. E AAnd If You Ever Miss TheE People BThat You Were Before, C#m AWrite Another Letter. E BYou Don't Have To Knock On EThe Door. Outro E Dear Friend, I HAope You're Happy. C#m I Hope You're DoinBg Fine. E And I Hope You FindA A Place C#m That Feels More Like BYours Than MineE.
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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: E, A, C#m, B, F#m
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.
Can I play Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home in another key?
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Can Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home be played on an acoustic guitar?
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Can I play Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home on ukulele?
Chord Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home can be played on guitar or ukulele using their respective chord shapes.
How many chords are used in Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home?
Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home uses 5 chords: E, A, C#m, B, F#m
What is the easiest way to play Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home?
You can use the transpose feature to change the key to one that better matches your vocal range or uses easier chord shapes.
What decade was Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home released in?
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Yes. Tap the Simplify button to switch Ryley Johnson - A Letter From Home to beginner-friendly chords - it drops advanced extensions like maj7, m7, and 9ths without changing the song's key or progression.