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Standard Tuning, Capo on 2 to match recording.
Live he plays it with Capo on 1 though.
Also, on the second to last line in the Chorus, the D is optional.
 Cadd9   G   Em7   Dx2
Cadd9Sometimes late at nGight
I sit Em7up in bed and wrDite
Letters to LCadd9ondonG  Em7  D  
I Cadd9use a pen and pGad
To try and prEm7ove that what we hDad
Had to mean Cadd9somethingG  Em7  D  
Chorus:
I sayCadd9, I miGss a Em7Hollywood kDiss
When Cadd9soft finger tGips
Rolled like Em7tears down my skDin
I didn't take Cadd9care Gof
A bEm7eautiful lDove
Oh my Cadd9God what have I dGone
I let it beEm7comeD  
Letters to Cadd9LondonG  Em7  D  
I Cadd9don't know where she wGent
So I Em7don't know where to sDend
Letters to Cadd9LondonG  Em7  D  
But Cadd9maybe they're for mGe
Simple Em7poet melodyD  
But I gotta dCadd9o somethingG  Em7  D  
Chorus:
I sayCadd9, I miGss a Em7Hollywood kDiss
When Cadd9soft finger tGips
Rolled like Em7tears down my skDin
I didn't take Cadd9care Gof
A bEm7eautiful lDove
Oh my Cadd9God what have I dGone
I let it beEm7comeD  
Letters to Cadd9LondonG  Em7  D  
Cadd9  G  Em7  D
No, you Cadd9can't go arGound keeping Em7angels on the grDound
No, you Cadd9can't go arGound keeping Em7angels on the grDound         .         .            .               .
No, you Cadd9can't go arGound keeping Em7angels on the grDound
I Cadd9know I knGow I kEm7nowD  
London come Cadd9homeG  Em7  D  
Chorus:
Cadd9I miss Gyour Em7Hollywood kDiss
When your Cadd9soft finger tGips
Rolled like Em7tears down my skDin
I didn't take Cadd9care Gof
My Em7beautiful Dlove
Oh my Cadd9God what have I dGone
I let it beEm7comeD  
Letters to Cadd9LondonG  Em7  D  
My letters to Cadd9LondonG  Em7  D  
I write my letters to Cadd9London, yGeahEm7  D  
My letters to Cadd9LondonG  Em7  D  
Cadd9Sometimes late at nGight
I sit Em7up in bed and wrDite
Letters to LCadd9ondon

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Letters To London

by Granger Smith

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 2 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Cadd9

Em7

Standard Tuning, Capo on 2 to match recording.

Live he plays it with Capo on 1 though.

Also, on the second to last line in the Chorus, the D is optional.

Cadd9 G Em7 D

Cadd9 G

Sometimes late at night

Em7 D

I sit up in bed and write

Cadd9 G Em7 D

Letters to London

Cadd9 G

I use a pen and pad

Em7 D

To try and prove that what we had

Cadd9 G Em7 D

Had to mean something

Chorus:

Cadd9 G Em7 D

I say, I miss a Hollywood kiss

Cadd9 G

When soft finger tips

Em7 D

Rolled like tears down my skin

Cadd9 G

I didn't take care of

Em7 D

A beautiful love

Cadd9 G

Oh my God what have I done

Em7 D

I let it become

Cadd9 G Em7 D

Letters to London

Cadd9 G

I don't know where she went

Em7 D

So I don't know where to send

Cadd9 G Em7 D

Letters to London

Cadd9 G

But maybe they're for me

Em7 D

Simple poet melody

Cadd9 G Em7 D

But I gotta do something

Chorus:

Cadd9 G Em7 D

I say, I miss a Hollywood kiss

Cadd9 G

When soft finger tips

Em7 D

Rolled like tears down my skin

Cadd9 G

I didn't take care of

Em7 D

A beautiful love

Cadd9 G

Oh my God what have I done

Em7 D

I let it become

Cadd9 G Em7 D

Letters to London

Cadd9 G Em7 D

No, you can't go around keeping angels on the ground

Cadd9 G Em7 D

No, you can't go around keeping angels on the ground . . . .

Cadd9 G Em7 D

No, you can't go around keeping angels on the ground

Cadd9 G Em7 D

I know I know I know

Cadd9 G Em7 D

London come home

Chorus:

Cadd9 G Em7 D

I miss your Hollywood kiss

Cadd9 G

When your soft finger tips

Em7 D

Rolled like tears down my skin

Cadd9 G

I didn't take care of

Em7 D

My beautiful love

Cadd9 G

Oh my God what have I done

Em7 D

I let it become

Cadd9 G Em7 D

Letters to London

Cadd9 G Em7 D

My letters to London

Cadd9 G Em7 D

I write my letters to London, yeah

Cadd9 G Em7 D

My letters to London

Cadd9 G

Sometimes late at night

Em7 D

I sit up in bed and write

Cadd9

Letters to London

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