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Memorial Day

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[Intro]
G C D
[Verse 1]
  G
We nicknamed him Walker
  D
He tied knots to get a badge
  Em
He said, I'll serve my country
  C
Just like my old man
  G            D              C
but July 29th, came and he was gone
[Verse 2]
  G                           D
A shiny town car parked   on that old gravel lot
 Em                          C
Two uniforms on the front door they knocked
 G                                         D
His Mama started crying, she said, you are lying!
  Em       C
Wheres my son....?
[Chorus]
   G                        D
So I'll take off my hat,  raise up my drink
  G                                 Em
To the ones that gave it all for the US of A
  C                              D
Say a prayer for the families,  Lord give em strength
  G               D         Em
There's a folded flag in a frame
G           D      Em     G
and I just want to say Thanks...
  D        G
On Memorial day.
  C   D   G
  C   D   G
[Verse 3]
G                          D
Good men, good women gave all they had
     A                           C
They were brothers and sisters, mothers and dads
   G                              D                        C
We will never be the same,   but your sacrifice is not in vain...
[Chorus]
   G                        D
So I'll take off my hat,  raise up my drink
  G                                 Em
To the ones that gave it all for the US of A.
  C                              D
Say a prayer for the families,  Lord give em strength
  G               D         Em
There's a folded flag in a frame
G           D       Em    G
and I just want to say Thanks...
  D        G
On Memorial day.
  C   D   G
  C   D   G
[Bridge]
  G           D      G            Am          C
Thank -you- Lord   for the ones  that died  for me
  G                   D         C           D
They were soliders,   Airmen, Sailors and ma__rines
[Chorus]
   G                        D
So I'll take off my hat,  raise up my drink
  G                                 Em
To the ones that gave it all for the US of A.
  C                              D
Say a prayer for the families,  Lord give em strength
  G               D         Em
There's a folded flag in a frame
G           D           Em
and I just want to   say thanks
[Outro]
 G                      D            Em
To the gravestones that don't have a name
C     D      G
On Memorial day
C     D      G
On Memorial day

Memorial Day chords and lyrics

Free chords for Memorial Day by Coffey Anderson. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Intro]
G C D
[Verse 1]
[Verse 2]
[Chorus]
  C   D   G
  C   D   G
[Verse 3]
[Chorus]
  C   D   G
  C   D   G
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
[Outro]

Memorial Day Chords by Coffey Anderson

Learn how to play Memorial Day by Coffey Anderson with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Memorial Day chords”, “Memorial Day guitar chords”, or “Coffey Anderson Memorial Day chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Memorial Day chords and for experienced players who want accurate Memorial Day lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, C, D, Em, A, Am.

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