Dean Brody - Brothers

The ^Dhouse was like a tomb. I was ^Dhiding in my room. As my ^Gbrother made his way on down t^Dhe hall. I didn't ^Dwant to say goodbye. And I was^D trying to deny there was a war, ^G And that he got the^D call. I ^Bmwatched him from my window Walking ^Gdown the drive. Then I ^Dran down the stairway Through the^A front door and I cried

^DYou come back you hear? And I ^Glet him see my tears I said ^DI'll give you my rookie of D^AiMaggio. I'll do ^Danything you want, Clean your ^Groom, or wash your car. I'll do ^Danything so ^Asus4long as you don't^G go. But he said,^D this is what ^Asus4brothers are^D for.

Well ^DI have my heroes, But the ^Done I love the most ^GTaught me how to hunt and swing a^D bat. And I ^Dwrote him every night, I said I ^Dmiss our pillow fights, But ^Glately I just wonder where you^D're at. ^BmSometimes freedom makes it^G hard to live. When ^Dit takes things from you that you don't ^Awant to give.

I said ^Dyou come back you hear? I ^Gmiss you being near. ^DLaugh and fish down in the maple g^Arove I'll do ^Danything you want. There must be ^Gsomeone I can call, And just ^Dmaybe they would ^Asus4let you come back^G home. But he wrote,^D this is what ^Asus4brothers are^D for.

^AI may never have to face the^G anger of those^D guns, ^AOr lie cold and ^Gwounded in my ^Dblood, ^AOr know the sacrifi^Gce and what it^D must of cost ^BmFor him to ^Glove me that^A much.

^DWell, it had been two years, And I ^Dheld back my tears When I ^Gsaw him in that wheel chair on ^Dthe shore. And as I ^Dran and held him tight, That's when he ^Dlooked me in the eye And said I'm ^Bmsorry that you^F#m have to push m^Ge home. And I said hey^D, this is wh^Asus4at brothers ^Dare for.