Donovan Woods - John your daughter

^ANow lay me down o^Dn the warehouse groun^Ad. Later ^Don, ^AI don't go there now. ^{D A A}On and on, ^DI know what to ^Asay. ^{D D}She's never been ^Ataught but she knows the way.^{D A}

^AI was kidding ^Dlove, ^GI was kidding. ^A But you just were^Dn't smart enough to know it.^{G A A}I was lying ^Dlove, they were lying ^A when they said "if you ^Dlove someone, let them go." ^{G A}

^ADear John^E, I know we ^Dgot along.^A I was ^F#mright, s^Eir, you were ^Dwrong.^{A A}She will marr^Ey some self-^Dmade ^Aman. ^F#mI still write ^Esongs, but I miss your ^Adaughter John. ^{Bm/D/A A}I miss your ^Ddaughter John^A/Bm/D/A

^ANow there she ^Bmlay, with her ^Dnose in pla^Ace, broken ^Bmwrist, just the picture of ^Ggrace. ^{A A}And on and ^Bmon, ^Gwhat her father says^A Well he's ^Dnever been shown but he knows what^G it is.^{A A}I was kidding ^Bmlove, I was kid^Gding. ^A But you just weren't ^Dsmart enough to know it.^A I was lying ^Dlove, they were ^Alying when they said "if you ^Dlove someone^G let 'em know.^A" ^DNow, what if I stayed and ^Gdid that thing for you? ^{A D}What if I stayed and did that thing that's^F#m/E always ^Dtrue.^{A A}What's a man to do?

^F#mDear John^E, I know we ^Dgot along.^{A F#m}I was right, ^Esir, you were ^Dwrong.^A She will ^F#mmarry^E some self-^Dmade ^Aman. I still ^F#mwrite^E songs, but I miss your daughter, J^Dohn.^{A F#m}Dear John^E, I know we ^Dgot along.^A I was ^F#mright, si^Er, you were ^Dwrong^A. She will ^F#mmarry^E some self-^Dmade ^Aman. I still ^F#mwrite s^Eongs, ^EBut I miss your daughter, ^AJohn. ^{Bm D A A}I miss your daughter, John.^{Bm D A}