Iron & Wine - Weary memory

^DFound your mittens be^Amhind a box of ^Cpic-^Gtures ^DYou would wear them be^Amfore I brewed the ^Ctea ^{G D}That's one memory ^AmI can easily ^Ccon-^Gjure ^DWeary memory ^AmI can always ^Csee^G

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^DFound your rosary bro^Amken into ^Cpie-^Gces ^DEvery night, by the b^Amed, you'd kiss the ^Cbeads ^{G D}Those are moments that ^AmI can always ^Cre-^Glive ^DWeary memories ^AmI can always ^Csee^G

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^DFound a photo of ^Amyou when we were ^Cmar-^Gried ^DLeaning back on a ^Ambroken willow ^Ctree ^{G D}That's one memory ^Amthat I choose to ^Ccar-^Gry ^DWeary memory ^AmI can always ^Csee^G

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