Martina McBride - Independence day

Well she ^Aseemed all right by ^Ddawn's early light Though she ^Alooked a little worried and ^Dweak She ^Atried to pretend he wasn't ^Ddrinking ^Aagain But ^EDaddy'd left the proof on her cheek ^{D A}I was only eight years ^Dold that summer And I ^Aalways seemed to be in the ^Dway So I ^F#mtook myself down to the f^Dair in t^Aown ^EOn Independence ^ADay ^{D A D}

Well, ^Aword gets around in a ^Dsmall, small town They ^Asaid he was a dangerous ^Dman But ^AMama was proud and she ^Dstood her ^Aground She ^Eknew she was on the losing end ^{D A}Some folks whispered, ^Dsome folks talked But every^Abody looked the other ^Dway And when ^F#mtime ran out, there was ^Dno one ^Aabout ^EOn Independence ^ADay

^N.C.Let freedom ^Ering, let the white dove ^F#msing Let the ^Dwhole world know that to^Aday is a day of ^Ereckoning Let the weak be ^F#m7strong, let the right be ^Dwrong Roll that stone ^Aaway, let the guilty ^Epay It's Independence ^Asus2Day ^{A Asus2 A Dsus2}

Well, she ^Alit up the sky that ^DFourth of July By the ^Atime that the firemen ^Dcome They just^A put out the flames and they ^Dtook down some ^Anames And ^Esent me to the county home ^D Now ^AI ain't saying it's ^Dright or it's wrong But ^Amaybe it's the only ^Dway ^F#mTalk about your revo^Dlution^{A E}It's Independence ^ADay

Let freedom ^Ering, let the white dove ^F#msing Let the ^Dwhole world know that to^Aday is a day of ^Ereckoning Let the weak be ^F#m7strong, let the right be ^Dwrong Roll that stone a^Away, let the guilty ^Epay It's Independence ^Asus2Day ^{A Asus2 A Dsus2}