Capo: 4 Tuning: E A D G B E

I was under the impression that this was played without a capo using the same chords in a lower octave. But in the Ballad of Shovels and Rope documentary, Mike's playing it with a capo on the 4th. It's possible they ended up playing it open on the record (it sounds that way to me), but either way it's the same chords. "This Means War" by Shovels and Rope O' Be Joyful capo on the 4th (chords in relation to the capo) G B7 Em C G D G G B7 Em C G D G G

Well I had an ^B7awful ^Emdream I ^Claid your ^Gbones by a ^Dshallow ^Gstream I carved your name in a ^B7willow ^Emtree And ^Cbeat the ^Gground ^D ^G

G B7 Em C G D G G

The water clear and ^B7sun a’^Embright I ^Cleft the ^Gtears ^Dalone to ^Gdry I raised my arms ^B7up to the ^Emsky ^CAnd I ^Gchallenged God ^D ^G

G B7 Em C G D G G B7 Em C G D G G

You had no prose, you ^B7had no ^Emright To ^Ctake my ^Gdove, my ^Dlittle ^Glight Half of my soul, ^B7half of ^Emmy sight ^CMy ^Gbeating heart, ^Dmy precious ^Gwife

^EmHave you no ^Canswer, ^Gfollow you no ^B7more ^EmI'm on my ^Cown, ^D this means ^Gwar

G B7 Em C G D G G B7 Em C G D G G

When I awoke, when ^B7I came ^Emto My ^Cwhole pers^Gpective was ^Dbrand ^Gnew I made a vow and I ^B7keep it ^Emtrue ^CHold very ^Gclose what's ^Dgiven to ^Gyou ^B7Keep very ^Emclose what's ^Cgiven to ^Gyou ^D ^G

Shovels & Rope - This means war