Dear John chords by Aimee Mann

• Capo on 1st

Dear John - Mann, Aimee

C# mixo; capo 1st fret, in C mixo

F C G

        Dm      F      C      G
Cotton candy was king


        Dm        F      C        G
On the midway that spring


        Dm        F         C      Bb        Dm
When I saw you in the ring on the lawn

      C   Bb    Dm
Dear John


          C           Bb              Dm                   F   C   G   Gsus4       G
Throwing kisses so Richmond's unfortunates can go on


         Dm         F    C      G
Oh, the lectures I gave


         Dm           F    C      G
So the girls would behave


           Dm            F           C   Bb        Dm
While the band played all your favorite songs


      C   Bb    Dm
Dear John


          C           Bb              Dm                   F   C   G   Gsus4       G
Throwing kisses so Richmond's unfortunates can go on


     A              Dm               Bb             F
But numbers come up and you're left to the fates


        A             Dm               Bb             F
Though I always thought you were one of the greats


      A          Dm                Bb        F
Once somebody stationed in Kuala Lumpur


         Bb                  F             Bb             A
Said he thought you went out, but he couldn't be sure


guitar solo (Dm F C G, ...)

         Dm       F    C      G
And the midway I knew


           Dm        F     C      G
Where the sky was so blue


          Dm       F     C   Bb      Dm
With the memory of you is gone


      C   Bb    Dm
Dear John


          C           Bb              Dm                   F
Throwing kisses so Richmond's unfortunates can go on


          C           Bb              Dm                   F
Throwing kisses so Richmond's unfortunates can go on


          C           Bb              Dm                   F
Throwing kisses so Richmond's unfortunates can go on


          C           Bb              Dm                   F
Throwing kisses so Richmond's unfortunates can go on


          C           Bb              Dm                   F    C   G   C
Throwing kisses so Richmond's unfortunates can go on