Widows Of Normandy - Rye Lachance

Intro: Em Em E A Em E Verse 1: A Em Em I'm on my sixth Civil War documentary E A Em Em And I can't take any more US history E A Em Em Is it the Adderall or what your leaving did to me E A Would things Go differently Chorus 1: Em Em If we, if we were E A Em Em 1865, two states north of the Mason-Dixon line E A Would you love me in a different time Em Em would you return from war to pick more fights E A If I wrote four years of letters Em Em hoping you weren't gone forever E A Would we grow old together Em Would you treat me better

Instrumental: E A Em Em E A Em Verse 2: E A Em Em I read an article on women in '43 E A Em Em They left their fears at the door of the factory E A Em Em I heard the interviews from widows of Normandy E A Who still can't afford to sleep Chorus 2: Em Em If we, if we were E A Em Em 1945 And we've just turned that one last flag to white E A Praise God that you're still alive Em Em would you return from war to pick more fights E A If I wrote four years of letters Em Em hoping you weren't gone forever E A Would we grow old together Em Would you treat me better Verse 4: A Delusion, insanity, lost love A Life isn't a period drama E The end was the bloodshed, the trauma, the hardship E The end was enclosed in a casket A At the hand, break the bones of another man A At the foot of a God and his ugly plans E So obsessed with the past out of selfishness Verse 5: Em Em If we, if we were E A Em Em 1945, so convinced there's still a winning side E A Wouldn't love me in a different time Em Em You'd return from war to pick more fights E A One hundred years of letters Em Em War still rages on forever E A So human, so untethered Outro: Em E A You won't treat me better Em Em E A You can't treat me better? Em E A Em Em Would you treat me better E A Would we grow old together Em Would you treat me better