Letters To London Chords

KeyD Capo2st fret TuningStandard Difficulty Plays409

Letters To London by Granger Smith is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of D with a capo on the 2st fret. It uses the chords Cadd9, G, Em7 and D. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.

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Intro: Cadd9 G Em7 D (2x)

Cadd9              G 
Sometimes late at night 
      Em7             D 
I sit up in bed and write 
            Cadd9    G   Em7  D 
Letters to London 
 Cadd9           G 
I use a pen and pad 
             Em7               D 
To try and prove that what we had 
            Cadd9     G  Em7  D 
Had to mean something 



     Cadd9 G    Em7        D 
I say, I miss a Hollywood kiss 
    Cadd9         G 
When soft finger tips 
            Em7             D 
Rolled like tears down my skin 
             Cadd9 G 
I didn't take care of 
   Em7       D 
A beautiful love 
     Cadd9             G 
Oh my God what have I done 
           Em7   D 
I let it become 
          Cadd9    G   Em7   D 
Letters to London 

 Cadd9                  G 
I don't know where she went 
     Em7                  D 
So I don't know where to send 
          Cadd9    G  Em7   D 
Letters to London 
   Cadd9               G 
But maybe they're for me 
       Em7        D 
Simple poet melody 
             Cadd9       G  Em7  D 
But I gotta do something 

Chorus:

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