Dear Brother (we'll Meet Again Someday) Chords

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Dear Brother (we'll Meet Again Someday) by Hank Williams is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of E. It uses the chords E, B7 and A. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.

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  			E 
Dear brother, Mama left us this morning, 
B7                    E 
The angels took her a-way. 
 
She's gone to meet Daddy up there in Heaven, 
    B7                    E 
But we'll meet again some-day. 
 
 
    A                      E 
She left this world with a smile on her face, 
                        B7 
Whispering the Savior's name. 
E 
Dear brother, Mama left us this morning, 
         B7                     E 
For that city where there is no pain. 
 
 
E 
As I stood by her bedside, those last few moments, 
B7                   E 
I lived my childhood again. 
                        
I thought of you brother, and of the old homestead, 
    B7                      E 
And my tears they fell like rain. 
 
 
 
    A                      E 
She left this world with a smile on her face, 
                        B7 
Whispering the Savior's name. 
E 
Dear brother, Mama left us this morning, 
         B7                     E 
For that city where there is no pain 
 
 
 
 
    A                      E 
She left this world with a smile on her face, 
                        B7 
Whispering the Savior's name. 
E 
Dear brother, Mama left us this morning, 
         B7                     E 
For that city where there is no pain. 
 
 
Tabbed by Joe Wallace, Countrytabs.com 
    	

Chord diagrams

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