There Won't Be Many Coming Home Chords

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There Won't Be Many Coming Home by Roy Orbison is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of C. It uses the chords C, F, G, C7 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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C
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  			C              F                   G 
Listen all you people, try and understand 
C            F                        G 
You may be a soldier, woman, child or man 

          C                    F 
But there won't be many coming home 
          C                    F 
No, there won't be many coming home 
          C        C7           F         D 
Oh, there won't be many, maybe ten out of twenty,  
          C        G           C 
But there won't be many coming home. 

C 					  F 
Now the old folks will remember on that dark and dismal day, 
          C					   G 
How their hearts were choked with pride as their children marched away 
        C            F                   G            
Now the glory is all gone, they are left alone 

Oh, there won't be many, maybe five out of twenty 
But there won't be many coming home 
Look real closely at the soldier coming at you through the haze 
He may be the younger brother who ran away 
And before you kill another, listen to what I say 

        C                 C7         F                   D 
If they all came back but one he was still some mother's son, 
          C        G           C    
And there won't be many coming home 




by: José Duarte 
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Chord diagrams

Guitar tuner

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Start the tuner and play a string

Reference tones

Standard tuning, lowest to highest. Click a string to play it; the string the mic hears is highlighted.

Click Start tuner and allow microphone access. The needle centers and turns green when a string is in tune (within 5 cents).
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Metronome

100 BPM Andante