CHORDS: Stephen Wilson Jr. – All The Wars From Now On Piano & Ukulele
These are All The Wars From Now On chords by Stephen Wilson Jr. on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.
[Intro]
E A E A
[Verse 1]
E
Hey Bill, Hey Don,
A
Hey Roger, Hey Ron
E
Four purple hearts full
B
of war stories and local
diner black coffee
E
They laugh at the fool,
A
talk some trash shoot
the pool
E
They’re sweet as a slice
B
of cherry pie with shrapnel
still in their bodies
C#m
And I couldn’t help but
A
sit there, watch em go about
E
And that’s when it hit me,
B
they got it figured out
[Chorus]
E
All the wars from now on
A
should be fought by old men
E
Who are old enough to know
B
better now, Knowing better
than back then
E
They’d set their weapons
A
on the ground, Crack a
couple of cold beers
E
Share polaroid’s of their
B
grandkids, let the black
powder smoke clear
C#m
They’d play cards and
A
shake hands, make some
new friends
E
All the wars from now on
B E
should be fought by old men
[Verse 2]
E A E A
Don’t
they usually send
E
Some poor mother’s son,
A
youth is wasted on the young
E
Recruit em right outta
B
high school, Hell they won’t
know any better
E
They’ll fight it, they’ll die,
A
their hometowns will cry
E
And all that’s left is some
B
empty nests and a shaky
handwritten letter.
C#m
And it’s been that
way forever
[Chorus]
E
All the wars from now on
A
should be fought by old men
E
Who are old enough to know
B
better now, Knowing better
than back then
E
They’d set their weapons on
A
the ground, Crack a couple
of cold beers
E
Share polaroid’s of
their grandkids,
B
let the black powder
smoke clear
C#m
They’d play cards and shake
A
hands, make some new friends
E
All the wars from now on
B E
should be fought by old men
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[Bridge]
C#m
There’d be peace on
Earth every day
A
and aint they,
the ones that usually
B A B
start it anyway.
[Chorus]
E
All the wars from now on
A
should be fought by old men
E
Who are old enough to know
B
better now, Knowing better
than back then
E
They’d set their weapons on
A
the ground, Crack a couple
of cold beers
E
Share polaroid’s of their
B
grandkids, let the black
powder smoke clear
C#m
They’d play cards and shake
A
hands, make some new friends
E A
All the wars from now on
E B
All the wars from now on
[Outro]
E A E B

