Biography:
Tracy Darrell (Trace) Adkins is an American country music artist, born January 13, 1962, in Springhill, Louisiana.
His musical interest came at an early age, when his father taught him to play the guitar. In high school, he joined a gospel music group called the New Commitments. He was also a member of Future Farmers of America (FFA). Later, Adkins went on to study petroleum technology at Louisiana Tech University, where he also played football.
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Other songs:
- You're Gonna Miss This
- Til The Last Shot’s Fired
- A Bad Way Of Saying Goodbye
- Aint No Thinkin Thing
- Aint No Woman Like You
- All I Ask For Anymore
- And There Was You
- Arlington
- Babys Gone
- Between The Rainbows And The Rain
- Bring It On
- Chrome
- Comin On Strong
- Dont Lie
- Dreamin Out Loud
- Eleven Roses
- Every Light In The House
- Fightin Words
- Find Me A Preacher
- For The Rest Of Mine
- Give Me You
- Happy Man
- Heard It In A Love Song
- Hell I Can Do That
- Help Me Understand
- High
- Hillbilly Rich
- Hold My Beer
- Hold You Now
- Honky Tonk Badonkadonk
- I Came Here To Live
- I Cant Outrun You
- I Left Something Turned On At Home
- I Sure Hate To Break Down Here
- I Wanna Feel Something
- I Wish It Was You
- Id Sure Hate To Break Down Here
- If The Sun Comes Up
- Im Payin For It Now
- Im Tryin
- It Was You
- Jesus And Jones
- Just Fishin
- Ladies Love Country Boys
- Legs
- Lets Do That Again
- Lonely Wont Leave Me Alone
- Love Me Like No Tomorrow
- Marry For Money
- Million Dollar View
- More
- Muddy Water
- My Heaven
- Once Upon A Fool Ago
- Poor Folks
- Semper Fi
- Snowball In El Paso
- Something Turned On At Home
- Songs About Me
- Still A Soldier
- Sweet
- Thankful Man
- Thats What You Get
- The Rest Of Mine
- Then Came The Night
- Then I Wake Up
- Then They Do
- Theres A Girl In Texas
- This Aint No Love Song
- This Aint No Thinkin Thing
- This Old Grey Coat
- Til The Last Shots Fired
- Till The Last Shots Fired
- Tough People Do
- Twenty
- Watch The World End
- Watered Down
- Wayfarin Stranger
- Wayfaring Stranger
- When I Stop Lovin You
- When I Stop Loving You
- Wish It Was You
- Youre Gonna Miss This
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CAPO 2
INTRO:
Em D C
I was there in the winter of '64
D Bm C
When we camped in the ice at Nashville's doors
G D Em
Three hundred miles our trail had led
D Bm C
We barely had time to bury our dead
C D
When the Yankees charged and the colors fell
D Bm C
Overton hill was a living hell
C D
When we called retreat it was almost dark
D Em
I died with a grapeshot in my heart
C D Em
Say a prayer for peace
C G D
For every fallen son
C D Em
Set my spirit free
C G D
Let me lay down my gun
Am C
Sweet mother Mary I'm so tired
C D Em
But I can't come home 'til the last shot's fired
Em D C
In June of 1944
D Bm C
I waited in the blood of Omaha's shores
G D Em
Twenty-one and scared to death
D Bm C
My heart poundin' in my chest
C D
I almost made the first seawall
D Bm C
When my friends turned and saw me fall
C D
I still smell the smoke, I can taste the mud
D Em
As I lay there dying from a loss of blood
C D Em
Say a prayer for peace
C G D
For every fallen son
C D Em
Set my spirit free
C G D
Let me lay down my gun
Am C
Sweet mother Mary I'm so tired
C D Em
But I can't come home 'til the last shot's fired
bridge:
C
I'm in the fields of Vietnam,
D
The mountains of Afghanistan
C
And I'm still hopin', waitin', prayin'
D
I did not die in vain
C D Em
Say a prayer for peace
C G D
For every fallen son
C D Em
Set our spirits free
C G D
Let us lay down our guns
Am C
Sweet mother Mary we're so tired
C D Em
But we can't come home 'til the last shot's fired
C Em C
'Til the last shot's fired
[Choir:]
Say a prayer for peace (for peace)
For our daughters and our sons
Set our spirits free (set us free)
Let us lay down our guns
[Trace:]
Sweet mother Mary, we're so tired
But we can't come home
[Choir:]
No we can't come home
'Til the last shot's fired
INTRO:
Em D C
I was there in the winter of '64
D Bm C
When we camped in the ice at Nashville's doors
G D Em
Three hundred miles our trail had led
D Bm C
We barely had time to bury our dead
C D
When the Yankees charged and the colors fell
D Bm C
Overton hill was a living hell
C D
When we called retreat it was almost dark
D Em
I died with a grapeshot in my heart
C D Em
Say a prayer for peace
C G D
For every fallen son
C D Em
Set my spirit free
C G D
Let me lay down my gun
Am C
Sweet mother Mary I'm so tired
C D Em
But I can't come home 'til the last shot's fired
Em D C
In June of 1944
D Bm C
I waited in the blood of Omaha's shores
G D Em
Twenty-one and scared to death
D Bm C
My heart poundin' in my chest
C D
I almost made the first seawall
D Bm C
When my friends turned and saw me fall
C D
I still smell the smoke, I can taste the mud
D Em
As I lay there dying from a loss of blood
C D Em
Say a prayer for peace
C G D
For every fallen son
C D Em
Set my spirit free
C G D
Let me lay down my gun
Am C
Sweet mother Mary I'm so tired
C D Em
But I can't come home 'til the last shot's fired
bridge:
C
I'm in the fields of Vietnam,
D
The mountains of Afghanistan
C
And I'm still hopin', waitin', prayin'
D
I did not die in vain
C D Em
Say a prayer for peace
C G D
For every fallen son
C D Em
Set our spirits free
C G D
Let us lay down our guns
Am C
Sweet mother Mary we're so tired
C D Em
But we can't come home 'til the last shot's fired
C Em C
'Til the last shot's fired
[Choir:]
Say a prayer for peace (for peace)
For our daughters and our sons
Set our spirits free (set us free)
Let us lay down our guns
[Trace:]
Sweet mother Mary, we're so tired
But we can't come home
[Choir:]
No we can't come home
'Til the last shot's fired
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