Mother

Jack Savoretti

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Mother

Written by Jack Savoretti

Key: F

Mother Key CC

Mother Key C#C#

Mother Key DD

Mother Key D#D#(one step down)

Mother Key EE(half step down)

Mother Key FF(original key)

Mother Key F#F#(half step up)

Mother Key GG(one step up)

Mother Key G#G#

Mother Key AA

Mother Key A#A#

Mother Key BB

Capo on 2nd fret

	  		



Am                                F 
They killed a man for doing wrong today 
                             C                    G 
When all he ever did in life was look the other way 
Am                                     F 
And with his verdict someone heard him pray 
                         C                         G 
The crowd gathered around to see the look on his face 

F                   Am                    G 
Will they ever know, the last words he spoke. 
F              
He Cried "Mother!" 
Am 
As the people stood and stared. 
          G 
He Cried "Mother." 
                    Am 
And no one seemed to care. 

Am                   F 
Early 25 years to his name 
                    C                    G 
Only the good die young it's too hard to say 
    Am                              F               C 
With a wife and child living back at home far from here  
                   G 
where he dies all alone 

F                    Am 
Will they ever know, the last words he spoke 
F                   
He Cried "Mother!" 
Am 
As the people stood and stared 
          G 
He Cried "Mother." 
               Am 
Sounded like a prayer 

"Guitar and harp plays" 2 rounds 

Am                                F 
They killed a man for doing wrong today " humming rest of the song "

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