Dear Darcie

G D C G D G D/F# Dear Darcie, here's a letter from a guitar, Em A C He told me I should sing his song for you Am And I should say it is from him; C He'd like to tell you where he's been. G D C G D G But Daddy says it better when he sings. G D G D/F# Dear Darcie, how's your mama? Are you happy? Em A C Can a guitar make a living where you are? Am Well, your Daddy's band and me, C We're just playing to be free. G D C But I still miss you listening to my strings. D G Dear Darcie, can you see the wind blow by? C D G Covered up with snow like lookin' in a diamond's eye. C D G Dear Darcie, can you see the Northern lights? C D G Dear Darcie, it is really mostly night? D Are you all right? G D G Em A C Am C G D C C D G Dear Darcie, can you see the wind blow by? C D G Covered up with snow like lookin' in a diamond's eye. C D G Dear Darcie, can you see the Northern lights? C D G Dear Darcie, it is really mostly night? D Are you all right? G D G D/F# There's a letter on the table from a guitar. Em A C To a little girl who's gone four thousand miles, Am And when she opens it she'll see C There's a postscript just from me G D C With all the love a letter's line can bring. G It'll say Dear Darcie D G Do you miss me like I miss you? Em A C Are you old enough to know the way I feel? Am C Am I man enough to see, how much in you there is of me? G D C And do you still believe your Daddy's real? G D C D G And do you still believe your Daddy's real?