G D [Verse 1]D A I was standin' by my window yesterday morningD Without a thought of worry or of careD7 G When I saw the postman comin' up the pathwayA A7 D With such a happy face and jolly air [Verse 2]D A He rang the bell and whistled as he waitedD Then he said; "Good morning to you, Jack"D7 G But he little knew the sorrow he had brought meA A7 D When he handed me a letter edged in black[Verse 3]D A With trembling hand I took this letter from himD I broke the seal and this is what it said:D7 G "Come home my boy, your dear old father wants youA A7 D Come home my boy, your dear old mother's dead" [Verse 4]D A I bowed my head in sorrow and in sadnessD The sunshine of my life, it all had fledD7 G When the post man brought that letter yesterday morningA A7 D "Saying come home my boy, your dear old mother's dead" [Verse 5]D A "The last words your mother ever uttered:D Tell my boy I want him to come backD7 G My eyes are blurred, my poor old heart is breakingA A7 D So, I'm writing you this letter edged in black" [Verse 6]D A "Forget those angry words that we have spokenD You know I didn't mean them, don't you, JackD7 G May the angels bear as witness, I am askingA A7 D Your for-giveness in this letter edged in black"
Letter Edged In Black
Marty Robbins
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