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Sailing Home For Christmas lyrics and chords are provided for your
personal use only, it's a very good patriotic Christmas song recorded
by Doug Stone.
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Sailing Home For Christmas Recorded by Doug Stone Written by Lewis Anderson
G Em C G They looked out their windows at the ocean that surrounds them Em C G D7 In the service of their country sailing to a foreign shore G Em C G Tomorrow will be Christmas and they wish that they could be home Em C D7 G Their wives and children need them but their country needs them more
C G But they'll be sailing home for Christmas sailing home for Christmas Em D7 Where a welcome candle in the window gleams C G D7 Em They'll be sailing home for Christmas sailing home for Christmas G D7 G Sailing home for Christmas in their dreams
Em C G Tomorrow they'll serve turkey and they'll sing the Christmas carols Em C D7 They'll talk about their families their mothers and their sons G Em C G It's the strangest contradiction singing songs of peace and sharing Em C D7 G As they mend the battle weapons hoping war will never come
Repeat #2
D7 G And maybe someday they won't have to be there anymore C G A7 D7 When we all start to live the things we have Christmas for
Repeat #2
D7 C G D7 Em They'll be sailing home for Christmas sailing home for Christmas G D7 C G Sailing home for Christmas in their dreams
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