Donna
The Lumineers
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anne
[Intro]F#m E F#m E[Strophe]E AIt's not the words you say but how you say itE AI saved the picture where your hair was braidedE AThey found your wallet in the cemeteryE AYou told your daughter she was ordinary[Refrain]C#m B EYou hate the name JuniorAYour husband loved his computersC#m B EYour mother never was oneAThe eldest of seven children[Interlude]F#m E F#m E[Strophe]E AIf you don't have it then you'll never give itE AAnd I don't blame you for the way you livin'E AA little boy was born in FebruaryE AYou couldn't sober up to hold a baby[Refrain]C#m B EYou hate the name DonnaAYou love to judge strangers' karmaC#m B EWe drove from New JerseyAThe trucks always made you worry[Pont]C#m B E AHold my hand now, time toC#m B E AGo to bed it's way too late[Refrain]C#m B EYou hate the name DonnaAYou love to judge strangers' karmaC#m B EYou drove from New JerseyAThe trucks always made you worryC#m B EYou raised a saint, DonnaYou love to judge strangers' karmaC#m B EYou're praying for a funeralAYou're singing like Hallelujah[Outro]E AYou´re singing like HallelujahE AYou´re singing like HallelujahE AYou're singing like HallelujahE AYou´re singing like HallelujahF#m E F#m E