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Intro: (this progression and picking
 style goes into the verse)

   (D)         (D/E)      (D/F#)         ( 
E|--------------------------------
B|-----3-2-3------3-2-3-------3-2-
G|---2-2-2-2------2-2-2-------2-2-
D|-0------------0-----------0-----
A|--------------------------------
E|------------0-----------2-------
  G)       
E|-------------0----| 
B|0---0----------3--| 
G|2-2-0-------------| 
D|--0--------0------| 
A|---------2--------| 
E|-------3----------| 

Verse 1:
D
I was flying down the highway
        D/E
Weaving in and out of traffic
      D/F#        G
I was racing time
D
An old man pulled out in front of me
    D/E
And I went crazy as can be
D/F#           G
I lost my mind
Em                         A
I blew my horn till I got close 
enough to see
    Em              D/F#       
And what was on his car-tag sure 
   A           Asus  A
convicted me


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Chorus:
D    D/C#  D/A          A
P  O  W    three sixty-nine
G          D/F#               
I should salute you from this 
Em7       A
heart of mine
      D            D/C#        
And thank you for placing your 
D/A          A
life on the line
    Em       A  Asus A
For me, I'm free
D               D/C#           
I pray that the rest of your 
D/A    A     G
journey is a peaceful one
            D/F#                 
And may you take your own sweet 
Em  D/F#
time
    G      A
Mr. P O W three sixty-nine


D PEAT INTRO CHORDS

Verse 2:
D
The things we take for granted
        D/E
In this life we lead are tragic
      D/F#        G
We should be ashamed
D
He left his home and family
    D/E
And cast his fate across the sea
D/F#           G
Would we do the same
Em                         A
Well I sure bet he's got some 
stories he could tell
    Em              D/F#          
Ain't that many ever made it back 
A           Asus  A
from hell

D PEAT CHORUS

Em     D/F#                G
Let me thank you one more time
    Em   D/F#  G           D (end 
with intro chord progression)
Mr. P  O  W   three sixty-nine