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G D G Johnny gave Joe his first cig – arette
D G And Joe lit the filter and then he smoked the whole pack
C And Joe bought all the gas in Johnny's old Ford
G D G He always said that's what friends were for.
G D G When Johnny married Tina, Joe married Dee
D G Two blonde-haired sisters from Covington, Ken – tucky
C And in '67 Johnny joined the Corps
G D G Joe did too, but he never knew what for.
D G And tonight in this barroom he's easin' his pain
D G He's thinkin' of someone, but he won't say the name
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D G C Folks say he's a hero, but he'll tell you he ain't
G D G He left the hero in the jungle back in 19 - 68.
G D G Johnny went from job to job tryin' to make ends meet
D G And Tina divorced him back in '83
C Now thirty years come and thirty years go
G D G And Johnny's got a grandkid that he barely knows. [Verse]
D G And tonight in this barroom he's easin' his pain
D G He's thinkin' of someone, but he won't say the name
D G C Folks say he's a hero, but he'll tell you he ain't
G D G He left the hero in the jungle back in 19 - 68.
G D G Well Dee calls Johnny every now and then
D G And talks about her children and her third husband
C But when he asks about someone they used to know
G D G Dee says, “Johnny that was so long ago.”
D G And tonight in this barroom he's easin' his pain
D G He's thinkin' of someone, but he won't say the name
D G C Folks say he's a hero, but he'll tell you he ain't
G D G He left the hero in the jungle back in 19 - 68.
G D G He left the hero in the jungle back in 19 - 68.
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Composición: Dave Alvin y Chris Gaffney

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