Broken Hymns
Dropkick Murphys
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D Now the fog and smoke is liftingD A From the fallen row on rowD D In 1861 the prayed for God to keepA their soulsD Jimmy left home in AprilD A That was one year to the dayD Writes his mother back home in BrightonD A But he ain't got much to sayG D He's forgotten what his town looks likeA G A The smell of death is all aroundD AG D He dreams of the blue AtlanticA D G D A To once again be homeward boundD Homeward boundD Though the road was long and windingA D G D A Many snares lay in their pathD But their struggle they saw as righteousA D G The fought with might and stuckD A with wrathContinúa después del anuncioG D Now the battle hymns are playingA G A D A Report of shots not far waysG D No prayer, no promise, no hand ofA GodD G D Could save their souls that AprilA dayD Tell their wives that they fought bravelyA D G D A As they lay them in their gravesD As the train pulled in the stationA D A And the families gathered 'roundD You could hear the first car echoA D G D A With a loud triumphant soundD But the last car it was silentA D They listened close but theyA couldn't hearD It was laden down with coffinsA D G D A That didn't speak and couldn't cheer ChorusSolo: D D A Bm9 GD As the train pulled in the stationA D A And the families gathered 'roundBm9 You could hear the first car echoA D A With a loud triumphant soundG D Now the battle hymns are playingA G A D A Report of shots not far awayG D No prayer, no promise, no hand ofA GodD G Could save theirs souls thatD A April dayG D Now the battle hymns are playingA G A D A Report of shots not far awayG D No prayer, no promise, no hand ofA GodD G Could save the souls of the blueD A and greyD Tell their wives that they fought bravelyA D G D A As they lay them in their graves
Composición: Al Barr, Ken Casey, Matt Kelly, Pat Lynch y Tim Brennan
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