Universal Soilder

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He's five foot two and he's six 
    Am
feet four
F         G                 C
He fights with missiles and with 
spears
F                  G       C    
He's all of thirty-one and he's 
          Am
only seventeen
            F                      
He's been a soldier for a thousand 
Dm    G
years
       F            G      
He's a Catholic, a Hindu, an 
    C         Am
Atheist, a Jane
F             G          C
A Buddhist a Baptist and Jew
F                     G           
He knows he shouldn't kill but he 
 C              Am
knows he always will
     F                             
kill you my friend for me and me 
  Dm  G
for you
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      F           G          
He's fighting for Canada, he's 
    C          Am
fighting for France
F                     G   C
He's fighting for the U S A
      F                G          
He's fighting for the Russians and
       C            Am
 he's fighting for Japan
       F                         
And he thinks he'll put an end to 
          Dm  G
war that way
         F              G         
And he's fighting for democracy 
    C               Am
he's fighting for the reds
    F                G        C
He says it's for the peace of all
    F                  G          
He's the one who must decide who's
    C                 Am
 to live and who's to die
       F                           
And he never sees the writing on 
  Dm    G
the wall
    F                     G    
But without him how could Hitler 
            C           Am
have condemned him at Dachau
F                  G             
Without him Caesar would have 
   C
stood alone
         F                 G      
He's the one who gives his body as
     C             Am
 the weapon of the war
    F                           
And without him all this killing 
          Dm  G
can't go on
              F           G       
Yes He's the universal soldier and
    C            Am
 he really is to blame
        F                G        
But his orders come from far away 
   C
no more
               F               G  
They come from him and you and me 
        C              Am
and brothers can't you see
        F                     C   
This is not the way we put an end 
   Dm
to war?