Soldier’s Joy 1864

Guy Clark

  • Am*
    2
  • C*
    2
  • C/G*
    2
  • Dm*
    2
  • E7*
    2
  • F*
    2
  • G*
    2
  • G7*
    2
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Key: (chord shapes in the key of C)
Capo on 2
Am Dm First I thought a snake had got me
Am E7 it happened dreadful quick
Am Dm Am Was a bullet bit my leg, right
G Am off I got sick
Am Dm Am I came to in a wagon load of ten
E7 more wounded men
Am Dm Am Five was dead by the time we
G Am C/G reached that bloody tent
C F Gimme some of that Soldier’s Joy,
C G7 you know what I mean
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C F C I don’t want to hurt no more my
G7 Am leg is turnin’ green The doctor came and looked at me and this is what he said Your dancin’ days are done, son, it’s a wonder you ain’t dead Then he went to work with a carvin’ knife sweat fell from his brow 'Bout killed me tryin’ to save my life when he cut that lead ball out Give me some of that Soldier’s Joy, ain’t you got no more Hand me down my walkin’ cane I ain’t cut out for war Red blood run right through my veins run all over the floor Run right down his apron strings like a river out the door He handed me a bottle and said, son drink deep as you can He turned away then he turned right back with a hacksaw in his hand Gimme some of that Soldier’s Joy you know what I like Bear down on that fiddle boys just like Saturday night Gimme some of that Soldier’s Joy you know what I crave I’ll be hittin’ that Soldier’s Joy til I’m in my grave
C F C G
C F C G Am
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Composition: Guy Clark and Shawn Camp

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