Universal Soldier

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     C           D             G 
He's five feet two, and he's six 
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feet four,
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He fights with missiles and with 
spears.
       C            D           
He is all of thirty-one, and he's 
   G       Em
only seventeen.
         C                Am      D
Been a soldier for thousand years.



        C           D      
He's a Catholic, a Hindu, an 
   G         Em
atheist, a Jain,
  C               D             G
A Buddhist and a Baptist and a Jew.
       C                  D       
And he knows, he shouldn't kill, 
     G                Em
and he knows he always will.
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         C                    Am  
Kill for me my friend and and me 
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for you.

          C            D          
And he's fighting for Canada, he's
  G             Em
 fighting for France.
      C               D   G
He's fighting for the U.S.A.
         C                D       
And he's fighting for the 
            G            Em
Russians, and he's fighting for 
Japan,
        C               Am        
And he thinks we put an end to war
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 this way.

         C               D     
And he's fighting for democracy, 
       G                Em
he's fighting for the Reds.
   C                  D         G
He says it's for the peace of all.
         C               D        
He's the one who must decide, 
     G                  Em
who's to live and who's to die,
        C             Am          
And he never sees the writing on 
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the wall.

        C                  D      
But without him, how would Hitler 
           G           Em
have condemned him at Dachau,
        C           D             
Without him Caesar would have 
    G
stood alone.
          C                D      
He's the one who gives his body as
   G              Em
 a weapon of the war,
        C                  Am  
and without him all this killing 
           D
can't go on.

          C             D         
He's the universal soldier and he 
   G            Em
really is to blame,
       C              D         
His orders come from far away, no 
   G
more.
                 C                 
They come from here and there, and 
 D
you and me,
     G                  Em
And brothers, can't you see,
         C                         
This is not the way we put an end 
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to war.