The Red And White

Julian Austin

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C G Am
F C G C [Verse 1]
C Harvey McPhee was my father
G Harvey served in World War Two
F Am Just like him they were all young men
G Lord knows what they went through
F G I remember on Remembrance Day
C G Am Dad saluted those who fought and died
F I can't imagine what he was thinking
G When I saw the tears in my father's eyes [Chorus]
Em Am This country these days it seems
Em Am Is not proud as it should be
F Em G Do we care about our Heroes anymore
F G Do we take the time to thank a soldier
C G Am For everything they do
F G Have we forgotten those brave souls who fought and died
C For the Red and White
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[Verse 2]
C I knew a man who served in Korea
G He came back a different man
F Am He went over for his country
G To fight in a foreign land
F G He took to pills and the bottle
C G Am To numb his nightmares and his pain
F He went to war barely 19
G Bob Archer was his name [Chorus]
Em Am This country these days it seems
Em Am Is not proud as it should be
F Em G Do we care about our Heroes anymore
F G Do we take the time to thank a soldier
C G Am For everything they do
F G Have we forgotten those brave souls who fought and died
C For the Red and White [Verse 3]
C# Coporal Jamie Murphy
G# Just twentysix from Newfoundland
F# A#m Was days away from coming home
G# When he was killed in Afghanistan
F# G# He never had a hope in hell
C# G# A#m Al-Qaida bomber took his life
F# So far away from his home, on Green Route Road
G# That solider died for the Red and White [Alt. chorus]
F A#m This country sometimes
F A#m Makes me so damn mad I could cry
F# F G# Cause we never thank our heros enough anymore
F# G# How many of us thank a soldier
C# G# A#m For everything they do
F# G# We can't forget all those who serve who sacrifice
A#m All for the Red and White
F# G# Lest we forget our heros, who fought and died
F# G# For the Red and White
A#m F# G# C# For the Red and White
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