stop the cavalry

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Stop The Cavalry   Jona Lewis
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Jona sings this in the key of   A
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INTRODUCTION

A   E (x2)

VERSE 1

A                    E       
 Hey, Mr. Churchill, comes over 
         A                  E
here, to say we're doing splendidly.
A                    E           
 But it's very cold, out here in 
          A                        
the snow, marching to and from the 
E
enemy.
A                      E         
 Oh, I say it's tough; I have had
         A                E       
 enough, can you stop the caval - 
A
ry?

INSTRUMENTAL

A   E (x6) A

VERSE 2

A                     E          
 I have had to fight, almost 
         A                     E
every night, down throughout these 
centuries.
A                    E           
 That is when I say, oh yes, yet 
       A                E     A
again; can you stop the caval - ry?

CHORUS

E              A              E 
 Mary Bradley, waits at home, in
             A
 the nuclear fallout zone.
E                A            E 
 Wish I could be dancing now, in
                 A
 the arms of the girl I love.

BRIDGE

E
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum, dub 
– I – dub – I - dum,
      A
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
  dub – I – dub – I - dum.
E
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum,  dub
 – I – dub – I - dum,
      A
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
 dub – I – dub – I - dum.

G                       D
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

INSTRUMENTAL

A     D   A (x2)

A   D     A   D      A   D  A

VERSE 3

A                        E       
 Bang goes another bomb, on 
         A                  E
another town, while the Tzar and Jim
 have tea.
A               E                
 If I get home, live to tell the 
      A                E
tale, I'll run for all Presidencies.
   A              E          A   
If I get elected, I'll stop; I 
            E     A
will stop the caval - ry.

INSTRUMENTAL

A   E (x5)
A   E      A

BRIDGE

E
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum, dub 
– I – dub – I - dum,
      A
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
  dub – I – dub – I - dum.
E
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum,  dub
 – I – dub – I - dum,
      A
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
 dub – I – dub – I - dum.

G                       D
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

CHORUS

E                A            E 
 Wish I could be dancing now, in
                 A
 the arms of the girl I love.
E             A              E  
 Mary Bradley waits at home, 
                A
she's been waiting two years long.

G                       D
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

MUBC  OUTRO

A   D   A (x2)

A  D     A   D      A   D   A

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INTRODUCTION

G   D (x2)

VERSE 1

G                    D       
 Hey, Mr. Churchill, comes over 
         G                  D
here, to say we're doing splendidly.
G                    D           
 But it's very cold, out here in 
          G                        
the snow, marching to and from the 
D
enemy.
G                      D         
 Oh, I say it's tough; I have had
         G                D       
 enough, can you stop the caval - 
G
ry?

INSTRUMENTAL

G   D (x6) G

VERSE 2

G                     D          
 I have had to fight, almost 
         G                     D
every night, down throughout these 
centuries.
G                    D           
 That is when I say, oh yes, yet 
       G                D     G
again; can you stop the caval - ry?

CHORUS

D              G              D 
 Mary Bradley, waits at home, in
             G
 the nuclear fallout zone.
D                G            D 
 Wish I could be dancing now, in
                 G
 the arms of the girl I love.

BRIDGE

D
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum, dub 
– I – dub – I - dum,
      G
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
  dub – I – dub – I - dum.
D
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum,  dub
 – I – dub – I - dum,
      G
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
 dub – I – dub – I - dum.

F                       C
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

INSTRUMENTAL

G     C   G (x2)

G   C     G   C      G   C  G

VERSE 3

G                        D       
 Bang goes another bomb, on 
         G                  D
another town, while the Tzar and Jim
 have tea.
G               D                
 If I get home, live to tell the 
      G                D
tale, I'll run for all Presidencies.
   G              D          G   
If I get elected, I'll stop; I 
            D     G
will stop the caval - ry.

INSTRUMENTAL

G   D (x5)
G   D      G

BRIDGE

D
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum, dub 
– I – dub – I - dum,
      G
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
  dub – I – dub – I - dum.
D
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum,  dub
 – I – dub – I - dum,
      G
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
 dub – I – dub – I - dum.

F                       C
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

CHORUS

D                G            D 
 Wish I could be dancing now, in
                 G
 the arms of the girl I love.
D             G              D  
 Mary Bradley waits at home, 
                G
she's been waiting two years long.

F                       C
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

MUBC  OUTRO

G   C   G (x2)

Continúa después del anuncio
G  C     G   C      G   C   G

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INTRODUCTION

C   G (x2)

VERSE 1

C                    G       
 Hey, Mr. Churchill, comes over 
         C                  G
here, to say we're doing splendidly.
C                    G           
 But it's very cold, out here in 
          C                        
the snow, marching to and from the 
G
enemy.
C                      G         
 Oh, I say it's tough; I have had
         C                G       
 enough, can you stop the caval - 
C
ry?

INSTRUMENTAL

C   G (x6) C

VERSE 2

C                     G          
 I have had to fight, almost 
         C                     G
every night, down throughout these 
centuries.
C                    G           
 That is when I say, oh yes, yet 
       C                G     C
again; can you stop the caval - ry?

CHORUS

G              C              G 
 Mary Bradley, waits at home, in
             C
 the nuclear fallout zone.
G                C            G 
 Wish I could be dancing now, in
                 C
 the arms of the girl I love.

BRIDGE

G
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum, dub 
– I – dub – I - dum,
      C
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
  dub – I – dub – I - dum.
G
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum,  dub
 – I – dub – I - dum,
      C
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
 dub – I – dub – I - dum.

A#                      F
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

INSTRUMENTAL

C     F   C (x2)

C   F     C   F      C   F  C

VERSE 3

C                        G       
 Bang goes another bomb, on 
         C                  G
another town, while the Tzar and Jim
 have tea.
C               G                
 If I get home, live to tell the 
      C                G
tale, I'll run for all Presidencies.
   C              G          C   
If I get elected, I'll stop; I 
            G     C
will stop the caval - ry.

INSTRUMENTAL

C   G (x5)
C   G      C

BRIDGE

G
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum, dub 
– I – dub – I - dum,
      C
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
  dub – I – dub – I - dum.
G
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum,  dub
 – I – dub – I - dum,
      C
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
 dub – I – dub – I - dum.

A#                      F
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

CHORUS

G                C            G 
 Wish I could be dancing now, in
                 C
 the arms of the girl I love.
G             C              G  
 Mary Bradley waits at home, 
                C
she's been waiting two years long.

A#                      F
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

MUBC  OUTRO

C   F   C (x2)

C  F     C   F      C   F   C

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INTRODUCTION

D   A (x2)

VERSE 1

D                    A       
 Hey, Mr. Churchill, comes over 
         D                  A
here, to say we're doing splendidly.
D                    A           
 But it's very cold, out here in 
          D                        
the snow, marching to and from the 
A
enemy.
D                      A         
 Oh, I say it's tough; I have had
         D                A       
 enough, can you stop the caval - 
D
ry?

INSTRUMENTAL

D   A (x6) D

VERSE 2

D                     A          
 I have had to fight, almost 
         D                     A
every night, down throughout these 
centuries.
D                    A           
 That is when I say, oh yes, yet 
       D                A     D
again; can you stop the caval - ry?

CHORUS

A              D              A 
 Mary Bradley, waits at home, in
             D
 the nuclear fallout zone.
A                D            A 
 Wish I could be dancing now, in
                 D
 the arms of the girl I love.

BRIDGE

A
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum, dub 
– I – dub – I - dum,
      D
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
  dub – I – dub – I - dum.
A
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum,  dub
 – I – dub – I - dum,
      D
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
 dub – I – dub – I - dum.

C                       G
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

INSTRUMENTAL

D     G   D (x2)

D   G     D   G      D   G  D

VERSE 3

D                        A       
 Bang goes another bomb, on 
         D                  A
another town, while the Tzar and Jim
 have tea.
D               A                
 If I get home, live to tell the 
      D                A
tale, I'll run for all Presidencies.
   D              A          D   
If I get elected, I'll stop; I 
            A     D
will stop the caval - ry.

INSTRUMENTAL

D   A (x5)
D   A      D

BRIDGE

A
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum, dub 
– I – dub – I - dum,
      D
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
  dub – I – dub – I - dum.
A
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum,  dub
 – I – dub – I - dum,
      D
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
 dub – I – dub – I - dum.

C                       G
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

CHORUS

A                D            A 
 Wish I could be dancing now, in
                 D
 the arms of the girl I love.
A             D              A  
 Mary Bradley waits at home, 
                D
she's been waiting two years long.

C                       G
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

MUBC  OUTRO

D   G   D (x2)

D  G     D   G      D   G   D

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INTRODUCTION

E   B (x2)

VERSE 1

E                    B       
 Hey, Mr. Churchill, comes over 
         E                  B
here, to say we're doing splendidly.
E                    B           
 But it's very cold, out here in 
          E                        
the snow, marching to and from the 
B
enemy.
E                      B         
 Oh, I say it's tough; I have had
         E                B       
 enough, can you stop the caval - 
E
ry?

INSTRUMENTAL

E   B (x6) E

VERSE 2

E                     B          
 I have had to fight, almost 
         E                     B
every night, down throughout these 
centuries.
E                    B           
 That is when I say, oh yes, yet 
       E                B     E
again; can you stop the caval - ry?

CHORUS

B              E              B 
 Mary Bradley, waits at home, in
             E
 the nuclear fallout zone.
B                E            B 
 Wish I could be dancing now, in
                 E
 the arms of the girl I love.

BRIDGE

B
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum, dub 
– I – dub – I - dum,
      E
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
  dub – I – dub – I - dum.
B
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum,  dub
 – I – dub – I - dum,
      E
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
 dub – I – dub – I - dum.

D                       A
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

INSTRUMENTAL

E     A   E (x2)

E   A     E   A      E   A  E

VERSE 3

E                        B       
 Bang goes another bomb, on 
         E                  B
another town, while the Tzar and Jim
 have tea.
E               B                
 If I get home, live to tell the 
      E                B
tale, I'll run for all Presidencies.
   E              B          E   
If I get elected, I'll stop; I 
            B     E
will stop the caval - ry.

INSTRUMENTAL

E   B (x5)
E   B      E

BRIDGE

B
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum, dub 
– I – dub – I - dum,
      E
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
  dub – I – dub – I - dum.
B
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum,  dub
 – I – dub – I - dum,
      E
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
 dub – I – dub – I - dum.

D                       A
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

CHORUS

B                E            B 
 Wish I could be dancing now, in
                 E
 the arms of the girl I love.
B             E              B  
 Mary Bradley waits at home, 
                E
she's been waiting two years long.

D                       A
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

MUBC  OUTRO

E   A   E (x2)

E  A     E   A      E   A   E

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INTRODUCTION

F   C (x2)

VERSE 1

F                    C       
 Hey, Mr. Churchill, comes over 
         F                  C
here, to say we're doing splendidly.
F                    C           
 But it's very cold, out here in 
          F                        
the snow, marching to and from the 
C
enemy.
F                      C         
 Oh, I say it's tough; I have had
         F                C       
 enough, can you stop the caval - 
F
ry?

INSTRUMENTAL

F   C (x6) F

VERSE 2

F                     C          
 I have had to fight, almost 
         F                     C
every night, down throughout these 
centuries.
F                    C           
 That is when I say, oh yes, yet 
       F                C     F
again; can you stop the caval - ry?

CHORUS

C              F              C 
 Mary Bradley, waits at home, in
             F
 the nuclear fallout zone.
C                F            C 
 Wish I could be dancing now, in
                 F
 the arms of the girl I love.

BRIDGE

C
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum, dub 
– I – dub – I - dum,
      F
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
  dub – I – dub – I - dum.
C
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum,  dub
 – I – dub – I - dum,
      F
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
 dub – I – dub – I - dum.

Eb                      Bb
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

INSTRUMENTAL

F     Bb  F (x2)

F   Bb    F   Bb     F   Bb F

VERSE 3

F                        C       
 Bang goes another bomb, on 
         F                  C
another town, while the Tzar and Jim
 have tea.
F               C                
 If I get home, live to tell the 
      F                C
tale, I'll run for all Presidencies.
   F              C          F   
If I get elected, I'll stop; I 
            C     F
will stop the caval - ry.

INSTRUMENTAL

F   C (x5)
F   C      F

BRIDGE

C
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum, dub 
– I – dub – I - dum,
      F
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
  dub – I – dub – I - dum.
C
 Dub – I – dub – I – dum - dum,  dub
 – I – dub – I - dum,
      F
Dub – I – dum – dum – dub – I - dum,
 dub – I – dub – I - dum.

Eb                      Bb
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

CHORUS

C                F            C 
 Wish I could be dancing now, in
                 F
 the arms of the girl I love.
C             F              C  
 Mary Bradley waits at home, 
                F
she's been waiting two years long.

Eb                      Bb
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

MUBC  OUTRO

F   Bb  F (x2)

F  Bb    F   Bb     F   Bb  F