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Am C G F D I got drafted at nineteen Me
F and a bunch of boys from home
C G F C January forty three
D We Drove out to pine bluff and
F signed on G F C Went to basic south of Birmingham
D F They put me on a west coast train G F C Spent three days out in san diego
D F Then shipped me back east again
C G F C Left a port out of new york
D F Slept for months in british rain
C G F C I tore it up down in London town
D F Then they shipped me back out again Chorus:
C G And the preacher said boys
F C He who is killed tonight
D F Will dine with the lord in parade
C G Then one boy spoke up
F C Said preacher come on
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D F Eat your supper with us
C G F Never talk about those first days
D F Lots of friends left behind
C G F C But I made it all the across france
D F And I fought at the maginot line
C G F Rode a tank into Belgium
D F I liked them better than the French
C G F C Like my daddy thirty years before
D F I did my time in the trench
C G F Lots of days theres no water
D F But the liquor kept me warm
C G The cellers were stocked to the
F C ceilings with booze
D F So I carried a bottle with my gun CHORUS
C G F Three times I made seargent
D F Im not that kind of man
C G F C Pretty much as quick as I could
D F I got busted back to private again
C G F Cause taking orders never suited me
D F But givin them out was much worse
C G F I could not stand to get my friends
C killed
D F So I took care of myself first
C G F Now I know that don’t sound right
D F Don’t think to bad of me
C G F No it keeps me up nights
C F What I could’ve done differently CHORUS
C G F I was not to dine at the table
C of the lord
D F His Food was not to be mine
C G F Cause I cursed his name every
C chance that I could
D And I reckon that’s why I’m still
F alive.
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