D A G E7D Asus4 AG E E7 D [Verse 1]D A E G D A E G D In 1914 a war began, a million soldiers lent a handA E G D A E G D Weren't many planes to give support, hand to hand was the way they foughtA E G D A E G D Young men were called up for the cause, for king and country and the crossA E G D A E G D In their naivete they thought it was for glory, so they'd been taught [Interlude]D A G EContinues after the ad[Verse 2]D A E G D A E G D In 1939 once again there came the sound of marching menA E G D A E G D Occupying European land, all the way to North French sandsA E G D A E G D But, in the final year of that war, two big bangs settled the scoreA E G D A E G D Against Japan, who'd joined the fight, the rising sun didn't look so bright [Interlude]D A G E7 [Verse 3]D A E G D A E G D Since that day it's been stalemate, everyone's scared to obliterateA E G D A E G D So it seems for peace we can thank the bomb, so I say thank Christ for the bombA E G D A E G D So I say thank Christ for the bomb, so I say thank Christ for the bomb [Interlude]D A G E7 G Gm C D fade [Part 2] N.C.A7 B7 E7A7 E7 A E A E B E x4B C D5E5 E
Thank Christ For The Bomb
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