Jos Days

G  Em
G  Em

[Verse 1]
G                                 
The war monument is still standin 
             Em
- Between two football fields
G                                  
With the name of the men killed on 
Em
the battle fields
               C       D           
They were center forwards, keepers 
C             D
and backs
C                 A
They thought they would win

[Bridge]
G  Em

[Verse 2]
G                          Em
It's a family tradition, To play in 
a football team
G                                 
I have nephews, dumb but tall, 
      Em
Who, still foetus, kicked the ball
         C      D     C      D
I've got flat feet and my knees are 
weak
C                              A
They all thought it was time to 
start my
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G        Em
 J.O.S. days
G       Em
 J.O.S. days

[Bridge]
G  Em
G  Em

[Verse 3]
G                                 
The last war in this country - The
   Em
 fighting lasted four days
G                                 
 Between the names on this list - 
        Em
I see one name again
        C      D     C      D
 He had my age and my first name
C                          A
He thought he would win like in his
G        Em
 J.O.S. days
G       Em
 J.O.S. days

[Verse 4]
G                                
They had too many boys - Who wanted 
Em
to be in a team
G                                 
So in one day, in one match - You 
    Em
had to prove your ability
       C      D         C      D
I was knocked out, a real disgrace
C                           A
A break with the family tradition of
 the
G        Em
 J.O.S. days
G       Em
 J.O.S. days

[Bridge]
G  Em
G  Em

[Otro]
G
I can live without a finger
Em
I can live without a toe
G                        Em
But the head is necessary