GG C G A grey silver casket rolls off of the air- planeD G The Stars and the Stripes are draped over the lidG C G In- side is the body of our little brotherG D G They say he's a soldier, but he's just a kidG C G Well, we're here to take him to Harlan Ken- tuckyG D G Where he will be buried in our family plotG C G We think of that day when he went in the armyG D G Ex- pecting a much better job than he got [Chorus]C G D G He'll be a hero in Harlan like all the young soldiers be- foreC G Em G D G He's not the first and he won't be the last to lay down his life in a warContinúa después del anuncioG C G Some- where in the records, he'll just be a numberG D G An- other young man lyin' under a sheetG C G We're takin' him home to rest high on a hillsideG D G And he'll be a hero in Harlan this week [Chorus]C G D G He'll be a hero in Harlan like all the young soldiers be- foreC G Em G D G He's not the first and he won't be the last to lay down his life in a war [Instrumental]A A AA D A Now world is a big place and maybe needs savingA E A But what can a country boy do with a gunA D A He used to win teddy bears down at the fair- groundsA E A When livin' was easy and shootin' was funA D A Well, they fold up the Stars and the Stripes for his motherA E A And gently they trade her the flag for her sonA D A Well, a harder exchange never took place in HarlanA E A But it's not the first time, it's ever been done [Chorus]D A E A He'll be a hero in Harlan like all the young soldiers be- foreD A F#m A E A He's not the first and he won't be the last to lay down his life in a war [Otro]D A And he'll be a hero in Harlan
A Hero In Harlan
Tom T. Hall
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