Cifra de Civil War Suite - John Denver
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Intro: E A6/E Emaj7 A6/E E A6/E Emaj7 A6/E
Oh, hear the drums thunder; they sound such a wonder.
A young soldier lad marches off with his gun.
With his bangles and spangles and bright golden buttons,
Emaj7 A/E B7 E
Bright golden buttons that shine in the sun.
Oh, the cannons are screaming, or is it my dreaming?
E C#m7 F#m B7
Young men will stumble and fall in the dust.
And the cheers turn to crying when life turns to dying,
And bright golden buttons have all turned to rust.
[Refrão]
C Em7/B Am C Em7/B Am
C Em7/B Am
Boom bah bah boom bah bah boom,
Twelve riders in the gloom.
C Em7/B Am D
Seven show red and the rest are dead,
But the First Battalion's home.
C Em7/B Am
Boom bah bah boom bah bah boom,
You can hear the hoof beats boom.
The drums are low and the pace is slow,
But the First Battalion's home.
[Ponte]
So run to your homes, Virginia gals,
D G
Fix your hair with pins,
D G
Give them wine and kisses,
But don't ask them where they'd been!
[Refrão]
C Em7/B Am
Boom bah bah boom bah bah boom,
And Richmond is their tomb.
There's a hundred still at Richmond,
Three hundred dead at Gettysburg,
And a hundred more they've never found,
But the First Battalion's home!
[Verso 1]
Em
There's a battle raging somewhere,
And its thunder shakes the ground.
Terrible silence, when it's over?
Only death makes such a sound.
And I see, yes, I see,
On the last day of July.
And I see, oh, yes I see,
On the last day of July.
[Verso 2]
Em
What's that moving in the shadows?
Em
What is this that's drawing nigh?
It's the reaper, moving silent,
Must be someone's turn to die.
And I see, yes, I see,
On the last day of July.
And I see, oh, yes I see,
On the last day of July.
I said I see, oh, yes I see,
On the last day of July.
[Verso 3]
Em Esus4 Asus2 Am
Am G
Two brothers on their way.
Am G
Two brothers on their way.
Am G
Two brothers on their way,
Am D G Am Asus2 Am Asus2
One wore blue and one wore gray.
Am G Am D
One wore blue and one wore gray,
G Bm G Bm
As they marched along their way.
C Am D Bm
The fife and drum began to play,
G D Esus4
All on a beautiful morning.
[Verso 4]
Am G
One was gentle, one was kind.
Am G
One was gentle, one was kind.
Am G
One came home, one stayed behind
Am D G Am Asus2 Am Asus2
Cannonball don't pay no mind.
Am G Am D
Cannonball don't pay no mind
G D G D
Though you're gentle, or you're kind,
C Am D Bm
It don't care for the folks behind,
G D Esus4
All on a beautiful morning.
[Verso 5]
Am G
Two girls waiting by the railroad track.
Am G
Two girls waiting by the railroad track,
Am G
For their darlings to come back,
Am D G Am Asus2 Am Asus2
One wore blue and one wore black.
Am G Am D
One wore blue and one wore black,
G D G D
Waiting by the railroad track,
C Am D Bm
For their darlings to come back,
G D Esus4
All on a beautiful morning.
[Refrão]
C Em7/B Am C Em7/B Am
C Em7/B Am
Boom bah bah boom bah bah boom,
And Richmond is their tomb.
There's a hundred still at Richmond,
Three hundred dead at Gettysburg,
And a hundred more they've never found,
Yes, a hundred more they've never found,
But the First Battalion's home!