Onlyvessels - The Few And The Proud
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Afinação: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb EbTecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D G D A
D G D A
[Verse]
D G
Granddad left for Fort Hood in the summer of
D D
‘63. He left home, the little he owned traded
A D
Them for Army greens. He never went to war, but
G D
His service taught him more, about life, how to
A D
fight. And to stand up for what you believe.
[Instrumental]
D G D A
D G D A D
[Verse 2]
D
Nowadays it seems that things have changed,
G D
it’s really hard to tell who’s to blame. Every
A
Other news headline, is a chapter out
D G
Of Revelation. But I’ll sleep like a baby, my gods
D
Never changin’ He’s with the men and women,
A D
Rifles over shoulders God Bless the U.S.A.
[Chorus]
G
Well I know it’s been awhile, but I’m here to remind ya,
D
theres a whole lot around, with endless respect,
A G
For the few and the proud. You can bet I’ll raise my children,
D
that when they get older and they get to meet another soldier,
D A
they’ll say thank you for your service, thank you for keepin’ us free
[Instrumental]
G D A D
G D A
[Bridge]
G D
Well i'm forever thankful, equally ever grateful.
to lay my head down at night, under stars and the stripes
A G
of this country that I love. and its all because of brave men and women
D
Rrisk it all , to defend our freedom, I'll shake your hand, look you in the eye
and if I get the chance I'll say...
[Chorus]
G
I know it’s been awhile, but I’m here to remind ya,
D
theres a whole lot of us, with endless respect,
A G
For the few and the proud. You can bet I’ll raise my children,
D
that when they get older and they greet another soldier,
D A
that they’ll say thank you for your service, thank you for keepin’ us free
D A
I said thank you for your service, thank you for keepin’ us free
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