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Red Army Blues - The Waterboys

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[Verso 1]

Am F

When I left my home and my family

G Em

my mother said to me

Am F

"Son, it's not how many Germans you kill that counts

G Em

it's how many people you set free"

Am F

So I packed my bags brushed my cap

G Em

Walked out into the world

Am F

Seventeen years old

G Em

Never kissed a girl

Interlude

Am F G Em Am F G Em

Uh uh uh uh uh...

[Verso 2]

Am F

Took the train to Voronezh

G Em

that was as far as it would go

Am F

Changed my sacks for a uniform

G Em

Bit my lip against the snow

Am F

I prayed for mother Russia

G Em

In the summer of '43

Am F

And as we drove the Germans back

G Em

I really believed that God was listening to me

{Interlude 2}

Am F G Em Am F G Em

Uh uh uh uh uh...

[Verso 3]

Am F

We howled into Berlin

G Em

Tore the smoking buildings down

Am F

Raised the red flag high

G Em

Burnt the reichstag brown

Am F

I saw my first American

G Em

And he looked a lot like me

Am F

He had the same kinda farmer's face

G Em Am

Said he'd come from some place called Hazzard, Tennessee

{Interlude 3}

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Uh uh uh uh uh...

[Verso 4]

Am F

Then the war was over

G Em

My discharge papers came

Am F

Me and twenty hundred others

G Em

went to Stettiner for the train

Am F

Kiev! said the commissar

G Em

From there your own way home

Am F

But I never got to Kiev

G Em

We never came by home

Am F

Train went north to the Taiga

G Em

We were stripped and marched in file

Am F

Up the great siberian road

G Em

For miles and miles and miles and miles

Am F

Dressed in stripes and tatters

G Em

In a gulag left to die

Am F

All because Comrade Stalin was scared that

G Em

We'd become too westernized!

{Interlude 4}

Am F G Em Am F G Em

Uh uh uh uh uh...

[Verso 5]

Am F

Used to love my country

G Em

Used to be so young

Am F

Used to believe that life was

G Em

The best song ever sung

Am F

I would have died for my country

G Em

In 1945

Am F G Em

But now only one thing remains

Am F G Em

But now only one thing remains

Am F G Em

But now only one thing remains

Am F G

But now only one thing remains

Em Am F G Em

The brute will to survive!

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