Soldier's Dilemma
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CAPO 2
Intro: C
F C F
Please answer my question
C
Why do I have to go to war?
F C
I don't believe in the government's greed
F C
I find the whole thing a bore
G7 G
Well, if you think that it's right to fight, well then fight
Bb F C
Well, please don't ask me to join in
G7 G
The trouble we're in, how did it begin?
Bb F C
Well, please don't ask me to fight your war
F C F
I ain't tired of living
C
I like to keep in one piece
F C
I don't like the odds you're giving
F C G7
You ain't having me on a leash
G
I like to eat three meals a day
Bb F C
In my own lazy way
G7 G
And you can't keep your kitchen sweep
Bb F C
That you're giving away for free
F C F
Even after I protested
C
Seems I don't have any choice
F C
You put a gun in my hand now
F C
You say I'm fighting for peace
Instrumental: C F C F C F C F C
G7 G
Well, it's just a lie, so why should I die
Bb F C
For something in which I don't believe
G7 G
Well, it's so hard when you're shooting at me
Bb F C
Well, all I can do is reply
F C F
Please answer my question
C
Why do I have to go to war?
F C
I don't believe in the government's greed
F C
I find the whole thing a bore
How to play Soldier's Dilemma
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.