Cifra de The Blue And The Gray - Lucero
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Primeiro acorde: Em7 6 acordes identificados
Intro: Em7 D Cadd9 G D G
Verse
The family's been here for
The last hundred years
And it's all that he's ever known
Em7 D
Life in the cotton fields
Cadd9 G
Swamps and the rolling hills
G D G
Always called Arkansas home
D
But when the war came like his father before
C G
He joined the army
C G
And went to the war
Em7 D
Leaving the rolling hills
Cadd9 G
Swamps and the cotton fields
G D G
Bound for a Normandy shore
Riff
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verse 2
Em7 D
The patch that he wore on
Cadd9 G
His uniform
Was both blue and grey
The colors of men who died
Cadd9 G
Fighting another fight
And more would die today
At Omaha beach against Germany
A young country boy
Struggled out of the sea
Em7 D
Up on the sand where
Cadd9 G
Many a man
Would never know victory
Riff
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verse 3
Em7 D
Fought the entire time
Cadd9 G
Up on the front line
It was lonely, bloody and cold
Em7 D
The only relief he'd find
C G
Might be some old French wine
The water was all dirty and froze
But he was luckier than some, a better soldier than most
He came back from Europe
But never got home
Em7 D
Now he's back on the farm
Cadd9 G
But not out of harm
He drank so the pain wouldn't show
Riff
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verse 4
Em7 D
Well he left behind
Cadd9 G
My brothers and I
We never really knew him at all
I barely remember him
Cadd9 G
Smoking with a grin
G D G
But looking mean; standing tall
D
Well I can only hope that he wouldn't be ashamed
C G
Of the man I become
And the life that I made
And he did the hardest part
And lived life with all his heart
And I hope I don't let him down
Outro
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