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Soldier's
Joy
lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use
only, it's a very good song recorded by Hawkshaw Hawkins.
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Soldier's Joy Recorded by Hawkshaw Hawkins Written by Jimmie Driftwood
C F Some continental soldier's on a bivouac C G7 Were playin' stud poker in a mountain shack C F But every vigilante through down his hands C G7 C When the Captain of the guard gave a sharp command
Oh Jimmy get your fiddle out rosin' up your bow G7 Johnny clean your banjo up we're gonna have a show C F Billy pass the jug around to Corporal McCoy C G7 C We're gonna have a tune called Soldier's Joy
F The girls in Boston are dancin' tonight C G7 The gall-durn redcoats are holdin' 'em tight C F When we get there we'll show 'em how C G7 C But that ain't a doin' us no good now
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F There goes General Washington C G7 He's got his horse in a sweeping run C F The barefoot boys are beggin' to fight C G7 C We're gonna cross the Delaware River tonight
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F Old Burgoyne in the wilderness C G7 Got his army in an awful mess C F Farmers got mad at the British an the Huns C G7 C And they captured ten-thousand of the son-of-a-guns
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F John Paul Jones in an old tin can C G7 Scoured the ocean like a fightin' man C F The British said Paul are you ready to strike C G7 C And Paul said I'm just beginning to fight
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