COh my name it isF notEmhin'my ageG it mean lCess F C
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COh the history bFook Emtell it they Gtell it so wCell F C
The G7cavalries chCarged and theF Indians fCell G7 C
The cG7avalries cCharged and tFhe Indians dCied G7 C
Oh the country was Fyoung Emwith GoGd on its Cside.F C
COh the SpanishF-AmerEmican warG had its dCay F C
And G7the CivilC War too wasF soon laid aCway G7 C
And tG7he names of the hCeroes I wFas made to memoCrizeG7 C
With guns in their hanFds aEmnd god oGn their sCide. F C
CThe First World WaFr, bEmoys it cloGsed out its fCate F C
The G7reason for fCighting I nevFer got straigCht G7 C
But IG7 learned to accept Cit, acceFpt it with prCide G7 C
And you don't count tFhe dEmead when GGod's on yCour siFde. C
CBut now we got wFeapoEmns of the chGemical dusCt F C
If fiG7re them we'Cre forced to, thFen fire we mCust G7 C
One pG7ush of the button Cand shot tFhe world widCe G7 C
And you never ask questiFons Emwhen GoGd's on his sCide F C
CIn a many dark hFour EmI've been tGhinkin'about tChis F C
ThatG7 Jesus ChCrist was beFtrayed by a kCiss G7 C
But IG7 can't think for yCou, you'lFl have to deciCde G7 C
Whether Judas IscaFriot,Em had God Gon his siCde. F C
CSo now as I'm lFeavin'Em, I'm wGeary as heCll F C
The coG7nfusion I'm fCeelin'ain't noF tongue can teCll G7 C
Who G7words fill my Chead and faFll to the flCoor G7 C
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