2 acessos
G The coffee that they give us D7 They say is mighty fine It's good for cuts and bruises G And tastes like Iodine C G I don't want no more of army life D7 G D7 G Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go home G The biscuits that they give us D7 They say are mighty fine One fell off a table G And killed a pal of mine C G I don't want no more of army life D7 G D7 G Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go home G The clothes that they give us D7 They say are mighty fine Me and my buddy G Can both fit into mine C G I don't want no more of army life D7 G D7 G Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go home G They treat us all like monkeys D7 And make us stand in line They give you fifty bucks a week G And take back forty-nine C G I don't want no more of army life D7 G D7 G Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go home G The girls at the service club D7 They say are mighty fine Most are over eighty G And the rest are under nine C G I don't want no more of army life D7 G D7 G Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go home C G I don't want no more of army life D7 G D7 G Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go home