The Two Soldiers chords by Norman Blake, Tony Rice
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Intro 1
(G major) (D major) (C major) (G major) (D major)
(C major) (G major) (D major) (G major)
(D major) (C major)
(G major)
Verse 1
He (G major) was (D major) just a blue -eyed (C major) Boston boy
His voice was low with pain (G major)
I'll (D major) do your bidding, (C major) comrade mine
If I write back again (G major)
But if (D major) you write back and (G major) I am dead
You'll (D major) do as much for me
My mother, you know, must (C major) hear the news
So write to her tenderly (G major)
She's (D major) praying at home like a (C major) waiting saint
Her fond face paved with woe (G major)
Her heart (D major) will be broken when (C major) I am gone
I'll see her soon, I know (G major)
Just then (D major) the order came (G major) to charge
For an (D major) instant hand shook hands
They answered, I then (C major) only wrote
That brave and devoted man (G major) (D major) guitar solo
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Interlude 1
(C major) (G major) (C major)
(G major) (D major) (C major) (G major) (D major)
(G major) (D major) (C major)
(G major) (C major) (G major)
Verse 2
Straight (D major) was the course
to the (C major) top of the hill
And the rebels did shot and (G major) shell
Well out (D major) barrels of death
in the (C major) taunting racks
And guarded them as they fell (G major)
There soon (D major) was a horrible dy (G major) ing yell
From heights (D major) they could not gain
And those who'd doomed
and (C major) death had spared
Grew slowly back again (G major)
But among (D major) the dead
that were left (C major) on the field
Was the boy with the curly hair (G major)
The (D major) tall dark man who fought (C major) by his side
lay dead beside him (G major) there.
There were (D major) none to write
to the (G major) blue -eyed girl
the (D major) words her lover had said.
While mother at home is
waiting (C major) her boy,
she'll only know he's (G major) dead. (D major) (C major)
You
(G major)
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