Am E Far away across the oceanAm E Far beyond the sea's eastern rimAm Lives a man who is father of the Indo-Chinese peopleF Am And his name it is Ho Chi MinhC Am C Am Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh, Ho, Ho, Ho Chi MinhAm E From Viet Bac to the SaiGon DeltaAm E From the mountains and plains belowAm Young and old workers, peasants and the toiling tenant farmersF Am Fight for freedom with Uncle HoC Am C Am Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh, Ho, Ho, Ho Chi MinhAm E Now Ho Chi Minh was a deep sea sailorAm E He served his time out on the seven seasAm Work and hardship were part of his early educationF Am Exploitation his ABCC Am C Am Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh, Ho, Ho, Ho Chi MinhAm E Now Ho Chi Minh came home from sailingAm E And he looked out on his native landAm Saw the want and the hunger of the Indo-Chinese peopleF Am Foreign soldiers on every handC Am C Am Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh, Ho, Ho, Ho Chi MinhAm E Now Ho Chi Minh went to the mountainsAm E And he trained a determined bandAm Heroes all, sworn to liberate the Indo-Chinese peopleF Am Drive invaders from the landC Am C Am Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh, Ho, Ho, Ho Chi MinhAm E Fourteen men became a hundredAm E A hundred thousand and Ho Chi MinhAm Forged and tempered the army of the Indo-Chinese peopleF Am Freedom's Army of Viet MinhC Am C Am Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh, Ho, Ho, Ho Chi MinhAm E Every soldier is a farmerAm E Comes the evening and he grabs his hoeAm Comes the morning he swings his rifle on his shoulderF Am It's the army of Uncle Ho.C Am C Am Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh, Ho, Ho, Ho Chi MinhAm E From the mountains and the junglesAm E From the ricelands and the Plain of ReedsAm March the men and the women of the Indo-Chinese ArmyF Am Planting freedom with vict'ry seeds.C Am C Am Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh, Ho, Ho, Ho Chi MinhAm E From Viet Bac to the SaiGon DeltaAm E Marched the armies of Viet MinhAm And the wind stirs the banners of the Indo-Chinese peopleF Am Peace and freedom and Ho Chi Minh.C Am C Am Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh, Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh
The Ballad Of Ho Chi Minh
Ewan Maccoll
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