G C G All the pretty girls standing in the garden, a brown shoeC D7 G C soldier came walking by. He stepped up to her thinking justG C D7 G to tease her. Said I think that you will be my bride.G C G C I have a sweetheart he is in the Army , across the sea, inD7 G C G some distant land. I'd never send him a dear john letter,C D7 G just for the sake of some fast talking man.G C G supposing that he's not lost in some battle, not evenC D7 G C out, in the ice and snow. But in the arms of some foreignG C D7 C beauty, did you ever think, it might be so.G C G I know that he is lost in some battle, though I know notC D7 G C if, he be alive or dead. I have this glove that I once knitG C D7 G for him...see how it's stained, with his life's own blood.G C G He reached his hand, down inside his pocket...lean closeC D7 G C and see the gift I bear. That very glove that you areG C D7 G holding. It is the same as I have here.G C G C I know that you do not recognize me, my face is changedD7 G C by some battle scars, but my heart inside , it is justG C D7 G the same love...as when I left, to join the war.G C G Now wars may come and take away your loved ones. It mayC D7 G C seem easy to deceive. But if you truely love someG C D7 G soldier....than you must set, his mind at ease.
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