General Grant's Visit to Dundee - Michael Marra E|-----------------------------------------------|[Intro]Ab Eb [Verse]Ab Eb U. S. Grant paid a visit to my home townAb Eb Spruced it up with a lick of paint and showed him roundAb Eb Eb/D C7 Two bands played in fierce competition as the rain fell downFm7 Bb Eb Bb Eb Ab Eb Bb Eb The General said "What a mighty long bridge to such a mighty little old town"Ab Eb A man called Grant hung from a window with the Stars and StripesAb Eb The orphan boys sang Alouette, sweetness and lightAb Eb Eb/D C7 As they sang, firebell rang, ran for their livesFm7 Bb Eb Ab What well-trained little orphans, what a precious little song, Said the General's wifeEb Bb EbAb Eb Carriage was called to the Magdalen Green before the darkness fellAb Eb With a short stopover for the lady's convenience at the, Royal HotelAb Eb Eb/D C7 General frowned through the rest of the speeches, yet, he took it wellFm7 Bb Gm What a lovely little bandstand, with a lovely little steeple, charming little houses,C7 Fm7 Bb Eb such cheerful little people, but what a mighty long bridge to such a mighty little old townAb Eb Bb EbAb Eb U. S. Grant paid a visit to my home townAb Eb Spruced it up with a lick of paint and showed him roundAb Eb Eb/D C7 Two bands played in fierce competition as the rain fell downFm7 Bb What a pretty little bandstand, and a lovely little steeple, Gm C7 N.C. what charming little houses, and such cheerful little people N.C. Fm7 Bb Eb Bb Eb Ab Eb Bb Ab Eb but what a mighty long bridge to such, a mighty little old town
General Grants Visit To Dundee
Michael Marra
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