Тональность: A major•
Verse 1
D
in his faded coat of blue
A
In a lonely grave unknown
B
E
lies a heart that beats so true
A
He fell faint and hungry
D
among the famished grave
A
And they laid him sad and lonely
E
A
within his painless grave
He cried, give me water
D
and just a little crumb,
A
And my mother, she will bless you
B
E
through all the years to come.
A
And tell my sweet sister,
D
so gentle, kind, and true,
A
That I'll meet her up in heaven,
E
A
in my fainted colonial blue.
D
No more the bugle calls the weary one,
when you're brave unknown,
A
We'll find you and know you
D
among the good and true,
A
Where a robe of white is given
E
A
for a faded coat of blue
He said, my dear comrades,
D
you cannot take me home
A
But please mark my grave for mother,
B
E
so she'll find it should she come
A
I fear she will not know me
D
among the good and true,
A
Till I meet her up in heaven
E
A
in my fainted coat of blue.
There was no one with him
D
to close his sad blue eyes
A
No gentle one was by him
B
E
to give him sweet replies
A
No stone marks the sod
D
for my lad so brave and true,
A
In his lonely grave he's sleepin'
E
A
in his faded coat of blue.
Long years have vanished,
D
and though he comes no more,
A
My startled heart still leaps
B
E
with each football at the door.
A
I gaze o 'er the hill
D
where he waved his last adieu,
A
But no gallop that I see
E
A
in a faded, cold blue.
D
No more the bugle calls the weary one,
in your grave unknown.
A
We'll find you and know you
D
among the good and true
A
Where a robe of white is given
E
A
for a faded coat of blue.
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