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[Verse]
Em
A recruiting sergeant came our way
G
From an inn near town at the close of day
Em
He said my Johnny you're a fine young man
G B7
Would you like to march along behind a military band
G D
With a scarlet coat and a fine cocked hat
Em B7
And a musket at your shoulder
Em D C B7
The shilling he took and he kissed the book
Em B7 Em
Oh poor Johnny what'll happen to ya?
Em
The recruiting sergeant marched away
G
From the Inn near town at the break of day
Em
Johnny came too with half a ring
G B7
He was off to be a soldier to go fighting for the King
G D
In a far off war in a far off land
Em B7
To face the foreign soldier
Em D C B7
But how will you fare when there's lead in the air
Em B7 Em
Oh poor Johnny what'll happen to ya?
Em
Well the sun rose high on a barren land
G
Where the thin red line made a military stand
Em
There was sling shot, chain shot, grape shot too
G B7
Swords and bayonets thrusting through
G D
Poor Johnny fell but the day was won
Em B7
And the King is grateful to ya
Em D C B7
But your soldiering's done and they're sending you home
Em B7 Em
Oh poor Johnny what'll happen to ya?
Em
They said he was a hero and not to grieve
G
For the two ruined legs and the empty sleeve
Em
They took him home and they set him down
G B7
With a military pension and a medal from the crown
G D
But you haven't an arm, you haven't a leg
Em B7
The enemy nearly slew ya
Em D C B7
You'll have to go out on the streets to beg
Em B7 Em
Oh poor Johnny what'll happen to ya?
[Verse]
Em
A recruiting sergeant came our way
G
From an inn near town at the close of day
Em
He said my Johnny you're a fine young man
G B7
Would you like to march along behind a military band
G D
With a scarlet coat and a fine cocked hat
Em B7
And a musket at your shoulder
Em D C B7
The shilling he took and he kissed the book
Em B7 Em
Oh poor Johnny what'll happen to ya?
Em G D C
O Polly love, O Polly, the route has now begun
G C G C Em
And we must go a-marching to the beating of a drum
Come dress yourself all in your best and come along with me
Em G D Em
I'll take you to the cruel wars in High Germany
Em G D C
O Harry, dearest Harry, mind well what I do say
G C G C Em
My feet they are so tender and I cannot march away
Besides, my dearest Harry, I am with child by thee
Em G D Em
Not fitted for the cruel wars in High Germany
Em G D C
I'll buy you a horse, my love, and on it you shall ride
G C G C Em
And all of my delight shall be walking at your side
We'll stop at every alehouse and drink when we are dry
Em G D Em
Be true to one another, get married by and by
Em G D C
O cursed be the cruel wars, that ever they should rise
G C G C Em
And out of merry England, press many a man likewise
They took her Harry from her, likewise her brothers three
Em G D Em
And sent them to the cruel wars in High Germany
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