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Dm
Hup, two, three, four, marching down the street
Cdm
Rolling of the drums and the trampin' of the feet
Dm
Generals salute and mothers wave and weep(? )
F e7 a - g
Here comes the big parade
A - g
Don't be afraid
A7
Price is paid
Dm
One more parade
F c
So young, so strong, so ready for the war
Dm a
So willing to die upon a foreign shore
Gm a c
All march together, everybody looks the same
F e7 a - g
So there is no one you can blame
A
Don't be ashamed
G a7
Light the flame
Dm a7 dm
One more parade
Listen for the sound and listen for the noise
Listen for the thunder of the marching boys
A few years ago their guns were only toys
Here comes the big parade
Don't be afraid
Price is paid
One more parade
So young, so strong, so ready for the war
So willing to die upon a foreign shore
All march together, everybody looks the same
So there is no one you can blame
Don't be ashamed
Light the flame
One more parade
Medals on their coats and guns in their hands
Trained to kill as they're trained to stand
10,000 ears need only one command
Here comes the big parade
Don't be afraid
Price is paid
One more parade
So young, so strong, so ready for the war
So willing to die upon a foreign shore
All march together, everybody looks the same
So there is no one you can blame
Don't be ashamed
Light the flame
One more parade
Cold hard stares on faces ? so proud
Kisses from the girls and cheers from the crowd
And the widows from the last war cry into their shroud
Here comes the big parade
Don't be afraid
Price is paid
Don't be ashamed
War is a game
World in flames
So start the paradeone more parade
By phil ochs and bob gibson
Dm
Hup, two, three, four, marching down the street
C dm
Rolling of the drums and the trampin' of the feet
Dm
Generals salute and mothers wave and weep(? )
Fe7 a - g
Here comes the big parade
A - g
Don't be afraid
A7
Price is paid
Dm
One more parade
F c
So young, so strong, so ready for the war
Dm a
So willing to die upon a foreign shore
Gm a c
All march together, everybody looks the same
F e7 a - g
So there is no one you can blame
A
Don't be ashamed
Ga7
Light the flame
Dm a7 dm
One more parade
Listen for the sound and listen for the noise
Listen for the thunder of the marching boys
A few years ago their guns were only toys
Here comes the big parade
Don't be afraid
Price is paid
One more parade
So young, so strong, so ready for the war
So willing to die upon a foreign shore
All march together, everybody looks the same
So there is no one you can blame
Don't be ashamed
Light the flame
One more parade
Medals on their coats and guns in their hands
Trained to kill as they're trained to stand
10,000 ears need only one command
Here comes the big parade
Don't be afraid
Price is paid
One more parade
So young, so strong, so ready for the war
So willing to die upon a foreign shore
All march together, everybody looks the same
So there is no one you can blame
Don't be ashamed
Light the flame
One more parade
Cold hard stares on faces ? so proud
Kisses from the girls and cheers from the crowd
And the widows from the last war cry into their shroud
Here comes the big parade
Don't be afraid
Price is paid
Don't be ashamed
War is a game
World in flames
So start the parade
One more parade
By phil ochs and bob gibson
Dm
Hup, two, three, four, marching down the street
C dm
Rolling of the drums and the trampin' of the feet
Dm
Generals salute and mothers wave and weep(? )
F e7 a - g
Here comes the big parade
A - g
Don't be afraid
A7
Price is paid
Dm
One more parade
F c
So young, so strong, so ready for the war
Dm a
So willing to die upon a foreign shore
Gm a c
All march together, everybody looks the same
F e7a - g
So there is no one you can blame
A
Don't be ashamed
G a7
Light the flame
Dm a7 dm
One more parade
Listen for the sound and listen for the noise
Listen for the thunder of the marching boys
A few years ago their guns were only toys
Here comes the big parade
Don't be afraid
Price is paid
One more parade
So young, so strong, so ready for the war
So willing to die upon a foreign shore
All march together, everybody looks the same
So there is no one you can blame
Don't be ashamed
Light the flame
One more parade
Medals on their coats and guns in their hands
Trained to kill as they're trained to stand
10,000 ears need only one command
Here comes the big parade
Don't be afraid
Price is paid
One more parade
So young, so strong, so ready for the war
So willing to die upon a foreign shore
All march together, everybody looks the same
So there is no one you can blame
Don't be ashamed
Light the flame
One more parade
Cold hard stares on faces ? so proud
Kisses from the girls and cheers from the crowd
And the widows from the last war cry into their shroud
Here comes the big parade
Don't be afraid
Price is paid
Don't be ashamed
War is a game
World in flames
Phil Ochs (1940-1976) was an American singer-songwriter known for his politically and socially charged protest songs. Born Philip David Ochs in El Paso, Texas, he began his musical career in the 1950s, influenced by artists like Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger. Ochs distinguished himself for his civic engagement and his ability to transform political events into incisive and musically engaging lyrics. His songs addressed themes such as the Vietnam War, social inequality, and civil rights, earning him the moniker "topical singer", a term he preferred over "protest singer". Among his most famous songs are "Draft Dodger Rag", "I Ain't Marching Anymore" and "Here's to the State of Mississippi". Ochs released numerous albums, including "Phil Ochs Sings", "Gun of Love" and "Pleasures of the Harbor", which helped solidify his position as one of the most influential protest singers of the 1960s. His music has inspired generations of artists and continues to be listened to today for its message of social justice and its evocative power.
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