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Old Army Hat

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Cmajor
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CHe came home to Tennessee a young man at the end of forty-Dmfive
G7Only one of seven men in his platoon that made it back Calive
He must have seen some tough times
But he never talked too much about all of Dmthat
G7Put his pictures and his memories in the cedar chest
DmEverything but G7his old army Chat
By the time I graduated the winds of change had blown across our Dmland
G7They were burning flags and draft cards
When they bothered to take some kind of Cstand
And we used to laugh at grandpa
Like he was some old relic from the Dmpast
G7Cause he never left the house less he was wearing
That Dmfunny looking G7worn out army Chat
FEvery eye was on him anytime that he went Canywhere
They G7whispered and they pointed
But you could tell that grandpa didn't Ccare
I ain't Fweaning this for them he said it's a whole lot more than Cthat
For my Dmbuddies who gave everything the G7least that I can do
Is Dmkeep on wearing G7this old army Chat
He called me up one morning said he'd seen it on the news on his Dmtv
G7They've opened up a monument to World War II in Washington D.CC.
I ain't getting any younger
And I wish someone would take me to see Dmthat
G7I couldn't help but think their gonna laugh at you up there
If Dmyou show up in that G7silly army Chat
Two strangers both saluted as grandpa walked up to the monuDmment
G7One said thank you soldier for a job well done the other said Camen
And a young boy said sir my daddy went to war and never made it Dmback
G7Would you take a picture standing here beside me
And Dmmaybe let me G7wear your army Chat
FEvery eye was on him and there was not a dry one in the Ccrowd
They G7whispered and they pointed
And grandpa stood up extra tall and Cproud
FHe said son just keep it
When the young boy tried his best to give it Cback
You're a Dmbrave little soldier son and G7every soldier needs
His Dmvery own G7authentic army Chat
For your Dmdaddy who gave every thing the G7least that I can do
Is Dmpass on this old G7worn out army Chat
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