Craig Morgan - Paradise
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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Paradise
Craig Morgan
(sing this like the military boot camp songs with no chords) (optional chords)
(E)
I don't know why I left (I don't know why I left)
(C#m)
But I know it won't be long (But I know it won't be long)
(B7) E A E A E A
No It won't be long (No It won't be long) Till I get back home
E B7 E
They gave me a green uniform and black boots for my feet
A E F#m B7
Eighteen and wild as hell I thought it would be neat
A E A
They put me on a plane to some strange and foreign land
E B7 A
I said goodbye to mom and dad hello to Uncle Sam
CHORUS:
open A
Once I was a soldier not afraid to die
E
Now I'm a little older and not afraid to cry
A B7
Every day I'm thankful just to be a-live
C#m E A B7 E A
When you've been where I've been any kind of life is para-dise
E B7 E
Christmas of '89 was a lonely time for me
A E C#m B7
At most it was probably fine but it wasn't nothing like Tenne-see
A E A
Never thoght the day would come where I might have to kill a man
E B7 A
Did not sleep a wink that night but we won it for Uncle Sam
Chorus, lead, ending
ENDING:
C#m E A B7 E A B7
When you've been where I've been any kind of life is para-dise
It's paradise paradise (paradise)
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| rwinegardner - 2006-01-07 | lyric correction:
Christmas of '89 was a lonely time for me
PANAMA was probably fine, but it was nothin like Tennessee |
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