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Band, The ~ Hell's Half Acre


Intro: d5 e5 e E a d E a d E a d e a d It's way up in the black hills where we come from E a d e a d There's a girl and she warned me don't pick up that gun E a By the law of the land E a By the promise that might is right E a d e She would hold me and cry - don't you go off and fight D dsus Somebody knocking at my door B5 c g Oh, i been called to war D dsus Say goodbye to tobacco road A7 Wear my colors, call my brothers C And for my country i'll go E a d e Down on hell's half acre E a d e Shakin' with fever E a d e Rumble in the jungle E d e Down on hell's half acre She wrote me a letter and said what have they done Placed a crown of thorns an this native son Oh, maybe they're right, but maybe they're wrong But what can i do, you're not here you're gone Something in the air is much too quiet Hear my heartbeat The storms that rages from within Three times thunder, blood runs cold Got this wound on my soul Down on hell's half acre Walking on fire We got trouble in the wasteland Down on hell's half acre Back in the land where buffalo roam Oh is this my home She said you've changed, you're not the same Clouds of napalm and the opium The damage was already done Down on hell's half acre Shakin' with fever Rumble in the jungle Down on hell's half acre Down on hell's half acre Walking on fire We got trouble in the wasteland Down on hell's half acre more free lyrics

Intro: d5 e5 e
E a d
E a d

E a d e a d
It's way up in the black hills where we come from
E a d e a d
There's a girl and she warned me don't pick up that gun
E a
By the law of the land
E a
By the promise that might is right
E a d e
She would hold me and cry - don't you go off and fight
D dsus
Somebody knocking at my door
B5 c g
Oh, i been called to war
D dsus
Say goodbye to tobacco road
A7
Wear my colors, call my brothers
C
And for my country i'll go

E a d e
Down on hell's half acre
E a d e
Shakin' with fever
E a d e
Rumble in the jungle
E d e
Down on hell's half acre

She wrote me a letter and said what have they done
Placed a crown of thorns an this native son
Oh, maybe they're right, but maybe they're wrong
But what can i do, you're not here you're gone

Something in the air is much too quiet
Hear my heartbeat
The storms that rages from within
Three times thunder, blood runs cold
Got this wound on my soul

Down on hell's half acre
Walking on fire
We got trouble in the wasteland
Down on hell's half acre

Back in the land where buffalo roam
Oh is this my home
She said you've changed, you're not the same
Clouds of napalm and the opium
The damage was already done

Down on hell's half acre
Shakin' with fever
Rumble in the jungle
Down on hell's half acre

Down on hell's half acre
Walking on fire
We got trouble in the wasteland
Down on hell's half acre

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