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[ar: David Munyon] |
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[ti: Blue And Grey] |
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[al: More Songs For Planet Earth] |
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[id: qbllhscs] |
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[Encoding: unicode] |
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[length: 07:47] |
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written by David Munyon, S.P. Standley |
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In the rain you can't tell a distance |
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It might be a friend or a foe |
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Johnny Reb go ahead make your decision |
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Union Jacks old feet are gettin' cold |
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Leaving home, leaving Gail and the children |
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Robert Sloan, all alone standing guard |
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Patriot of the southern tradition |
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We have a right to farm the way we want |
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Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
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Too confused, too tired to complain |
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Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
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Where he's goin'... |
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Follow blind; follow the Blue and the Grey |
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Destiny plays a game of redemption |
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Like a wheel of a Casson in the mud |
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Halbert Blake still in a daze from November |
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After shooting his first rebel thug |
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Let it go, go ahead, let it go now |
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You can cry no ones looking ahead |
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You've still got one good leg to stand on |
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You're going home, Bob Thatcher tells his friend |
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Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
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Too confused, too tired to complain |
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Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
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Where he's goin'... |
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Follow blind; follow the Blue and the Grey |
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Underneath a musky tent Kneels a general |
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Praying loudly for deliverance for his men |
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He could be on either side of this conflict |
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He just wishes he wasn't fighting his old friends |
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Crumpled letters in a field coat from aunt Lettie |
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„Are you practicing your music like you said“ |
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„I guess soldiers don't have much free time“ |
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It doesn't matter the reader's already dead |
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Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
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Too confused, too tired to complain |
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Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
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Where he's goin'... |
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Follow blind; follow the Blue and the Grey |
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The afternoon is the worst for a warrior |
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Muskets rest and the cook test his art |
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Once a slave in the beginning of this madness |
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Now a free-man pushing wounded in a cart |
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Fourteen years voluteer, old as a mountain |
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„Send the young one, he's a good shot, yes indeed“ |
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„There's a sniper in the house by the river“ |
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„One less Yankee is all the South needs“ |
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Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
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Too confused, too tired to complain |
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Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
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Where he's goin'... |
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Follow blind; follow the Blue and the Grey |
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David Munyon: vocal, guitar |
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Chris Jones: guitar |
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Mike Silver: backing vocals |
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Beo Brockhausen: tinwhistle |
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Hans-Jörg Maucksch: bass |
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