The Veteran

Allan Taylor

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Tom:
Am [Verse]
F I saw the echo of a thousand wars in the face of the man
Am G Am As he looked out over the watching crowd, searching for a friend
F G Sometimes he would see a face, but then each face looks the same
Am Like looking into a mirror and reading a different name
E7 Am Different name [Verse]
F He learned his lessons early, a confirmation under fire
Am G Am Now his eyes stare into the distance like a prisoner behind the wire
F G We are lucky in our fortune, we can turn the other way
Am But the veteran fights again at night, struggles through the day
E7 Am G/B C Through the day [Chorus]
G Am G/B C When you sing, do you sing for the man who's broken?
D Am F Do you sing for the man who stands alone?
Am G Do you sing for the endless list of names?
Am G Etched in marble stone
Am Etched in marble stone [Verse]
F Am He came back an addict, he came back a drunk
G Am He came back a cripple for pieces in a trunk
F G He came back a hero to a waving flag parade
Am He was left with nothing when the glory began to fade
E7 Am Began to fade [Verse]
F Am So what do you say to the veteran who can't take it any more?
G Am You guard your words, you hold it back, you talk of anything but the war
F G Just reach out over the distance and let him know you're there
Am And hope he hasn't gone too far, or forgotten how to care
E7 Am G/B C How to care [Chorus]
G Am G/B C When you sing, do you sing for the man who's broken?
D Am F Do you sing for the man who stands alone?
Am G Do you sing for the endless list of names?
Am G/B C Etched in marble stone [Chorus]
G Am G/B C When you sing, do you sing for the man who's broken?
D Am F Do you sing for the man who stands alone?
Am G Do you sing for the endless list of names?
Am G Etched in marble stone
Am Etched in marble stone
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