--- | (D) | (D) | (G) | (D) ---D G D The sun shown bright and clear that day, we all left Washing- tonD G D To lick the Rebel boys in grey at the Battle of Bull RunD G D They came from Pennsylvania and some from Mary- landD G D To see the Rebel boys get spanked by Honest Abe's broad handD Bm We said we'll run 'em to Atlanta and to Galveston BayD G D But they ran us back to Washington and Philadelphi- aG D And Philadelphi- aD G D The ladies wore their brightest shawls, the gentlemen were gayG D They came to see their Yankee boys WHIP old Virgini- aD G D I held my momma's hand and skipped, when a soldier said to meD D D Would you rather have Jeff Davis' hat or the sword of Bobbie LeeD Bm We said we'll run 'em to Atlanta and to Galveston BayD G D But they ran us back to Washington and Philadelphi- aG D And Philadelphi- aD G D And then the general doffed his hat and said let's rest a spellD G D And for the first time we all heard that awful rebel yellD G D The waters of MANASSAS creek be- came a ruby redD G D And many a Reb and Yankee boy lay in the willows deadD Bm We said we'll run 'em to Atlanta and to Galveston BayD G D But they ran us back to Washington and Philadelphi- aG D And Philadelphi- aD G D A fight locked in the chest of time too horrible to tellD G D Vir- ginny's true green countryside be- came a lake of hellD G D Don't count your chicks before they're hatched or you'll work until it's doneD G D Re- member yes remember long the Battle of Bull RunD Bm We said we'll run 'em to Atlanta and to Galveston BayD G D But they ran us back to Washington and Philadelphi- aG D G D D A D And Philadelphi- a | | | |
The Battle Of Bull Run
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