G The coffee that they give usD7 They say is mighty fine It's good for cuts and bruisesG And tastes like IodineC G I don't want no more of army lifeD7 G D7 G Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go homeG The biscuits that they give usD7 They say are mighty fine One fell off a tableG And killed a pal of mineC G I don't want no more of army lifeD7 G D7 G Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go homeG The clothes that they give usD7 They say are mighty fine Me and my buddyG Can both fit into mineC G I don't want no more of army lifeD7 G D7 G Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go homeG They treat us all like monkeysD7 And make us stand in line They give you fifty bucks a weekG And take back forty-nineC G I don't want no more of army lifeD7 G D7 G Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go homeG The girls at the service clubD7 They say are mighty fine Most are over eightyG And the rest are under nineC G I don't want no more of army lifeD7 G D7 G Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go homeC G I don't want no more of army lifeD7 G D7 G Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go home
Gee But I Want To Go Home Army Life
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