Em D Em D Em [Verse 1]Em D Em D C Paris 1933Am Em D Em D Em It says here: army marches streetsEm D Em D C A thousand soldiers seen todayAm All on the eve of May DayEm D C Am I found a paper in the antiqueEm D C Am Em "Paris Warlike On May Day Eve" [Instrumental]Em D Em D Em [Verse 2]Em D Em D C This gasoline has met its matchAm Em D Em D Em Any uprising will be smashedEm D Em D C The stirring guns and loaded tanksAm So who shall cast the first red flag?Em D C Am On yellow paper, black typeEm D C Am Em Troops are ready to smash a general strikeEm D C Am Up in the attic, under dustEm D C Am I opened up a soldier's trunkEm D C Am Em And now the ghosts inside are all stirred up [Instrumental] Em D C/D Am x3Em D C Am (Any help appreciated)Em D Em D Em [Verse 3]Em D Em D C Can almost hear those trumpets blareAm Em D Em D Em They're holding fire in the squareEm D Em D C They're standing on some general's bonesAm And that's all the AP wroteEm D C Am I guess the people all went to sleepEm D C Am I wonder, what did May first's headlines read?Em D C Am All on the paper in the antiqueEm D C Am Em Paris Warlike On May Day Eve
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