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44 lines
1.5 KiB
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\documentclass{skrul-leadsheet}
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\begin{document}
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\begin{song}[transpose-capo=true]{title={So Long, Mom (A Song for World War III)}, band={Tom Lehrer}, year={1965}, key={F}, capo={3}}
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\begin{chorus}
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^{F} So long, Mom, I'm ^{F7}off to drop the bomb \\
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So ^{Bb}don't ^{-} wait ^{Bbm}up for ^{F}me \\
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But ^{Bb}while you swelter down ^{F}there ^{-}in your ^{D7}shelter \\
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^{G7*}You can see me ^{C7*}on your TV
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\end{chorus}
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\begin{verse}
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While ^{F} we're attacking ^{Bbm6} frontally \\
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Watch ^{F} Brinkally and ^{Bbm6} Huntally \\
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^{F} Describing contra-^{Bbm6}puntally \\
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The ^{Bb} cities we have ^{A} lost \\
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No ^{Bb} need for you to ^{F} miss a ^{D7} minute \\
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Of the ^{G7} agonizing ^{C} holo-^{F}caust, ye^{C}ah
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\end{verse}
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\begin{verse}
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^{F} Little Johnny Jones, he was a ^{C} US pilot \\
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And no shrinking violet was ^{F} he ^{C} \\
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^{F} He was mighty proud when World War ^{G7} Three was declared \\
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He wasn't scared, no sir-^{C7}ee! \\
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And this is what he said on his ^{F} way to Arma-^{G7}ged -^{C7}don
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\end{verse}
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\begin{chorus}
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^{F} So long, Mom, I'm ^{F7} off to drop the bomb \\
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So ^{Bb} don't wait ^{Bbm} up for ^{F} me \\
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But ^{Bb} though I may roam I'll come ^{F} back to my ^{D7} home \\
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Al-^{G7}though it may be a ^{C7} pile of debris
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\end{chorus}
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\begin{outro}
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Re-^{F}member, ^{Bbm6} Mommy, I'm ^{F} off to get a ^{Bbm6} commie \\
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So ^{F} send me a ^{Bbm6} salami, and ^{Bb}try to smile some-^{A}how \\
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I'll ^{Bb} look for you when the ^{F} war is o-^{D7}ver \\
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An ^{G7} hour and a ^{C} half from ^{F} now ^{C} ^{F}
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\end{outro}
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\end{song}
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\end{document} |