Tonalité : G major•
Verse 1
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Somewhere in Vietnam a 19-year-old
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soldier soldier walked out of a barroom
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And he said I must be seeing things that
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bourbon hit me like a baseball bat
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In Belfast Ireland a little lady dropped
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her shovel in her garden
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She raced across the yard and ask
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her neighbor Mrs Clancy what was that
Bm
In Memphis Tennessee a teacher raised
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the window closest the river
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And the children in her classroom swore
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they'd heard a choir singing down the street
In Washington DC a private sec
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retary's lips began to quiver
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And the President just put aside his
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papers and rose quickly to his feet
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I lay in a cheap motel in the arms
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of someone else's woman
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When a loud explosion rocked the room
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and turned the morning into night
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I jumped out of bed and ran into
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the street with hardly any clothes on
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As the sky lit up my heart stood still and
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I could feel my face was turnin' white
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All at once the clouds rolled back and there
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stood Jesus Christ in all his glory
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And I realized the saddest eyes I'd ever
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seen were lookin' straight at me
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I guess I was awakened by the penetrating
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sounds of my own screamin'
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And it didn't take me long to stumble
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out of bed and fall down on my knees
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As tears rolled down my face I cried dear God
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I'm thankful I was only dreamin'
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And if I never go to hell Lord it'll be
because you scared it out of me
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