Аккорды Amelie - Antietam

[Intro]
Am Am/G Dm E
Am Am/G Dm E

[Verse]
    Am                Am/G              D            E
The Sergeant’s nearly lost his leg, and probably his life
    Am               Am/G               D             E
The rebels came from left and rear, not sure how many died
  Am              Am/G             D            E
I wander down the lines of bodies, far too many miles
           Am              D                E
I would be sick if I’d not seen such things before
            Am              D                  Am  N.C.
The corpses lay in twos for four long miles or more

[Verse]
  Am            Am/G                D               E
I gaze upon the trenches, they have no clear end in sight
    Am                Am/G            D            E
The pungent stench of sulfur hangs so heavy in the light
    Am            Am/G             D              E
And only now it’s clear to me that this is really war
            Am                D                E
It could be worse, if I’d not seen such things before
           Am              D              Am      E
We must’ve lost about five hundred men or more

[Chorus]
Am      E          C               G
  Is it really the truth when they say
          Dm            Am       C  G   Am  E
That this fighting will guide us to our freedom
Am         E           C               G
  Past the soldiers we mowed down like grass
      Dm            Am           C     G     (Am)
Swept away with the blood in the creek of Antietam

Am Am/G Dm E
Am Am/G Dm E

[Verse]
    Am                  Am/G             D                 E
Now Cloney’s joined the captain and four men in prisoner’s chains
   Am                   Am/G              D              E
At least the Sergeant's still alive, with one leg to his name
   Am           Am/G                D             E
So Rickett’s battery came down like boulder-heavy rain
             Am               D                   E
And though I hate that I have seen such things before
           Am               D             Am      E
The rebels make up twice as many dead, or more

[Chorus]
Am      E          C               G
  Is it really the truth when they say
          Dm            Am       C  G   Am  E
That this fighting will guide us to our freedom
Am         E           C               G
  Past the soldiers we mowed down like grass
      Dm            Am           C     G     (Am)
Swept away with the blood in the creek of Antietam

Am Am/G Dm E
Am Am/G Dm E

[Solo]
Am E C G
Dm Am C G Am E
Am E C G
Dm Am C G

[Bridge]
F            G         Am          C
  But do the ends ever justify the means
             D                            E
And will the means really bring about the end
F           G        Am                C
  Sooner or later, I know I’ll have to leave
          D                          E
For there won’t be any men left to defend

[Verse]
    Am            Am/G            D                 E
I’m almost out of paper now, they say we’ve used it up
     Am                  Am/G                 D           E
They gave us clothes and food to eat, they’ll pay us soon enough
  Am                    Am/G               D               E
I guess that’s all I’ve left to say, we’ll soon be heading south
                Am                D               E
And though I’ve not been quite so far from home before
            Am              D             Am       E
You haven’t written back in sixty days or more

[Chorus]
Am      E          C               G
  Is it really the truth when they say
          Dm            Am       C  G   Am  E
That this fighting will guide us to our freedom
Am         E           C               G
  Past the soldiers we mowed down like grass
      Dm            Am           C     G
Swept away with the blood in the creek of…

Am      E              C              G
  And I hope that it’s true when they say
          Dm            Am       C  G   Am  E
That this fighting will guide us to our freedom
Am         E           C               G
  Past the soldiers we mowed down like grass
      Dm            Am           C     G     Am
Swept away with the blood in the creek of Antietam