Chris de Burgh - One life one love

^G Long years would be l^Dost and over s^Aince the morning train^Bm, ^G And the words that he c^Dalled out to her, &^F#quot;I'll be back ^Bmagain! We will ^Gall be home for Chr^Distmas boys, It's wh^Aat the General said", ^Bm But little d^Gid they know the w^Dinds of war, Would ch^Emange the world instead^A,

O^Dh, in this one life,^G there is ^Done l^Aove, ^D Through the ages to b^Ge with us ^Aeverm^Dore,

^G He played his p^Dart a hero ^Aon the battlefield^Bm, ^G 'Til a shell burst r^Dight beside, And br^F#ought him to his knees^Bm, As the bl^Good just flowed aw^Day, He turned his f^Aace up to the sky, ^Bm And a little b^Goy was there bes^Dide him saying, &q^Emuot;Daddy, please do^An't die",

O^Dh, in this one life,^G there is ^Done l^Aove, ^D Through the ages to b^Ge with us ^Aeverm^Dore,

^G No-one knew how he m^Dade it through, and s^Aoon was on the way^Bm, ^G With the wounded b^Dack to England, And fr^F#om the early train^Bm, He stepped d^Gown and in the d^Distance saw his w^Aife and a little boy, ^Bm Who came up r^Gunning to his ^Darms and said, "^Em;My Daddy has c^Aome home",

O^Dh, in this one life,^G there is ^Done l^Aove, ^D Through the ages to b^Ge with us ^Aeverm^Dore, ^G In this ^Done l^Aife, ^D Love of a different world^G, There is ^Done l^Aove.^D