Colter Wall - Johnny boys bones

^N.C.Well I wish I was in the land of cotton ^N.C.Old times they are not forgotten ^N.C.Look away, look away, look away ^N.C.Dixieland

^EmOh musket and cannon to^Drn his gray coat ^DDon't he look fine and handsome Don't he ^Emlook at his most ^Em45 in the foxhole and ^Dat this I will boast ^DDon't they look fine and handsome My poor Joh^Emnny Boy's Bones

^GWell who will bring back my J^Dohnny Boy's Bones To la^By beneath the trees of his ^EmTennessee home ^GA box, a box made of stu^Drdy white oak With^B his arms folded up and his b^Emlue eyes all closed

^EmWell he died for his country And he d^Died for his kin

A ^Emmost honorable sin But them mean boys in blue They done ^Dturned him in

With a l^Emaugh and a grin [Chorus] ^GWell who will bring back my J^Dohnny Boy's Bones To la^By beneath the trees of his ^EmTennessee home ^GA box, a box made of stu^Drdy white oak With^B his arms folded up and his b^Emlue eyes all closed

^GWell who will bring back my J^Dohnny Boy's Bones To la^By beneath the trees of his ^EmTennessee home ^GA box, a box made of stu^Drdy white oak With^B his arms folded up and his b^Emlue eyes all closed

^GWell who will bring back my J^Dohnny Boy's Bones To la^By beneath the trees of his ^EmTennessee home ^GA box, a box made of stu^Drdy white oak With^B his arms folded up and his b^Emlue eyes all closed