Joe Pug - Bury me far from my uniform

I was ^Dfallen dead in battle ^DMust've been Tu^Gesday, I don't know the da^Dte I gave ^Bmeverything everyone a^Gsked for But^G I'll say where I'll ^Dbe laid

^D7The many dead of my co^Gmrades ^GAll look the same in this ^Dplace Won't you b^Dury me far from^G my unifo^Drm So ^DGod might re^Amember my f^Dace

Do n^Dot bother with Congress ^DWith the r^Gich or with the r^Dest I fought ^Bmtheir battles in ^Gthis world But^G I'll not fight for them in ^Dthe next

^D7Do not find me j^Gustice ^GJust find me a g^Drave And then ^Dbury me far from m^Gy unifo^Drm So^D God might rem^Aember my ^Dface

My mo^Dther, my mother you'll cry for me ^DYou'll we^Gep, with the next of our ^Dkin You must ^Bmpromise never to t^Ghink of What ^Bis not, and what could have b^Deen

^D7I'll not return to your ^Gtable ^GSo don't save me a p^Dlace

Just bu^Dry me far from ^Gmy unif^Dorm From the ^Giron cross medals I ^Dwould've worn From the ^Gstatues that sisters and^D widows mourn From the ^Gnewspaper clippin's and m^Dicroform From Ge^Gneva, The Hague and ^DNuremberg From the ^Dsex of this world that I'll ^Gno longer taste

Won't you ^Dbury me far from my unif^Gorm So G^Dod might reme^Amber my fa^Gce Oh G^Dod will reme^Amber my fa^Gce G D A G (quick)A (end with) D Merciful God, please remember my face