Mandolin Orange - Wildfire

Bra^Gve men fought with the ^Fbattle cry Tea^Crs filled the eyes of their loved ones and their brothers i^Gn arms And so it ^Fwent, for J^Coseph Warren It ^Gshould have been different It ^Fcould have been easy His^C rank could have saved him But a country unborn ^Gneeds bravery And it s^Fpread like wi^Cldfire

^GWild^Ffire^C From^G the ashes grew sweet^F liberty Like the s^Ceeds of the pines when the forest burns They^G open up to g^Frow and burn ^Cagain It s^Ghould have been different It c^Fould have been easy But ^Ctoo much money rolled in to ever end ^Gslavery The cry for ^Fwar spread like ^Cwildfire

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C^Givil War came, ^FCivil War went B^Crother fought the brother, the South was spent B^Gut its true demise was ^Fhatred passed down ^Cthrough the years It ^Gshould have been different It ^Fcould have been easy But^C pride has a way of holding too firm to ^Ghistory And it ^Fburns like ^Cwildfire

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^GI was a born a s^Fouthern son In a ^Csmall southern town where the rebels run wild They ^Gbeat their chests and they ^Fswear we're going to ^Crise again It ^Gshould have been different It ^Fcould have been easy The^C day that old Warren died hate should have gone with him ^GBut here we a^Fre caught in the ^Cwildfire

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