Peter, Paul and Mary - One tin soldier

^CListe^Gn c^Amhildren ^Emto a story that was written long ago ^F'Bout a ^Ckingdom^F on a^G mountain, and the valley folk below ^COn th^Ge mou^Amntain was a^Em treasure buried deep beneath a stone ^FAnd t^Che vall^Fey people sw^Core they'd have it for their very own.

^CGo ahead and h^Emate your neig^Fhbor, go ^Gahead and cheat a friend ^CDo it i^Emn the nam^Fe of ^Gheaven, you can justify it in the end ^CThere won^Em't be ^Fany tru^Cmpets blowing, come the judgment day No Chord F C On the bloody morning after - one tin soldier rides away.

^CSo th^Ge peo^Ample of^Em the valley sent a message up the hill ^FAskin^Cg for th^Fe buried ^Gtreasure, tons of gold for which they'd kill ^CCame an ^Ganswer ^Amfrom the kingdom: “With our brothers we will share ^FAll t^Che secret^Fs of ou^Cr mountain, all the riches buried there.”

^CNow the ^Gvalley cr^Amied with an^Emger, mount your horses, draw your sword! ^FAnd they kill^Ced the m^Fountain p^Geople, sure they’d won their just reward ^CNow th^Gey stoo^Amd besid^Eme the treasure on the mountain dark and red ^FTurned ^Cthe stone and looked beneath it - ^F"Pea^Cce on Earth" was all it said.