Phil Ochs - I aint marching anymore

Oh, I ^Gmarched to the ^Cbattle of ^DNew Orleans, at the ^Gend of the ^Cearly British ^Dwars The ^Gyoung land started ^Cgrowing, the ^Amyoung blood started ^Emflowing, but ^AmI ain't ^Cmarchin' any^Dmore

For I've ^Gkilled my share of ^CIndians, in a ^Dthousand different fights, I was ^Gthere at the ^CLittle Big ^DHorn I heard ^Gmany men ^Clying, I saw ^Ammany more ^Emdying, but ^AmI ain't ^Cmarchin' any^Dmore

It's ^Amalways the ^Cold to ^Glead us to the ^Emwars, it's ^Amalways the ^Emyoung to ^Amfall Now ^Amlook at all we've won, with the ^Emsaber and the gun, ^Ctell me is it ^Amworth it ^Dall?

For I stole Cali^Gfornia from the ^CMexican ^Dland, ^Gfought in the ^Cbloody Civil ^DWar Yes, I ^Geven killed my ^Cbrothers, and ^Amso many ^Emothers, but ^AmI ain't ^Cmarchin' any^Dmore

For I ^Gmarched to the ^Cbattles of the ^DGerman trench, in a ^Gwar that was ^Cbound to end all ^Dwars Oh, I ^Gmust have killed a ^Cmillion men, and ^Amnow they want me ^Emback again, but ^AmI ain't ^Cmarchin' any^Dmore

It's ^Amalways the ^Cold to ^Glead us to the ^Emwars, it's ^Amalways the ^Emyoung to ^Amfall Now ^Amlook at all we've won, with the ^Emsaber and the gun, ^Ctell me is it ^Amworth it ^Dall?

For I ^Gflew the final ^Cmission in the ^DJapanese sky Set ^Goff the mighty ^Cmushroom ^Droar When I ^Gsaw the cities ^Cburning, I ^Amknew that I was ^Emlearning that ^AmI ain't ^Cmarchin' any^Dmore

Now the ^Glabor leader's ^Cscreamin', when they ^Dclose the missile plants ^GUnited Fruit screams ^Cat the Cuban ^Dshore, Call it ^Gpeace or call it ^Ctreason, call it ^Amlove or call it ^Emreason, but ^AmI ain't ^Cmarchin' any^Dmore

No, ^AmI ain't ^Cmarchin' any^Dmore