The Clash - English civil war

^A5When Johnny comes marchin' home again, hurrah^G, tala He's ^A5comin' by bus or underground, hur^Emrah, tala A ^A5woman's eye will ^Gshed a tear To ^Fsee his face so ^C5beaten in fear And it was ^A5just a^G5round the ^F5corner ^E5in the ^AEnglish Civil War

^AIt was still at the stage of clubs and fists, hur^Grah, tala When that ^Awell known face got beaten to bits, hur^Emrah, tala Your ^Cface was blue in the ^Glight of the screen As ^Fwatched the speech of an ^Canimal scream ^ANew ^GParty ^Far^Emy was ^Amarchin' right over our heads

^AAll right! ^{G A Em} C G F C A G F E A

^AHa, ha, I told you so, ta^Gla, tala Says ^Aeverybody that we know, hur^Emrah, tala But ^Cwho hid a radio ^Gunder the stairs? ^FWho got caught out ^Cunawares? ^ANew ^GParty ^Far^Emy came ^Amarchin' right up the stairs

^AWhen Johnny comes marchin' home again, hur^Grah, tala No^Abody understands it can happen again, hur^Emrah, tala The ^Csun is shinin' and the ^Gkids are shoutin' loud Ya' ^Fgot to know it's shinin' through a ^Ccrack in the cloud And the ^Ashadows ^Gkeep on ^Ffal^Elin', when ^AJohnny comes marchin' home

^AHurrah, ^GJohnny ^AOh yeah, ^EmJohnny Oh, the ^Cguns come ^Ghome ^FOh, ^Coh, ^Aget his cof^Gfin ^Fready^{E A}Johnny's coming home