Tom Lehrer - So long mom

^FSo Long, Mom, I'm off to drop the ^F9bomb, ^F7So d^Bbon't wait^Bbm up for ^Fme. ^{F7 Bb}But while your swelter, down ^Fthere in your shel-^D7ter, ^G7You can see me, ^C7on your T.V. While ^Fwe're attacking ^F+frontally, Watch ^F6Brinkally and ^F7Huntally, de-^F6scribing contra-^F+puntally,the ^Bbcities we have ^A7lost. ^A7+No ne^Bbed for you to ^Fmiss a ^D7minute of the ^G7agonizing ^C7holoc^Faust.^{F#dim C7 F F#dim C7}

^FLittle Johnny Jones he was a ^C7U.S. pilot, and no shrinking vi'let was ^Fhe. ^{F#dim C7 F}He was mighty proud when Would War ^G7Three was declared. He wasn't scared, no sir-^C7ree! And this is what he ^F#dimsaid ^C7 on his ^Fway to Ar-ma-^Fdimged-do^C7n:

^FSo Long, Mom. I'm off to drop the ^F9bomb. ^F7So d^Bbon't wait^Bbm up for^F me.^F7 But ^Bbthough I may roam, I'll come ^Fback to my home.^D7 All ^G7though it may be. A ^C7pile of de-bris. Re-^Fmember ^F+Mommy, I'm ^F6off to get a ^F7commie, ^F6so send me a sa-^F+lami, and ^Bbtry to smile some-^A7how. A7+ Bb F S7 G7 C7 F C7 F I'll look for you, when the war is o-ver. An hour and a half from now.