Waylon Jennings - The ghost of general lee

Through the ^Csmoke, and the mud, and the ^Bbsmoke we walked, be^Fhind Robert E. ^CLee Sixty miles from Richmond, to ^Bbface the Union ^Carmy We dug our holes, and we built a wall, cuz we ^Bbknew there'd be a ^Cfight If the bluecoat wearing ^Bbsoldiers, c^Frossed the river that ^Cnight

^CSure as hell, that ^Bbsundown came, ^Fa hundred thousand ^Cmen And it sure did shock me Lord, to see, ^Bbkin killing ^Ckin The cannonballs were heavy, filled with ^Bbiron, and steel, and ^Clead And the James River ^Bbwater, ^Fran a bloody ^Cred

^BbLo--rd is it ^Cright ^BbDid you mean for ^Fme to kill my ^Cbrother, here tonight

It's ^Cbeen one hundred ^Bbyears, and ^Fas I look a^Cround I see a mighty city where there ^Bbonce was a battle^Cground I thought when Lee surrendered, ^Bbwe would fight no ^Cmore But the ghost of Lee can ^Bbstill see us ^Ffight the civil ^Cwar

^BbLo--rd is it ^Cright ^BbDid you mean for ^Fme to kill my ^Cbrother, here tonight