Biografía:
John Philip Sousa (6 de noviembre de 1854 - 6 de marzo de 1932), conocido popularmente como el "Rey de las marchas" fue un compositor y director musical norteamericano del período romántico tardío, particularmente conocido por sus composiciones de marchas militares estadounidenses.
Sousa nació en Washington D.C., hijo de John António de Sousa y de María Elizabeth Trinkhaus, siendo sus padres descendientes de portugueses, españoles y alemanes de Bavaria.
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The Army Goes Rolling Along chords
The Army Song
Gruber / Sousa
C
C
Over hill, over dale,
as we hit the dusty trail,
G G7 C
and the caissons go rolling along.
In and out, hear them shout,
counter march and right about,
C G7 C
and the caissons go rolling along.
C
Then it's hi! hi! hee!
F C
In the field artillery;
Am D G
shout out your numbers loud and strong
C E
For where e'er you go,
F C
you will always know,
G G7 C
that the caissons go rolling along.
C
In the storm, in the night,
action left or action right;
G G7 C
see those caissons go rolling along
Limber front, limber rear,
prepare to mount your cannoneer,
C G7 C
and those caissons go rolling along.
C
Then it's hi! hi! hee!
F C
In the field artillery;
Am D G
shout out your numbers loud and strong
C E
For where e'er you go,
F C
you will always know,
G G7 C
that the caissons go rolling along.
C
Was it high, was it low,
where the hell did that one go?
G G7 C
As those Caissons go rolling along
Was it left, was it right,
now we won't get home tonight,
G G7 C
and those Caissons go rolling along.
C
Then it's hi! hi! hee!
F C
In the field artillery;
Am D G
shout out your numbers loud and strong
C E
For where e'er you go,
F C
you will always know,
G G7 C
that the caissons go rolling along.
G G7 C
that the caissons go rolling along.
G G7 C
that the caissons go rolling along.
Set8
http://sites.google.com/site/guitarmusicchordsandlyrics/
# This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
# song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------#
The Army Goes Rolling Along chords
The Army Song
Gruber / Sousa
C
C
Over hill, over dale,
as we hit the dusty trail,
G G7 C
and the caissons go rolling along.
In and out, hear them shout,
counter march and right about,
C G7 C
and the caissons go rolling along.
C
Then it's hi! hi! hee!
F C
In the field artillery;
Am D G
shout out your numbers loud and strong
C E
For where e'er you go,
F C
you will always know,
G G7 C
that the caissons go rolling along.
C
In the storm, in the night,
action left or action right;
G G7 C
see those caissons go rolling along
Limber front, limber rear,
prepare to mount your cannoneer,
C G7 C
and those caissons go rolling along.
C
Then it's hi! hi! hee!
F C
In the field artillery;
Am D G
shout out your numbers loud and strong
C E
For where e'er you go,
F C
you will always know,
G G7 C
that the caissons go rolling along.
C
Was it high, was it low,
where the hell did that one go?
G G7 C
As those Caissons go rolling along
Was it left, was it right,
now we won't get home tonight,
G G7 C
and those Caissons go rolling along.
C
Then it's hi! hi! hee!
F C
In the field artillery;
Am D G
shout out your numbers loud and strong
C E
For where e'er you go,
F C
you will always know,
G G7 C
that the caissons go rolling along.
G G7 C
that the caissons go rolling along.
G G7 C
that the caissons go rolling along.
Set8
http://sites.google.com/site/guitarmusicchordsandlyrics/
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