Biografia:
John Edmond was born on 18 November 1936 of Scottish parents in Luanshya, Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia), on the Roan Antelope copper mine.
John Edmond is somewhat of a legend around campfires from Zambia to Zululand and from Walvis Bay to Vilanculos. Singer, songwriter, entertainer, storyteller, author and bush pilot. He has been there, done it all and fantastically still does it! His musical career has taken him through the 60's, 70's pop, country and TV era's with 7 smash South Africa hits in a row.
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John Edmond - Lonely Soldier
D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D x4
D Bm Em A
Lonely soldier walking on a late pass
G D A D
Trying to find some comfort in the city night
D Bm Em A
Then he saw her sitting in a corner
G D A D
Saw her eyes were smiling at him through the candle light
G Bm G A D
And she looked just like the girl that had walked through his dream
G Bm G A
She truly had the bluest eyes he'd ever seen
D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D
And there he was in jungle green
D Bm Em A
In the morning found that they were moving
G D A D
Far away to carry on the cruel war
D Bm Em A
No one to tell her that he fought and fell there
G D A D
Thinking of the blue eyes he was really fighting for
G Bm G A D
And she looked just like the girl that had walked through his dream
G Bm G A
She truly had the bluest eyes he'd ever seen
D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D
And there he was in jungle green
D Bm Em A
Lonely soldier walking on a late pass
G D A D
Trying to find some comfort in the city night
D Bm Em A
Then he saw her sitting in a corner
G D A D
Saw her eyes were smiling at him through the candle light
G Bm G A D
And she looked just like the girl that had walked through his dream
G Bm G A
She truly had the bluest eyes he'd ever seen
D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D
And there he was in jungle green
You don't need to play the Dsus4 sequence, but if you do only strum once per note!
D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D x4
D Bm Em A
Lonely soldier walking on a late pass
G D A D
Trying to find some comfort in the city night
D Bm Em A
Then he saw her sitting in a corner
G D A D
Saw her eyes were smiling at him through the candle light
G Bm G A D
And she looked just like the girl that had walked through his dream
G Bm G A
She truly had the bluest eyes he'd ever seen
D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D
And there he was in jungle green
D Bm Em A
In the morning found that they were moving
G D A D
Far away to carry on the cruel war
D Bm Em A
No one to tell her that he fought and fell there
G D A D
Thinking of the blue eyes he was really fighting for
G Bm G A D
And she looked just like the girl that had walked through his dream
G Bm G A
She truly had the bluest eyes he'd ever seen
D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D
And there he was in jungle green
D Bm Em A
Lonely soldier walking on a late pass
G D A D
Trying to find some comfort in the city night
D Bm Em A
Then he saw her sitting in a corner
G D A D
Saw her eyes were smiling at him through the candle light
G Bm G A D
And she looked just like the girl that had walked through his dream
G Bm G A
She truly had the bluest eyes he'd ever seen
D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D
And there he was in jungle green
You don't need to play the Dsus4 sequence, but if you do only strum once per note!
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