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Travelin Soldier

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Dixie Chicks é um trio musical estadunidense de música country, composto por Emily Robison, Martie Maguire e Natalie Maines. É um dos grupos femininos de maior sucesso de todos os tempos, tendo vendido 36 milhões de álbuns no mundo.

O grupo foi formado em 1989 em Dallas, Texas e era formado por Martie Maguire, Emily Robison, Laura Lynch e Robin Lynn Macy. Após anos de luta para reconhecimento e mudança nos integrantes, as Dixie Chicks finalmente conseguiram fazer um enorme sucesso nos mercados country e pop no final da década de 1990.

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Travelin' Soldier - Dixie Chicks
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Lovely Song, here are my corrections on previous tabs:

Tuning: Standard

Chords Used:
A x02220
D xx0232
G 320033
F#m 244222
E 022100
E7* 020100 (*optional!)

Verse:
A
Two days past 18, he was waiting for a bus in his army greens,
D
Sat down at a booth, at a cafe there,
A
Gave his order to a girl with a bow in her hair.

A
He's a little shy, so she give him a smile,
A
And he said: "Would you mind sitting down for a while,
D A
And talking to me, I'm feeling a little low?"
G D A (A)
She said: "I'm off in an hour, and I know where we can go."

A
So they went down and they sat on the pier,
A
He said: "I bet you got a boyfriend but I don't care,
D A
I got no-one to send a letter to.
G D A
Would you mind if I sent one back here to you?"

Chorus:

F#m D
I cried, I'm never gonna hold the hand of another guy,
A
Too young for him, they told her.
E E7
Waiting for the love of a travelling soldier.
F#m
Our love will never end,
D
Waiting for the soldier to come back again.
A
Never more to be alone,
E E7 A (A)
When the letter says: A soldier's coming home.

Verse:
A
So the letters came from an army camp,
A
In California, then Vietnam.
D
And he told her of his heart, he might be in love,
A
And all the things he was so scared of

A
He said: "When it's getting kinda rough over here,
A
I think of that day sitting down at the peir,
D A
And I close my eyes, and see your pretty smile,
G D A
Now don't worry, but I won't be able to write for a while."

Chorus:

F#m D
I cried, I'm never gonna hold the hand of another guy,
A
Too young for him, they told her.
E E7
Waiting for the love of a travelling soldier.
F#m
Our love will never end,
D
Waiting for the soldier to come back again.
A
Never more to be alone,
E E7 A (A)
When the letter says: A soldier's coming home.

A A D A x2

G D A A

Verse:
A
One Friday night at a football game,
A
The Lord's prayer said, and the anthem sang,
D
And a man said: "Folk's, would you bow your head,
A
For a list of the local, Vietnam dead."

A
Crying all alone, under the stand,
A
Was a piccolo player in the marching band.
D A
And one name read, and nobody really cared,

G D A
But a pretty little girl, with a bow in her hair.

Chorus:

F#m D
I cried, I'm never gonna hold the hand of another guy,
A
Too young for him, they told her.
E E7
Waiting for the love of a travelling soldier.
F#m
Our love will never end,
D
Waiting for the soldier to come back again.
A
Never more to be alone,
E E7
When the letter says: A soldier's coming...
F#m D
I cried, I'm never gonna hold the hand of another guy,
A
Too young for him, they told her.
E E7
Waiting for the love of a travelling soldier.
F#m
Our love will never end,
D
Waiting for the soldier to come back again.
A
Never more to be alone,
E E7 A (A)
When the letter says: A soldier's coming home.

A D (repeat til fade!)