SONG: SOLDIER ARTIST: PROCOL HARUM TAB BY: DON CZARSKI EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM SOLDIER PROCOL HARUM INTRO: F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb VERSE: F Am The sky has no end tonight Bb C Clear view beyond the stars
F Am Daylight in the early dawn Bb C There`s no-one left unscarred Dm Am Sand is drying up the tears Bb C Burnt shells soaking up the sun F The generals laughing Bb With no fear F Bb F Because their work is done VERSE: F Am Liquid gold was in their sights Bb C Paid with blood by infantry F Am Giant statues ripped and torn Bb C All engineered so brilliantly Dm Am Back home it`s the Wild West Bb C Children sleeping in their beds F Grown men Bb That passed the test F Bb Now free to go and wed CHORUS: F Bb I`m through with the fighting F A Dm All the terror and the pain F I`ve seen the lightning Bb Felt the thunder C C And the rain F Bb The silver birds come screaming F A Dm Painting blood right through the skies Bb Still I worry, C And I wonder F Bb F Bb F Wonder why VERSE: F Am They tell us it`s O-K to kill Bb C They`re just vermin in the sand F Am Don`t worry `bout the blood you spill Bb C You`ll be forgiven by God`s hand Dm Am Images etched behind their eyes Bb C Will never fade away F Bb Eternal buildings turned to dust F Bb In just one day CHORUS: F Bb I`m through with the fighting F A Dm All the terror and the pain F I`ve seen the lightning Bb Felt the thunder C C And the rain F Bb The silver birds come screaming F A Dm Painting blood right through the skies Bb Still I worry, C And I wonder F Bb F Bb Wonder why CHORUS: F Bb I`m through with the fighting F A Dm All the terror and the pain F I`ve seen the lightning Bb Felt the thunder C C And the rain F Bb The silver birds come screaming F A Dm Painting blood right through the skies Bb Still I worry, C And I wonder F Bb Wonder why OUTRO: F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb F
"Soldier" is a song off of Procol Harum´s 2017 come back album, after 14 years of silence. "Soldier" is written by Gary Brooker, Josh Phillips and Geoff Whitehorn, the lyrics are by Pete Brown and Gary Brooker.