Pretty Young Soldier
Sting
Em
(início)
D Am C G
Verse
D Am C G There are two young lovers, they're pledged to each other's hands, D Am C G They meet by the river, to talk of their marriage plans. D Am C G “I'm confessing,” he said, “I've signed for a soldier, D Am C I'm leaving tomorrow for some foreign land.”
Chorus
F G D She watches the pretty young soldiers, F G D As they march themselves off to the war. F G D She wonders if she'll ever see him again, F G A Somehow she doubts it, but she has to be sure.
Verse
D Am C G So she rode into town on the very next day, D Am C G And dressed herself up all in man's array. D Am C G With a sword and a musket she took the King's shilling, D Am And to fight in some foreign war, C She said, “Yes!,” she'd be willing.
Chorus
F G D All you pretty young soldiers, F G D In those uniforms that you've never worn. F G D The Captain will come to inspect you all now, F G A “Let me down and you'll all wish you'd never been born.”
Verse
Bm F#m The Captain astride of his horse's grey flanks, A Pulls the pretty young soldier from out of the ranks. B F#m His gaze it is fixed and she's starting to shake, A He said, “Follow me soldier and listen to the offer that I'm willing to make.”
Chorus
F G D “Come you pretty young soldier, F G D Come and be my right hand. F G A You're having this strange effect on my soul, G A That I don't quite understand.”
Bridge
F G D “Captain, oh Captain, I've a confession to make, F G D I love someone else and my heart it will break.” F G A And as she released her brown hair from a band, F G A It tumbled all down her shoulders and into his hands.
Chorus
F G D “Oh you pretty young soldier, F G D Come and take my right hand. F G D You're having this strange effect on my soul, G D And now I think, I understand.”
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