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We'll Stand Up And Fight lyrics and chords are intended for your
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by Red Steagall.
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We'll Stand Up And Fight Written and recorded by Red Steagall
Am I thought we were finished with all of our troubles E7 And left 'em back home in the Kentucky sand Am Survived all the battles of war of death and ashes E7 Am We were hoping for peace in the great Texas land
Dm Am But Kentucky came late claimed all of the battles Dm Am We crossed the Red River at noon yesterday Dm Am Two outlaws stopped us demanded our horses Dm E7 Am But they're through with hijacking after today
I got off the wagon to quite the horses C E7 They didn't see Bessy a dozen and more Am They fell from their saddles I gathered their horses E7 Am A two barreled shotgun has evened the score
Dm Am Wife and the children are still in the wagon Dm Am Molly cries softly but muffles the sound Dm Am The clank of the shovel attracts no attention Dm E7 Am I bury them deep and then smooth out the ground
F C Our entry to Texas was less than a welcome F Em G7 I'm still excited we finally arrived F Em Am A chance to start over and nothing will stop us G7 C E7 We'll call Texas home for the rest of our lives
Am We drive into town as if nothing has happened C E7 Jefferson's quite on a hot afternoon Am We were planning to stop spend a day or two resting E7 Am We'll sleep tonight beneath the big Texas moon
Dm Am Then a rider approached as I reigned in my horse Dm Am We shook hands and howdy and talked for a spell Dm Am My eye caught his badge and I read US Marshal Dm E7 Am I was churning inside and I'm sure he could tell
He said there's some bad man who pray on the settlers C E7 I told him what happened at noon yesterday Am I was sure he'd arrest me but he just smiled politely E7 Am Said thanks for the help and then bid us good day
Dm Am But I'm sure some will think what I did was not proper Dm Am But I did what I had to I'm sure I was right Dm Am We're not hunting trouble we're peace loving people Dm E7 Am But if trouble should find us we'll stand up and fight
F C Our grass will be stocked with the great longhorn cattle F Em G7 Our horses will come from the finest of mares F Em Am Our children will grow like a cottonwood sapling G7 C They'll learn how to stand and contribute their share
F Em Am We've a chance to start over and nothing will stop us E7 Am We'll call Texas home for the rest of our lives
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