Intro (x2): A  E

Verse 1:
A                    E                A                  E
 Hey  Mr. Churchill  comes over here  to say we're doing splendidly.
A                    E                     A                        E
 But it's very cold  out here in the snow  marching to and from the enemy.
A                      E                  A                E     A
 Oh  I say it's tough; I have had enough  can you stop the caval-ry?

Interlude (x6): A  E

Verse 2:
A                     E                   A                     E
 I have had to fight  almost every night  down throughout these centuries.
A                    E                  A                E     A
 That is when I say  oh yes  yet again; can you stop the caval-ry?

Chorus 1:
E              A              E              A
 Mary Bradley  waits at home  in the nuclear fallout zone.
E                A            E                  A
 Wish I could be dancing now  in the arms of the girl I love.

Interlude:
E
 Dub-i-dub-i-dum-dum  dub-i-dub-i-dum 
      A
Dub-i-dum-dum-dub-i-dum  dub-i-dub-i-dum.
E
 Dub-i-dub-i-dum-dum  dub-i-dub-i-dum 
      A
Dub-i-dum-dum-dub-i-dum  dub-i-dub-i-dum.


G                       D
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

Interlude:
   A  D  A (x2)
   A  D  A  D  A  D  A

Verse 3:
A                        E                A                  E
 Bang goes another bomb  on another town  while the Tzar and Jim have tea.
A               E                      A                E
 If I get home  live to tell the tale  I'll run for all Presidencies.
   A              E          A               E     A
If I get elected  I'll stop; I will stop the caval-ry.

Interlude:
   A  E (x5)
   A  E  A

Interlude:
E
 Dub-i-dub-i-dum-dum  dub-i-dub-i-dum 
      A
Dub-i-dum-dum-dub-i-dum  dub-i-dub-i-dum.
E
 Dub-i-dub-i-dum-dum  dub-i-dub-i-dum 
      A
Dub-i-dum-dum-dub-i-dum  dub-i-dub-i-dum.

G                       D
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

Chorus 2:
E                A            E                  A
 Wish I could be dancing now  in the arms of the girl I love.
E             A              E                  A
 Mary Bradley waits at home  she's been waiting two years long.

G                       D
 Wish I was at home for Christmas.

Outro:
   A  D  A (x2)
   A  D  A  D  A  D  A
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